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Watching the Michigan/Wisconsin game. Brad Davison is the dirtiest player in America.

This week, next week, the next one after that...

I think they have talent, they just haven't been able to gel with all the covid BS. If they hadn't taken most of January off, I think they'd have won a couple of the games that got postponed - not sure which ones, but they wouldn't be 0-13. They finally looked like a team that was figuring out how the coaches wanted them to play against MSU & Indiana. If they had been able to continue to play, they would look much better than they have in the last two games. I'm just chalking this season up to the rebuild + covid and hoping that next season will be better. I will continue to cheer for them to get a few wins before March 8th.

It looks like they have it working in that direction. There may be A LOT of Husker hoops to watch in the next month. They have 15 games to play before March 7th if they make up all the postponed games. That's only 39 days, so a game every 2.5 days or so.

Penn State game officially postponed.

Is there any indication which team had an issue? It appears that neither teams next game has been cancelled/postponed so that's no help.

Michigan State is getting crushed by Minnesota tonight. Izzo will have them VERY motivated for this game.

Winor lose, at least they have responded to the Michigan run instead of wilting.

It's Christmas so the team in red should win, right?

They seem to stick to the game plan with motion and sharing the ball until the other team goes on a bit of a run then there are several players who try to be heroes and forget about the game plan. Hopefully this will improve as the players get to know/trust each other.

Back to back compete BS calls go against the Huskers.

I call him Flopsy McFlopsalot.

110 - 64 final. Yvan ends the game with 13 & 13. Walk ons didn't play. Wonder if they are away for the Holidays.

57-26 at half. Banton has 8 points, 7 boards & 7 dimes.

I think he's got a lot of promise, but he seems to have lost confidence. He clearly was playing much better at the end of last season. I'm wondering if not starting has hurt his confidence. It's almost like he feels like he has to play perfectly when he does play and as a result he plays tentatively, is half a step slow and makes a lot of mistakes.

Is it just me or has Yvan regressed a lot since the end of last season?

I doubt Creighton plays 1-3-1 zone tomorrow, so that should help the Huskers. I still think it could be ugly, but not because they are firing up 25 foot jumpers with no ball movement.

Would be nice if McGowens would make a FT.

Started at NU -1, went to NU -1.5, then the next time I saw it it was GT -2.5

I'd say Kentucky is a bad team. They have five guys on the floor who don't know how to play together. They will probably figure it out before the end of the season, but right now no one has accepted their role and there is no communication on the defensive end of the floor. Basically they are all used to being "the man" and are not adjusting to playing as a team.

I watched about 10 minutes of the game. Kentucky has 5 really good players on the floor all the time, but a horrible team. Georgia Tech seemed to be really bothered by Kentucky's length, but was able to catch them ball watching for back door cuts.

How does the Florida A&M game cancellation effect this, or any other cancellations for that matter? It supposed to be half a season. If multiple games get cancelled, does the number of games suspended go down? For example if six more games are cancelled (20 played), does it turn into a 10 game suspension or does he end up sitting 70% of the season? I know some of that depends on the timing of the cancellations. If he sits for 14 games and then a bunch get cancelled he's hosed, but if teams we are supposed to play before the game at Maryland get cancelled does that reduce the number of games he has to sit? I also know that to answer these questions accurately someone would have to read the NCAA's mind, but does anyone have any guesses?

New Mexico State is looking for games... https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/30445620/how-covid-19-affect-non-power-5-leagues-making-run-ncaa-tournament

After four games in six days, I'm going through withdrawal not having a game until Sunday.

I think part of the reason we looked bad against Nevada & South Dakota is how tightly the game was called by the referees. Against Nevada there were 51 total fouls called. Against USD there were only 41 (same as the McNeese St game), but most of them were in the first half. Neither team seemed to adjust in the Nevada game, but in the USD game they did and Nebraska built a decent lead until the end when they got sloppy. Hopefully Nebraska learns to adjust to the referees quickly because there will be more games where they call it tight at some point and they can't have multiple starters sitting with foul trouble.