It is still their break, students not back yet.Nice crowd Iowa. I'm pretty sure we had bigger crowds in the Barry Collier Devaney Center era. Way to support your team after a great week.
It is still their break, students not back yet.
Please let that be Miles halftime tweet!We would be winning if not for their 31-12 run to close out the half.
Wow...NU hit a 3 with 7:35 to go in the first half to take a 22-19 lead. They didn't score again in the half. More than 7 and a half minutes without scoring. Iowa leads 31-22 at the half.
Wow...
After awhile are they still droughts...or just the desert?Doc Sadler-esque drought.
After awhile are they still droughts...or just the desert?
I would say we're good at fouling.At least Sadler's teams usually played defense. This team doesn't do anything particularly well - offense, defense, rebounding, press breaking, free throw shooting - all mediocre.
Entire possessions in which no NU player goes anywhere near the lane. I think we should name this the Caution: Wet Paint offense.
Even this team should be able to beat Little Ricky's Gophers at home.So if we go 0 for in the B1G, does Miles still have a job?
Your team is getting trounced and you're concerned about the home crowd attendance?Nice crowd Iowa. I'm pretty sure we had bigger crowds in the Barry Collier Devaney Center era. Way to support your team after a great week.
So if we go 0 for in the B1G, does Miles still have a job?
Well, sure. But you still need to work the ball in and out, instead of just pointlessly swinging it around the perimeter.I think part of this can be attributed to Iowa being very long. They lead the B1G in blocked shots & have more than a handful this game.
Can't speak for Harry, but that's as close to a conference victory as we've seen in a while... Don't come down to hard on us...Your team is getting trounced and you're concerned about the home crowd attendance?
Your team is getting trounced and you're concerned about the home crowd attendance?
Miles go to play is a 2 man pick and roll game on the right elbow with the other 3 players standing on the left sideline. It's pathetic, my middle school school coaches ran better sets then he does.Well, sure. But you still need to work the ball in and out, instead of just pointlessly swinging it around the perimeter.
We weren't getting trounced when I made that post.
Your team is fun to watch. I'm sure they appreciate a half-full arena coming off of two huge wins. But then again your football stadium had plenty of empty seats during your best football season ever too. Guess there's a lot going on in Iowa City.
We had 15,000 at PBA each of the last 2 games with our students on break....and we suck.
Iowa City - 67,000 for 15,500 seats
Lincoln - 300,000 for 15,000 seats
Population and opponent play a huge role in midweek games. Probably @ 12,000 at the game tonight.
Wiki shows the Lincoln metro at 318,000 and city at 258,000 and IA City's metro at 164,000 but the city at 67,000
So you chose the smallest number for IA City and the largest number for Lincoln to argue why Iowa fans were sparse tonight and why the Huskers pulled 15K?
You failed to consider the additional 100k residents (potential hawkeye fans) in the IA City metro.... Convenient yes?
8.00 start puts you home at 12 to 1.00 oclock no drama no thanksI think 80% of Nebraska fans live within an hour of Lincoln.
20% of Iowa fans live within an hour of Iowa City; it takes a bit of an effort for them to travel that far on a weeknight.
Cedar Rapids is about as far from Iowa City as my home to my work.
After beating MSU and Purdue, maybe their basketball fans see Nebraska like some here saw Southeastern Louisiana?
Truly who cares. They won. They have a really good basketball team.