Cdog923

My thought process is this: there aren't enough 3 point shooters on this roster to compliment what it has in terms of being able to drive the ball. Palmer and Watson can drive the basketball, but there isn't a shooter on the roster that can either hit a shot when the defense collapses on a drive, or keep a defender honest and give the driver a lane. Nebraska also doesn't have a Big that can control rebounding in the lane in that type of an offense. That isn't as big of a deal unless you've got a transcendent talent like Bagley/Carter/Ayton down low.

I'll ask the obvious: is this really a roster that can win in the NCAA tournament?

TV shows could be a good topic, too. I have some weird choices there, I think.

Top Gun would be next on my list. As for college movies, Super Troopers and Van Wilder were on loop in my dorm room for most of Freshman year.

Tin Cup is a good one.

So, Dale Wellman?

Tickets: ordered. Got the first showing at the Alamo.

**** like this should be in the movie if it's important.

A conversation at work and a thread on Twitter raises this question: what is the most rewatchable movie or movies for you? Like, you're flipping channels, see it, and watch the rest of it? I've got two: Road House and Demolition Man.

Darling Nikki is a very close second to "Let's Go Crazy" for me.

Love Purple Rain. Love the soundtrack more. Purify yourself.

You know what saves The Dark Knight from being as convoluted as The Dark Knight Rises? Heath Ledger. He's incredible as the Joker, but he overshadows virtually everything about the rest of the film. Batman Begins is a better pure Batman movie than The Dark Knight.

Finished Season 2 of Jessica Jones last weekend. Not bad, but not as good as season 1.

IMO, there are very few reasons for Copeland to come back.

CTRL + F "Issac Copeland" No results found....

I have a sneaky suspicion that Nebraska is going to be losing a couple more on that list...

He'll probably be moved to H Back or even LB.

Let's talk underrated and overrated pies. Underrated: Key Lime Overrated: Apple

It's a whole letter jacket; they're just working on a time-share program between players.

First rule of the internet.

Lunardi is nothing if not a salesman, and one way to sell is based on emotion. He stoked Nebrasketball fans' emotions for a solid month, and is probably laughing at his page views.

No, not terrible, just average. Far from the "Joey Brackets" personification he and ESPN like to promote, though. He stoked a lot of the fire of Nebraska fans who were ripping him on Twitter; probably rightly so, too, to build up more profile hits/page clicks.

Was he going to start at QB this year?

Oh, nice. That's understandable, then. No snark was intended.