Miles is a bad in game coach--period. Why stall when you already have a tough time getting a good shot off when u run your offense.
Husker bball vs Wisconsin
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13-20 from the line in regulation cost Nebraska this game.
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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They missed them the whole game. I for one, would have liked to see less Morrow and more Roby. Morrow just wasn't getting it done against Wisconsin's length and every time we sat Jake and tried to cover that kid with Jack he just backed him in and if we doubled they kicked it out for 3s.
And need a coach who knows what to do at the end of games. He has cost them no less than 4 wins this year......
21+ turnovers won't win you a basketball game. I'm surprised we only lost by 1, but props to the team tonight for battling like hell.
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Did you happen to forget the 21 turnovers or was it more?
. He's beat 2 ranked teams this year and if we had reasonably good officiating in regulation it would have been 3. Wisconsin BANKED in a 3 from the top of the key and had another clanker in the last minute that hit the side of the rim, the bank board and then went in. Good Lord. IF Morrow could make a free throw we win by 3-5 points.
Gotta say, the refs screwed us twice in the last minute, and Miles needs to submit tape to the conference. Shitty refs need to be held accountable for piss-poor officiating. They cost us this game.
The big kid from Wisconsin traveled EVERY time he touched the ball and we got zero calls on him the whole game for it. He would shuffle 10 feet with no call then the next time down the floor they call Jack for a travel on a legal move.
How many positions do you think we had in the game.
Enough to do this numerous times:
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anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi
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I will ask again. When an offensive player taps a rebound into the backcourt, and a teammate retrieves it, is that over and back?
It must have something to do with unestablished posession. Was just a loose ball.
I really dont know im just throwin out a plausible guess.
Don't believe so. The ball has been shot so No one has possession, and the tip doesn't count as possession. I think I remember the situation and I didn't expect it to be called.
Well they definitely sucked tonight and I would say that even if we had won. Wisconsin definitely got the better end of it during regulation.
Yep, that or all the players fault for another sub .500 season.
Things that always seem to happen in nebraska basketball, every season, that hold us back from getting over the hump.
1. Horrid turnovers. We do things high school teams dont do. Doesnt matter the year, coaches, or players. Do we practice passing to "ghosts"? Because we do it a lot. And a lot after a timeout on the floor.
2. Awful free throw shooting. Again, worst than high schools. I wouldnt be surprised if all our players had better free throw percentages when they were in high school.
3. Inexcusible reffing. Cant blame it on them, but nebraska gets the short end of the stick. Its subconcious...we are supposed to lose and the refs know it.
I dont know why i get my hopes up. These things plague every team from time to time, but not as consistently and as dire as nebraska.
1. Horrid turnovers. We do things high school teams dont do. Doesnt matter the year, coaches, or players. Do we practice passing to "ghosts"? Because we do it a lot. And a lot after a timeout on the floor.
2. Awful free throw shooting. Again, worst than high schools. I wouldnt be surprised if all our players had better free throw percentages when they were in high school.
3. Inexcusible reffing. Cant blame it on them, but nebraska gets the short end of the stick. Its subconcious...we are supposed to lose and the refs know it.
I dont know why i get my hopes up. These things plague every team from time to time, but not as consistently and as dire as nebraska.
They always suck and have cost us every game we have lost the last 4 years. And when we win, it's in spite of the poor officiating.
I know many of you want Miles fired. However, turnovers and free throws. How is that the coach's fault?
In this instance, it was. It's tough to overcome two poor calls in the last minute of a close game.
Don't waste your time. The vocal MINORITY has been on this rant for a couple of years. They wanted the drunk that replaced Miles at CSU.
His first shot on the last free throws clanked off the left side of the rim... reminds me of Shaq shooting free throws.
You have to think that NCAA seeding prospects play a role subconsciously. You know darned well that the refs know what's what and don't want to be the guys to screw the B!G out of a potential top seed.
How can turnovers automatically be all the fault of the players? Could it possibly be poor practice planning, inability to teach a system, running a poor system, etc?
Im not saying it is all that but your logic is totally flawed. Well coached teams dont turn the ball over near as much, period.
