ECisGod

With most "analysts" they are both. Sometimes they are the color guy sitting on the sideline with the play by play announcer & sometimes they will be in the studio analyzing what happened. They used to be separate gigs, but now networks want to get more for their money.

Not sure if Hoiberg trusts the team to go fast against a set defense.

Kavas is a HUGE liability on the defensive end. I'd be curious to his +/- for the game. I guarantee it's way negative.

Nearly had a triple double in his first G League game -10 points, 10 rebounds, 9 turnovers.

It's not that he hates recruiting, he hates having to deal the the recruit's "Posse".

Other than Yvan, none of their mechanics look too bad. They just aren't consistent with them - the release point isn't the same every time, elbow sometimes pops out instead of staying under the ball. Those are things that can be fixed with repetition.

Former Husker Jeriah Horne led Tulsa with 22 points today. I know there's a thread for him somewhere, but I'm too lazy to find it several pages deep.

USA Today article on Husker Hoops/Fred Hoiberg. Nothing new in it, but nice to see the team getting national coverage. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/2019/11/01/hoiberg-sees-untapped-potential-at-long-suffering-nebraska/40528577/

CBS Sports has rated the NC schedules of all 87 "major" conference schools (plus Gonzaga, Davidson, VCU, Utah St & St Mary's). Only 13 of the 92 teams have an easier NC schedule than Nebraska. https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/ranking-the-best-and-worst-nonconference-schedules-in-college-basketball-for-2019-20/

ESPN finally put out their B1G predictions. NU 13th. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/27967266/big-ten-2019-20-predictions-michigan-state-back-hype

I think he'd look much better in Husker red than the Carolina Blue Creighton is stealing.

Those OU teams used 6' 9" Wayman Tisdale as their center so tall isn't as important as athletic. I'm not saying we have anybody on the team as good as Tisdale, but that is more the type of player Hoiberg is looking for. He doesn't need a 7' 2" Rich King type of player.

Watched the show last night. It was nice to get to know the players a bit off the court + put some faces/numbers with the names. Made me wish I had enough money to vacation in Italy.

Like someone said earlier in the thread, it's more of a closed scrimmage. Both teams are allowed to report certain pieces of information like stats & score. It allows the teams to play against someone of similar talent and they can stop the "game" at points to work on specific things (zone offense/defense, press, etc.) in a less structured environment than an actual game.

Sounds about right to me. My best guess is that they go 17-14.