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Most could. It was a bad add on any level. Only gets worse for $500k

You aren’t. Diop/Keita/$500k > Meah and I’m not saying we should’ve held pat with Diop and Keita. Just don’t spend stupidly like we did. We could’ve had three points and three rebounds for free.

No one said it was. Diop isn’t good. But for $500k, he can give us what Meah did

Not to mention it’s likely the adults in the room who are telling a lot of those players to do it.

Did he get hurt. I thought I saw him playing quite a bit early and then falling off late that being said….id take him back for depth. It’s better than spending $500k on a guy like Meah

Yes please

Right call. Dumb rule

Those are from Rollie and Berke’s shot attempts.

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His personality would’ve been fine when he was winning

I don’t see why they are sad. Spring football practice starts in 36 hours.

I would say in general. Kids individually are fine. But the organization isn’t exactly good

Not sure we want to donate to that before they sign here

It’ll be a huge advantage for teams like Gonzaga, St. Mary’s, UConn, nova, Creighton and Marquette

I don’t think volleyball will be taking away from football or men’s basketball. For nothing more than the fact that it’s terrible business given how much money those two sports make. I do think it’ll pull away from the tertiary sports like women’s basketball, baseball and wrestling. And given the fact that women’s volleyball actually earns a profit, you can justify it.

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I’d also settle for being categorized as average.

I would like to have a drop off in talent and still finish in the top six in the conference with the sweet 16 bid

It’ll get about 75% of it. As it should.

We check one of the boxes

Nebraska won’t take it all back from Creighton. But I can guarantee that Nebraska strings together to, three or four straight NCAA tournament bits… Then there will absolutely be some extra money coming in from Omaha.

Well said

I mean, didn’t Bolt win the Big Ten (conference or tournament) each of the last two years if Nebraska basketball could ever put out some sort of proven winner or have some consistent success, it’d be curious to see how much of that money would switch back over. People don’t like making bad investments.

Basketball is a bigger money maker than both volleyball and baseball. I can get the investment in volleyball due to their level of success. But we should absolutely be committing more money to basketball than we are to baseball. I’d also argue that Bolt is safer than Hoiberg at this stage.

I get paying for players. Having average (at best) NIL will always put a ceiling on what we do. but making bad decisions doesn’t give us a chance.