Didn't see the P-wolves play, so I really have no idea. I know most of you will discount it right away, but remember (16) UMBC beat (1) Virginia.
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Considering the tournament this year, I’d say anything is possible. I would pick this year’s Nebraska team over Wesleyan in 7/10 games. At the same time, I never thought South Dakota State and North Dakota State could compete with the Nebraska football team.Didn't see the P-wolves play, so I really have no idea. I know most of you will discount it right away, but remember (16) UMBC beat (1) Virginia.
Lol. Maybe. Just maybe.I don’t know. All NWU would have to do is triple team Palmer and count on Miles not being able to figure out how adjust. Could be a good game.
Thank you for providing some sanity on this board.Sorry-- even as a former NWU player I have to admit if the two teams played, NU would win 10 of 10. The average score would probably be about 110-35. Just a different level of athlete in every sense of the word. The size and speed of the DI vs. DIII is gigantic. I have personal experience both as a former player and ref-- played and reffed YMCA games against these players so I have some basis for my argument. NWU would have trouble getting it across half court and getting a shot off. And good luck stopping Copeland or Roby inside. At least NWU would win the coaching battle.
Sorry-- even as a former NWU player I have to admit if the two teams played, NU would win 10 of 10. The average score would probably be about 110-35. Just a different level of athlete in every sense of the word. The size and speed of the DI vs. DIII is gigantic. I have personal experience both as a former player and ref-- played and reffed YMCA games against these players so I have some basis for my argument. NWU would have trouble getting it across half court and getting a shot off. And good luck stopping Copeland or Roby inside. At least NWU would win the coaching battle.
Maybe. I personally can't say because I have not seen either play but would think so.Could NWU beat UNK?
Sorry-- even as a former NWU player I have to admit if the two teams played, NU would win 10 of 10. The average score would probably be about 110-35. Just a different level of athlete in every sense of the word. The size and speed of the DI vs. DIII is gigantic. I have personal experience both as a former player and ref-- played and reffed YMCA games against these players so I have some basis for my argument. NWU would have trouble getting it across half court and getting a shot off. And good luck stopping Copeland or Roby inside. At least NWU would win the coaching battle.
UNK is getting a good player from Aurora that had some d1 offers actuallyCould NWU beat UNK?
Didn't see the P-wolves play, so I really have no idea. I know most of you will discount it right away, but remember (16) UMBC beat (1) Virginia.
No.Didn't see the P-wolves play, so I really have no idea. I know most of you will discount it right away, but remember (16) UMBC beat (1) Virginia.
Completely nonsensical.I don’t know. All NWU would have to do is triple team Palmer and count on Miles not being able to figure out how adjust. Could be a good game.
Didn't see the P-wolves play, so I really have no idea. I know most of you will discount it right away, but remember (16) UMBC beat (1) Virginia.
Could Brittany Griner play in the NBA?
Is this a serious post?
While they dont "technically" receive athletic scholarships, I knew someone quite awhile ago that played football at NWU and he received a decent amount of "academic" scholarships even though he was far from a stellar student.Totally agree, but still a great achievement. 10 players on the roster from Nebraska, and there's no athletic scholarships for DIII sports, so they are playing for the love of the game. That level is the definition of 'student athlete.'
Sorry-- even as a former NWU player I have to admit if the two teams played, NU would win 10 of 10. The average score would probably be about 110-35. Just a different level of athlete in every sense of the word. The size and speed of the DI vs. DIII is gigantic. I have personal experience both as a former player and ref-- played and reffed YMCA games against these players so I have some basis for my argument. NWU would have trouble getting it across half court and getting a shot off. And good luck stopping Copeland or Roby inside. At least NWU would win the coaching battle.
While they dont "technically" receive athletic scholarships, I knew someone quite awhile ago that played football at NWU and he received a decent amount of "academic" scholarships even though he was far from a stellar student.