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Cant speak for Dye but I'd put the other two up there.

Pelini had good not great results, but was an unlikeable as they come. Miles is average at best to this point. Erstad agree. Very easy to say 2 disappointments and one ok which couldve been okay had he not made one hate him

Won’t say he didn’t do some good things. He did. Just that he wasn’t walking around with the Midas touch

Interesting definition of good

Unneccessary middle management with hefty paychecks, Sadler extension. Best hire looks like a guy who was a good coach but great asshole. He was the best of the group, but it’s not like he was pushing all the right buttons

Moos absolutely deserves credit for hiring Frost. He may not be the reason for it. But he was also the reason it didn’t get screwed up. He played it perfectly and was smart enough to use the resources he had and when to push the buttons. Anyone paying attention to Husker athletics knows that common sense hasn’t really been present in the ADs role since about 2002-2003 Moos was smart enough to not fuck it up and that’s easier said than done given our last two decades With that being said, and considering the awkward position he walked into because of Eichorsts’ dumbass, I’m willing to give Moos a shot

Certainly think he is losing blood. But make the dance and win a game and he heals up pretty quickly.

Can't really fault Hunter. In either case, he's going to much better basketball schools with a lot more job security at the moment. Sucks for us though.

Hard to argue with this.

Would take Mooney. Still need a legit big more.

Yes. But he doesn't have to be considered a first round pick to declare after his junior year.

I've wondered how this factors into things. No way does Moos want to make a change with all 3 men's sports in one year. And while I don't think Erstad will get fired this year, it's clear we are still a mediocre program and I wonder if Moos is spending more time evaluating that.

To me, it really does make next year do or die. Usually guys who enter their names as sophomores don't make their senior years. We're set to be losing a lot next year.

Don't think they are anything to get excited about, but worth discussing. Obviously, a lot can happen between now and even the middle of May which can impact next year.

Think Maryland could be real tough if Fernando comes back. Northwestern will struggle a lot IMO. I liked Illinois a lot before all of their turnover. I think Iowa surprises if Cook is back. Michigan and Michigan State are still Michigan and Michigan State even with their departures. Wisconsin wont be great, but will be better. Don't see a ton of great teams, but a lot more depth than the league had this year.

bingo

Davis wont play much, if any at all if Palmer and Copeland both come back. Johnson will play alot

Guessing people are attracted to the fact that both coaches have won a lot of games and don't lose very many each year. Kind of the opposite of our history.

I am also curious if you think the players don't deserve more considering the money they generate and the hours of work they put in. Title 9 would be a bitch to get around on this

Ended up playing 8-9 minutes 0-1. 2 pt FG 1-2. 3 pt FG 1 reb 1 foul

Missed a 3

Hit a 3

He played the last 4-5 minutes of the first half

Missed the first 4 minutes but from what I saw.... Davis played the last 5 minutes of the first half. Missed a layup, had a board and a foul

On ESPN right now. Doesn’t play much. Only touched it once thus far and looked bad on a missed layup