Good stuff from Tyler Knaak, who is back at right tackle and wanting to show his coaches he can contribute on game days. He talks about what he's seen from Justin Evans at center, too.

Class of 2021 - RS Seniors

Still here
Buford - started 25 games
Haarberg - started 8 games at QB
Lutovsky - started 13 games
Prochazka - started 11 games

Contributed but gone
Fidone - Started 17 games, left for NFL with one year of eligibility left
Ervin - Started 4 games, transferred to Kansas St
Gbayor - Started 15 games, transferred to Missouri

Noncontributors
Bretz - 4 years at Nebraska, was 2nd sting, transferred to South Dakota State
Rollins - 4 years at Nebraska, some garbage time, went to transfer portal, not signed

Buckley - 3 years at Nebraska, some backup time, transferred to Michigan State
Kpai - 3 years at Nebraska, didn't play, transferred to New Mexico

Malcom - 2 years at Nebraska, didn't play, left football graduated from Nebraska
Carnie - 2 years at Nebraska, some garbage time, transferred to Concordia
Weaver - 2 years at Nebraska, some garbage time, transferred to Garden City CC
Hardy - 2 years at Nebraska, didn't play, transferred to UT Martin
Grimes - 2 years at Nebraska, didn't play, transferred to Northern Iowa

Neville - Redshirted, transferred to North Texas, then Jones College, then New Mexico State
Ho'ohuli - Redshirted, transferred to Hawaii
Williams - redshirted, transferred to Stephen F Austin

Yager - Didn't last a year, apparently gave up football

Huskers Top Broncos, 79-69
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Juwan Gary had a team-high 21 points to lead three Huskers in double figures, as Nebraska advanced to the College Basketball Crown championship game with a 79-69 win over Boise State on Saturday.

Gary hit 7-of-12 shots from the field, including a career-high four 3-pointers and added nine rebounds and three blocked shots as Nebraska improved to 20-14 on the season.

Brice Williams added 14 points, a season-high six assists and five rebounds while Sam Hoiberg added 10 points, as Nebraska (20-14) shot 46 percent from the field and 12-of-19 from 3-point range. With the win, the Huskers secured consecutive 20-win seasons for the first time since the 1997-98 and 1998-99 seasons.

Nebraska will play UCF, a 104-98 overtime winner over Villanova, Sunday at 4:30 p.m. central. The game will be carried on FOX and the Husker Sports Network.

Nebraska took control of the game late in the first half, using a 15-1 spurt to turn a seven-point deficit into a lead they would not relinquish the rest of the game.

Trailing 26-19, 3-pointers from Hoiberg and Gary pulled the Huskers within one and started 15-1 Husker spurt, as Nebraska built a 34-27 lead after a Williams basket. Williams and Gary combined for 22 first-half points, as Nebraska went 6-of-9 from 3-point range and 9-of-10 from the foul line in the opening 20 minutes to build a 39-33 halftime lead.

Nebraska built on the lead, using an 8-2 run in the first 2:46 to stretch the lead to 49-37 after 3-pointers from Hoiberg and Gary forced a Bronco timeout.

Boise State, which got a game-high 26 from Tyson Degenhart, got to within 49-24 before a Morgan dunk and a 3-point play from Gary to stretch the lead to 12.

Nebraska eventually built a 74-59 lead after a Williams basket with 4:48 left, but Boise State (26-11) made one last run, the Broncos used an 8-0 run to pull to within seven after a RJ Keene jumper with 1:31 left.

Two Connor Essegian free throws pushed the leaf back to nine before a pair of Javan Buchanan free throws with 1:04 left, but could get no closer, as NU hit 3-of-5 foul shots in the final 1:03 to seal the win.

Nebraska advances to the championship of the Crown in Las Vegas after putting away Boise State, 79-69, on Saturday:

April 5
Illinois 7, Maryland 4
Illinois 15, Maryland 3
Iowa 7, Northwestern 1
Nebraska 10, Rutgers 5
Penn State 5, Minnesota 2
#14 UCLA 7, San Diego 6
USC 12, Ohio State 9
#15 Oregon 13, Michigan 3
Washington 5, Purdue 4

Standings
1. Iowa (20-9, 12-2)
2. UCLA (25-5, 10-2)
3. Oregon (22-8, 10-4)
4. Washington (15-17, 7-4)
5. Penn State (20-10, 8-6)
5. USC (19-11, 8-6)
7. Michigan (16-14, 7-7)
7. Indiana (15-14, 6-6)
9. Illinois (17-11, 6-5)
10. Northwestern (13-15, 5-6)
11. Michigan State (17-10, 4-5)
12. Nebraska (14-17, 4-7)
12. Rutgers (14-17, 4-7)
14. Maryland (14-17, 3-8)
14. Purdue (20-10, 3-8)
16. Minnesota (11-16, 2-9)
16. Ohio State (8-19, 2-9)

