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Every year, like year after year after year, it seems like NU plays Creighton 6 or 8 times from Nov to March (between basketball and baseball) and the BlueJays win most of those games. However, it feels like Creighton wins every time though. I mean, in the last 5-10 years, the Blue Jays might have a combined sport record of 50-10 against Nebraska. Or something similar. But definitely a winning record for sure. If it was football, everybody in Nebraska would know the w-l record. Good thing it's only basketball and baseball, where it gets swept under the rug.

Lifelong Georgetown fan. Huge Hoya fan. Even though they've been mid or bad for a long stretch, this is still soooo cool that the Huskers are playing them. I even think the Huskers are a lot better than the Hoyas, for sure. Win this, and play for the Crown Championship If not, then I hope Georgetown wins it all.

I thought my comment was fair and yes, he is a big deciding factor in Fred Hoiberg's offense. When the ball goes in, it's all good. When it doesn't, there isn't much offense to run. Even though there are a few other scorers on the team. Hoiberg's offense is designed to get Brice the ball. Brice has the option to shoot or give it to Gary. Plan B, C and D is for Berke, Morgan and Conner to find a way to score.

It was inevitable and not surprising. If you look at our current roster, we are more abundant at OLB & DE/Rush End. We lack depth at Interior linemen, and we also have players that can be SS/LB crossovers. We have guys that need to be on the field - and they aren't 300 pounders. This defensive unit will be quicker and more athletic then before, but with less interior beef (Nash & TyRob). LBs will be able to play coverage, rush QB and help with run-stopping as best as possible. There are a lot of 235-260 pounders ready to get after it, and they need to be on the field. I just wish we had 4-5 Defensive Tackles to rotate, but I am not sure we have more than 3.

The duo of Jacobsen and Hoiberg made the offense fluid and moved the ball quickly. The offense looked a lot better, esp in the 2nd half. Essigian was getting looks and made buckets. The offense didn't just go through Brice and Gary and dealing with the results of them shooting. Berke and Morgan and even Meah were all on the bench watching and cheering later in the game when the Huskers had rhythm on offense and playing tough defense (minus Brice on D, of course). Near the 5 minute mark, Hurley had the look of "This when we choke during the final stretch". Not knowing that Nebraska has had that same feeling in many games before themselves lol. Brice gobbled up a lot of easy free throws when needed, and it was good to know he is pretty good at that as well.

Although it was a kick-a$$ Alternative grunge TV show, Jump Street was very hilarious as a movie. Other parts of it (the unoriginal parts) - not so much. But the actors were enjoyable. For half of the movie, I think they did a good job and it was beyond my wildest imagination for a remake. Something you would watch again just for laughs and hitting the hookah.

You want that Lincoln trim, so much

Well is is right and it is pretty accurate, so now you do know. The Snow White production spent $270 million that was reported, but other estimates suggest the real cost was over $300 million. Disney and it's casting "Mouse House" casted normal size people, then changed it up and hired one dwarf, Martin Klebba, to play all 7 dwarfs with intent to use CGI. And instead of paying little people for the role and providing work in a legacy story, they f#&%ed up. I read your first link. That may say "forbes" but it is CMO Network for use under Forbes name, and the author is a "contributor". The contributor wrote 25 paragraphs (that's a lot of words and sentences), but only used just 3-4 quotes to write it. I am guessing The entire article was more likely paid damage control when the s#!t hit the fan 6 months before release. It only hints why they did what they did. I will listen to honest dwarfs tell the truth, aka little people.

Under performing a little more this year than usual. However, the slow starts come down to the same things that they normally encounter Having most games on the road because of cold Nebraska weather. -Teams in warmer climate get to have a lot of home games. It can effect the hitters, pitchers and defense and high confidence. So that's a disadvantage for Nebraska each year. Bats and Lineups. - The hitters tend to strikeout a lot, press at times, and not find consistency at the plate. The lineup changes a lot after the first week. Pitching Defense and Injuries - This year the injuries to the pitching staff has caused more low quality starts and needing bullpen help to chew up innings I think the pitching and hitting is subpar this year. This team cannot consistently put together enough runs when the pitching suffers, and the pitching cannot carry the offense when it struggles. In other words, for this year, the team has to score often and pitch well in the same game to collect a win. To be honest, the Huskers might be better than what they have shown so far and could go on a solid win streak here and there. Especially as the weather improves and play more home games. But that's mostly a nice, positive thing to say. I just don't see this team finishing above .500 in the conf this year. And Bolt is the Manager coming off a Big Ten Championship, with a few years making the playoffs.

Good info. Pretty interesting about Lutovsky getting looks at RT. Him being mostly a RG and now it's Spindlers. I like Guttola and don't remember him dealing with injuries toward the end of the year. I wonder if he can make the switch to RT if Pritchett gets the LT position. JEJ seems a bit short, even listed at 6'1. Would probably make a better Center than a Big Ten left Guard. Also interested in seeing if Sam Sledge earns the Center job. I know they have been high on him and Maciejczak. I would not mind if Corcoran and Prochazka become depth and rotational guys on the 2-deep, and occasional spot start if needed. I don't feel comfortable with their injuries.

Wow.... That's so bizarre to do.

I have no idea but it sounds fun. Hey La Vista is next door to where I sorta grew up!. Born in Texas but lived in Ralston, Nebraska from the age of 1 to 12, then back to Texas. My grandmother lived nearby in South Omaha on 60th near Q street. Had some other fam that also live around that area as well. I believe La Vista is way more nicer area for sure lol. It's like a beautiful city that doesn't feel dirt poor and super old once you drive out of South Omaha or out of Ralston lol. Hope you have a great time!

I agree with everything being said here. I really wished they would have hired real little people actors for the role of the dwarfs. A lot of them said they would have loved to play the part. And to be honest, they could have made some money instead of the reported $2 mil the movie spent on creating CGI freaky dwarfs. I feel the real little people would have had better facial expressions and body movements more entertaining than CGI. I feel bad that they didn't get work.

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When the pocket collapses I hope to see Raiola improve his throwing on the run. And quicker decision making during the process. Sometimes it means he focused on downfield throws for too long. The longer he holds the ball, refs tend to throw holding flags. Especially going around Offensive Tackles. At the end of the year he started chucking it out of bounds a lot and getting sacked. But also, he had a good mindset by not throwing it across his body into defenders.