Red Five

An 8/9 seed seems like the most likely scenario to me. UConn, Purdue, and Houston are locked in as #1s. Other #1 is a bit in the air and might be dependent on conference tournament results between Tennessee and UNC, with an outside possibility of Arizona or Marquette. So that would probably put us in Brooklyn (UConn), Memphis (Houston), or Charlotte (UNC/Tennessee).

As of right now, Nebraska's Friday night session has the highest "get in" price for tickets. More than the semis and more than the final. The power of Nebraska fans is hitting my pocketbook.

Michigan's non-con in 2022 and 2023 was bad because someone (I think UCLA) cancelled on them a few years back. Under Saban, Alabama's best non-con games have been Texas (23, 22), Miami (21), Duke (19), Louisville (18), Florida St (17), USC (16), Wisconsin (15), West Virginia (14), Va Tech (13), Michigan (12), Penn St (11, 10), Va Tech (09), Clemson (08), and Florida St (07). Sure, the majority of those have been at neutral sites, but still pretty damn good IMO.

Are they? Michigan has Texas (2024, 2027), and Oklahoma (2025, 2026) on their future schedules. Alabama has Wisconsin (2024), Florida St (2025, 2026), Ohio St (2027, 2028), and Notre Dame (2029, 2030) on their future schedules.

Hell yes I want to see Nebraska play Tennessee and Oklahoma. In the 14 team playoff era coming in 2 years, reports are the top 3 B1G teams will get autobids (defined as top 3 by conference record). So in that scenario playing a tough non-con doesn't really matter. Just win in conference and you are good.

Happy 4 Year Anniversary!

I mean we should be pretty damn close to 100%. I would think we have to be at least 10 spots away from being left out. At this point for us not to make it we would have to lose Friday and "bid stealers" would have to win the Big 12, SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Mountain West, Pac12, WCC, AAC, and A10.

Updated And for the sickos out there

Get ready for a Friday night game at Purdue or Indiana...

Guessing because he would be in charge setting up a signing day ceremony at school. In June. When he wants to be on vacation.

Yes, this is a problem. Nebraska is going to be pulling in close to $100M when the new B1G TV contracts kick in. But it is boosters/fans/corporations that are responsible for paying the players.

Jamarques Lawrence 3 point shooting 1st 26 games: 20/75 27% Last 3 games: 11/14 79%

Getting outscored 19-3 during the middle 8 minutes is what cost us the game. Not the refs Our offense starting when we were up 34-27 Sam missed 3 Keisei made FT Keisei missed FT CJ missed 3 Gary missed 2 Keisei missed 3 Mast TO Keisei TO Mast missed 2 Mast missed 2 Mast made FT Mast made FT Halftime Mast missed 3 Brice missed 2 Keisei missed 3 Mast missed 3 Keisei missed 2 Bryce missed 3 Mast missed 2 Gary missed 2 Now we're down 37-46 Missed 14 shots in a row. 0-7 from 2, 0-7 from 3.

Agree with Dan

This is about expanding the NCAA basketball tournament.

Assuming coaches want one end of June so they can actually have a couple weeks off in early July before ramping up for fall camp.

Honestly, the last time I ate at a Wendy's may have been in high school. There was one in the Conestoga Mall that I ate at quite a bit. I think my go to was 2 Junior Bacon Cheeseburgers, 5 piece nugget, soda. Each was on the 99cent value menu. Cost me like $4.25.

I am boycotting Wendy's until the bring back the SuperBar.

C’mon down to Stetson Bennett Kia. We’ll get you a great deal on a fully loaded Telluride that can fit the whole family.