Yeah I don't know what Morrow's status is, and I don't want him to play unless he's totally healthy. But throw him into the rotation that played today, and the Huskers can be a headache for anyone in the conference.What a win after the losing streak.
The season is over as far as making the tourney (unless we can win the conference tournament), but this team has potential to finish strong.
Eichorst understands the circumstances. I'd say sans a team mutiny, no way you can give up on Miles. If Morrow isn't hurt likely two losses are wins and the team could be sitting at 6-3. But 4-5 isn't anything to be ashamed of.So do these big wins keep Miles at NU even with all of the bad losses?
Who knows, but I say keep him on if he can recruit.
I think they are hopeful Morrow will be back for MSU. Whether or not tha means he is healthy I don't know. He's had foot problems for years apparently.Yeah I don't know what Morrow's status is, and I don't want him to play unless he's totally healthy. But throw him into the rotation that played today, and the Huskers can be a headache for anyone in the conference.
So do these big wins keep Miles at NU even with all of the bad losses?
Who knows, but I say keep him on if he can recruit.
How do you find something negative to post about after a win but fail to find something positive to post about after a loss?You have to wait until the end of the year for any decisions. We somehow managed to win, despite giving up about 60% from beyond the arc. Purdue is a great shooting team, but not that great.
How do you find something negative to post about after a win but fail to find something positive to post about after a loss?
Sorry. Just a quick reaction on my part but so many on here only see the glass as half full or in their cases empty. #GBRDon't blame it on me for your lack of paying attention. I have posted numerous positive things after wins and losses under Miles.
Purdue is in fact a great perimeter shooting team AND they compliment that with a tremendous inside presence. Pick your poison. That makes it really tough for a team short on bigs to defend in the paint. --it happens.You have to wait until the end of the year for any decisions. We somehow managed to win, despite giving up about 60% from beyond the arc. Purdue is a great shooting team, but not that great.
I fully expected a team this young to be very inconsistent. Hell after old what's his name transferred we had guys predicting we wouldn't win a game in conference play. Then they repeated it after that one really bad loss.Who is this team? I have never been prouder and more disappointed in an 8 day swing. But they have heart and really show. Picturing any discussion of this team for a tournament "Well their best wins are really good and their worst losses are truly awful.....". As far as Miles, he really gets good things out of these guys at times.
sometimes Horne has IT. Sometimes he doesn't. That's why his playing time got cut. He's a bit of a liability on the defensive end so if his shot isn't going in he has to sit. I think he'll get more consistent as he gains B1G experience.[/QUOTE]Can't believe we didn't foul there...but, big win for our chances to get to .500 in Big ten. Purdue was probably the toughest matchup for us. We win with probably Tai's worst night of the year. McVeigh and Horne were huge. Horne has IT on the offensive end...he just knows how to get buckets.
Miles isn't going anywhere.So do these big wins keep Miles at NU even with all of the bad losses?
Who knows, but I say keep him on if he can recruit.
Sorry. Just a quick reaction on my part but so many on here only see the glass as half full or in their cases empty. #GBR
Did you see Nebraska's 3 point shooting percentage?You're fine. I've been more critical of Miles this year than previous. Having losing seasons in 4 of 5 seasons would be a tough pill to swallow if I were our AD. It's more than that though. Both our offense and defense disappear for long stretches in games. Especially our offense. Just no movement away from the ball to get open. Those issues seem systemic to me. And I look at things like Purdue shooting 18% better than their season average from the 3-point line. That concerns me.
Yeah if NU doesn't fully commit to the double team yesterday, Tschimanga and Jacobson probably both foul out by early second half and Swanigan puts up 30 points. It's tough giving up that many threes, but that defensive strategy was the only way the Huskers don't get destroyed inside.Did you see Nebraska's 3 point shooting percentage?
Some days are hot days. I'd also say a lot had to do with Miles refusing to let Purdue's big guys kill him with dunks. Doubling down usually leaves someone open and that kid from Purdue was pure.
With half of the posts on the winning thread still talking about how Miles can't get it done.Beat #20 Purdue, 2 page thread.
Lose to Northwestern, 4 page thread.
With half of the posts on the winning thread still talking about how Miles can't get it done.
I don't forget a loss to Gardner-Webb. That game could likely be the difference between this team making an NIT and not making one. But as many announcers have said, those Gardner-Webb games happen to many teams. Nebraska is too young and inconsistent to look past anyone yet they did. But a game like that also shows what happens when you have young talent. I'm not going to throw in the towel on my long-term outlook because of a crappy loss to a Gardner-Webb. Maybe I should though, based on what other fans are telling me. I should just be pissed all the time and say that Miles sucks. Then we could all get along.And guys that forget about losses to Gardner-Webb when it's convenient posting about how great this team will be in 2 years.
I don't forget a loss to Gardner-Webb. That game could likely be the difference between this team making an NIT and not making one. But as many announcers have said, those Gardner-Webb games happen to many teams. Nebraska is too young and inconsistent to look past anyone yet they did. But a game like that also shows what happens when you have young talent. I'm not going to throw in the towel on my long-term outlook because of a crappy loss to a Gardner-Webb. Maybe I should though, based on what other fans are telling me. I should just be pissed all the time and say that Miles sucks. Then we could all get along.
And guys that forget about losses to Gardner-Webb when it's convenient posting about how great this team will be in 2 years.
Denial