Jayskers unite!!!
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I think its fantastic the state of Nebraska sent 2 teams to the dance...hahaha
McDermott outsmarted himself by sitting Jasen Green. He’s the Jays’ best defender by far, and they’ve gotten drilled since he left the game.
Creighton has to hit the portal hard this off-season, though I do think McAndrew is going to be fantastic.
King is awful.
King is awful.
He has such a sweet gig in Omaha. Biggest deal in town, the media adore him and almost every game is on FS1 or FOX. There are a few better jobs out there, but not many.
SEC has made a believer out of me….not that I needed convincing. I knew the league was great this year. But that league this year is legit. Their teams are tough.
SEC is elite at the top end. Not convinced teams like Oklahoma and Georgia deserved their seedings.
Agreed, especially Oklahoma. Never thought they deserved a bid. They were not a good team.
Even in a season where they struggled for the first half of it they ended up making 25 wins look easy
A double celebration both creighton teams lose on the same night
I love the Creighton posts on a Husker site. Want them to always lose. Booooooo!
I like McDermott, but I think in any job that would offer him a big leap in pay and prestige, he’d probably be in over his head and be sorry he took it.
Yeah people have some nerve discussing the NCAA Tournament on the Measles and Teslas Chat Room.
Time to store away the blue visors and sweater vests and get ready for Husker football.
You won't find me there. Always hate Creighton. GBR
Ummm..., almost all teams in college are guard dominant.
Any talented big guy is already playing in the NBA. If not, he was a stiff like Zach Edey or Luke Garza with low end NBA appeal.
Rarely do we have post players in college that score anymore. Simply rebounders and rim protectors.
Jaysker? Can you imagine a Wildcard, Bucketeer, Wolvartan, Badnight, or Tigertide?
Cheering for an instate opponent is worse than rooting for a conference mate. You may as well just call them big brother, because it's like knowing you can't win a fight on your own, so you run to big brother to fight your battle. Demand better from Hoiberg. Nebraska has resources Creighton could only dream of.
Cheering for an instate opponent is worse than rooting for a conference mate. You may as well just call them big brother, because it's like knowing you can't win a fight on your own, so you run to big brother to fight your battle. Demand better from Hoiberg. Nebraska has resources Creighton could only dream of.
Jaysker? Can you imagine a Wildcard, Bucketeer, Wolvartan, Badnight, or Tigertide?
Cheering for an instate opponent is worse than rooting for a conference mate. You may as well just call them big brother, because it's like knowing you can't win a fight on your own, so you run to big brother to fight your battle. Demand better from Hoiberg. Nebraska has resources Creighton could only dream of.
Derp.
I guess Lincoln has more money than Omaha.
No way anyone can be this dense, right?
Obviously I meant relative to other college teams. I thought, surely no one could be that dense right? I was wrong and I needed to type that out. For you.
Tell that to the Hawkes family. Lots of money in this state and many with it have spread it between multiple schools here. Worrying about who internet strangers root for seems like a waste of time. I find supporting UNL UNO and Creighton quite entertaining. To those that don't that is also their perogative but truly in the end it really does not matter.Jaysker? Can you imagine a Wildcard, Bucketeer, Wolvartan, Badnight, or Tigertide?
Cheering for an instate opponent is worse than rooting for a conference mate. You may as well just call them big brother, because it's like knowing you can't win a fight on your own, so you run to big brother to fight your battle. Demand better from Hoiberg. Nebraska has resources Creighton could only dream of.
Both had losing records in conference play , which always raises the eyebrows.
Even though Arkansas, Miss State and Vandy were a game away from .500.
