Cdog923

Isn't he pretty thirsty for an ND offer?

I agree with point #1; it's incredibly disingenuous to the spirit of the game for a smaller conference team to dominate their regular season, but not make the tournament if they don't win their conference tournament. Point #2 is pretty much already done; if you're in the top 4 of a Power Conference, you're almost guaranteed to make the tournament.....although this year could be the exception to the rule.

Depends on how the team is being addressed: for me, I prefer "Nebraska Cornhuskers" if they're throwing the name of the University in, or just "Huskers" if it's being used as a standalone.

Cattlemen, as everyone knows, are the arbiters of all knowledge.

Who? I'm not seeing any offers to anyone from Casper College.

How many teams are going to have a true Center, though? That's a problem that needs to be corrected with coaching and game planning, as our best lineup this year (and probably) is with a true center on the bench.

He has been playing a ton better since he came back. His left handed hook shot is becoming his go-to move in the post.

I don't know if Miles will go back to a traditional starting 5 next year or not: his two best teams have started 3 guards/2 forwards. I could see them keep Roby and Copeland in the frontcourt and start Watson/Palmer and either Allen or Akenten in the backcourt.

You mean Lance, the kicker, on Friday Night Lights?

That hasn't stopped other players from leaving under Miles.

I could easily see Thomas Allen or Nana Akenten transferring after the year.

Paragraph breaks are your friend.

I'd post an appropriate, funny gif to go along with this, but Google's new changes to how images are linked makes that almost impossible. Work to do Nebraska (22-9, 13-5 Big Ten) (BPI: 62 | SOS: 60 | SOR: 33 | RPI: 58) One reason why the Cornhuskers and their gaudy 13-5 Big Ten record are not in stronger bubble position is that Nebraska has beaten just one opponent that will earn an at-large bid: Michigan. It's possible fate has given Nebraska something of a break in that department. If the brackets hold their form at the Big Ten tournament, the Cornhuskers will play the Wolverines on Friday afternoon in one quarterfinal (assuming Michigan wins on Thursday). No other Quadrant 1 opportunity was possible for Nebraska from any other potential opponent playing on Wednesday or Thursday. