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Not arguing that. Just trying to explain why we might have left it.Yeah but they’ve gotten to the rim in every possession since the change. Just because they finall hit a couple of shots doesn’t mean the zone wasn’t working. Not gonna pitch a shutout.
And Miles still had 3 timeouts with a minute left. Poor coaching by Miles. Use your TOs and give the guys some rest......These kids have to be dead. Playing six players. Short handed for weeks now. I am really happy they are all Huskers.
Definitely. Congrats to all. That was a damn fun game.Glad Miles and the seniors could end their last home game on a high note.
Aguek Arop, Isaiah Williams, Ed Chang, Aguir Agau, Akoy Agau, Mitch Hahn........there is D1 talent here. They may not all be stars and you can’t take them all, but there is talent here.There's been plenty of in-state talent recently, most went elsewhere. Justin Patton, Khyri Thomas, Mike Daum, Tre'Shawn Thurman, David Wingett, Teddy Allen, Tyler Hagedorn, Baylor Scheierman. Imagine if Miles had recruited all of them. Ironically, Miles had success at CSU by recruiting all of the Nebraska kids that Sadler passed on.
Hopefully Hoiberg can keep Donovan Williams, Chucky Hepburn, and Hunter Sallis in-state.
Was a great atmosphere, even though crowd was a little over 10k. Got prime seating for a family of 6 for the price of 2 football tix. Fun night!Haha! Miles lasts another game.
I agree with you. Although I can understand wanting to build some depth for a five-month-long season, I think most coaches are too quick to pull their starters. And as for last night's game, it was the first for NU in five days. I really don't think any of them were feeling the effects of the Big Ten Tournament.You know what this really shows?
1. How lame it is to try using a long bench
2. How un-tired high level D1 players get
3. You might as well keep your best players in and treat it like it is a video game.
Coaches try to hard to make their job difficult.
Daum as well. Gotta take some chances on in state kids.Aguek Arop, Isaiah Williams, Ed Chang, Aguir Agau, Akoy Agau, Mitch Hahn........there is D1 talent here. They may not all be stars and you can’t take them all, but there is talent here.
Daum was already mentioned in the post I quoted.Daum as well. Gotta take some chances on in state kids.
I agree with you. Although I can understand wanting to build some depth for a five-month-long season, I think most coaches are too quick to pull their starters. And as for last night's game, it was the first for NU in five days. I really don't think any of them were feeling the effects of the Big Ten Tournament.
Yep my bad playing ketchup.Daum as well. Gotta take some chances on in state kids.
You know what this really shows?
1. How lame it is to try using a long bench
2. How un-tired high level D1 players get
3. You might as well keep your best players in and treat it like it is a video game.
Coaches try to hard to make their job difficult.
Thomas Allen actually had a pretty solid season before he hurt his ankle. It's easy to overlook that, given that nobody transcribed his every move on the court.Then again, think about if the bench had been so long that Johnny got to play and then miles realized he's better than half the guys that were playing.
Akenten regressed as the year went on, and was definitely a disappointment. Other than that, NU's role players were pretty solid.Allen was solid. Johnny gave the team something nana could not though. Teammates really like playing with him.
Allen could get hot. His defense was shaky at best and his rebounding was non-existent. IMO, we're better with Trueblood on the floor than Allen BUT both would have been nice to have. Allen HAS to step up his intensity next year.Thomas Allen actually had a pretty solid season before he hurt his ankle. It's easy to overlook that, given that nobody transcribed his every move on the court.
Allen was second on the team in steals at the time that he went down and he often drew one of the toughest defensive assignments. What was shaky at best about his defense? I remember him completely shutting down Alexander in the Creighton game and playing some other 2-guards very tough. Who did he have poor defensive games against?Allen could get hot. His defense was shaky at best and his rebounding was non-existent. IMO, we're better with Trueblood on the floor than Allen BUT both would have been nice to have. Allen HAS to step up his intensity next year.