Games for Sunday, April 6
Iowa at Northwestern
Michigan State at Indiana
Maryland at Illinois
Penn State at Minnesota
Rutgers at Nebraska (12:00 PM - BTN+)
#15 Oregon at Michigan
San Diego at #14 UCLA
Ohio State at USC
Purdue at Washington

Purdue 4, Minnesota 0
Nebraska 14, Iowa 1
Penn State 15, Rutgers 11
Northwestern 4, Illinois 3
#9 Oregon 5, Michigan 4
#9 Oregon 9, Michigan 1
Washington 6, Wisconsin 2
#8 UCLA 7, #23 Ohio State 0

Standings
1. Northwestern (19-11-1, 8-0)
2. Oregon (35-3, 9-1)
2. UCLA (36-5, 9-1)
4. Nebraska (28-9, 8-2)
5. Washington (28-9, 6-2)
6. Michigan (27-12, 6-4)
6. Ohio State (30-9-1, 6-4)
8. Penn State (18-18, 5-5)
8. Wisconsin (22-14, 6-6)
10. Indiana (23-10, 3-5)
11. Purdue (19-16, 4-7)
12. Iowa (21-14, 3-6)
13. Maryland (15-19, 3-7)
14. Michigan State (12-20, 2-8)
15. Minnesota (13-22, 2-9)
16. Illinois (14-18, 1-6)
17. Rutgers (16-24, 1-9)

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, April 6
Nebraska at Iowa (1:00 PM - BTN+)

When's bottom?

Starting up the live game thread for today's Crown semifinal between Nebraska and Boise State.

Tip is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. on FOX. Here's a quick preview:

Matt Rhule announced that sophomore receiver Hardley Gilmore IV has been dismissed from the team.

Quick story and some reaction:

Who was making those weird noises when Nebraska was shooting free throws sounded like the Blair witch project.

Hearing Hardley Gilmore has been kicked off the team.

The last team playing basketball this year in the BIG is Nebraska. I take the positives when they come. GBR

Any news on Nebraska getting into the AAU. I always worry in these weird times the BIG will hold it against Nebraska for being the only team in the conference that is not a member.

Hardley Gilmore dismissed from the team today.

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/13688-River-Rd_Church-Hill_MS_39120_M71989-59844

There are no negotiations involved - I've been low-balling these folks for 2 years now. They want the asking price.



It literally abhors me to borrow money, but I've finally buckled...I want this place, regardless of the cost.

Income:

W-2: $172,000
Annual trust fund income: $142,000 (various oil and gas properties)
Rental property income: $261,000 (1,800 acres of planted cotton)

Expenses:

Annual mortgage payments on the cotton plantation: $29,103

Memphis condo is paid for. All vehicles are paid for. Only debt is the mortgage on the cotton farm, which is owed to a family trust.

There's another $45 million trust fund that kicks in on my mother's death (sounds morbid to mention it, but if it's relevant...)

If I put down, say, $1.4 million, could I get a bank to carry the remaining $2.1 million (assuming good credit, etc.)?

The property does not generate any income - it's basically an overpriced plantation residence.

I know this sounds dumb - I haven't borrowed money from a bank in >20 years. TIA for any guidance.

Today's game info with Nebraska coming off an 8-5 win in the opener last night and looking to close out its first Big Ten series victory:

Matchup: Nebraska (13-17, 3-7 Big Ten) vs. Rutgers (14-16, 4-6)
Time: 2 p.m. CT
TV/Streaming: B1G+
Radio: Huskers.com, Huskers Radio Network, Huskers App
Stadium: Hawks Field at Haymarket Park (Lincoln)
Pitching: Nebraska RHP Ty Horn (0-4, 7.39 ERA) vs. Rutgers RHP Landon Mack (3-2, 3.15 ERA)

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Can confirm Nebraska has added Central Michigan transfer Ugnius Jarusevicius, a 6-10, 220-pounder from Lithuania.

First-team All-MAC this season. Led CMU in scoring (16.2 ppg.), rebounding (7.3 rpg.) and field goal percentage (.537).

GBR!

Boise is 26-10

Should be interesting game.

Quick preview of Saturday's College Basketball Crown Tournament semifinal between Nebraska and Boise State. First time these two will play each other.

Tip is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. with the game being shown on FOX.

Another good coaching coming to the Big Ten. Sounds like Buzz wanted to get away from Trev.

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Good artie.

In 25 some of NU's defensive stats were worse but I think that was because of White's tendency to give big plays on 3rd down. Rhule mentioned that toward the end of the season. If that improves those stats improve.