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I agree too many ifs, but was trying to see next year through Miles' eyes.

Hard to come in and be leader your first year in the program. I'm not saying it coudn't happen, but it seems unlikely.

The only way I can see is if Allen, Roby or Harris steps up and actually LEADS the team. I don't see Roby doing it, Allen might. I think Harris could. Not sure about anyone else who returns having the right personality to truly lead the team.

If anything it should be over the back.

Pikeill complained about the one foul they have called & then about every non-call since.

Omoruyi probably not playing. He dislocated his kneecap against Ohio State.

I think we will continue to see more of Harris as he regains strength & endurance. The real problem is that his outside shot is horrible. You can tell in warmups that they are working on it because his shot looks a little different every game. Nana will play more if his shot starts falling. His defense is better this year, but still not where it needs to be. If he's not scoring, he's too big of a liability on the other end to play much. Tanner will play because he knows his role & is really good at it. Any scoring they get from him is a bonus. Heiman is the only other player who will get any playing time and most of it will be because Roby/Tanner/Copeland are in foul trouble. It would be nice to get 30-40 minute per game from the four above, but it looks more like 20-25 is what Miles trusts them to play.

So does the one on ESPN. It also shows that we had 16 offensive rebounds to their 10. It appears that 4 of the 16 were "team" rebounds where it was fumbled out of bounds off of MSU. In fact NU had 8 "team" rebounds - 4 offensive & 4 defensive. That probably explains the 8 rebound difference.

Palm at CBS Sports moved them down to a 6 seed in Tulsa against a first four team. https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/bracketology/

Lunardi still has them as 5 seed but moved them to San Jose against Hofstra. http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/bracketology

Nice article on Glynn. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/2019/01/17/watson-is-glad-he-stuck-around-to-be-part-of-nebraskas-rise/38912523/

CBS Sports also has them as a 5 seed against Hofstra then either Louisville or Radford in San Jose. https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/bracketology/

If we end the regular season with 23 wins, win one in the conference tournament & make the sweet 16 that would be 26 wins & tie the school record. I don't see how you could fire him or give him another one year "prove it" extension either. I know Moos has said he wants consistency but with all the upperclassmen they have it might be difficult to replicate the same success next year.

13-6 would include the loss in the B1G tournament. We went 13-5 in the regular season in conference.

Because you'd have to be psychic or crazy to make that pick based on every thing the Huskers had done on the road recently. Big win tonight. Now they just need to play with tje same urgency on Thursday.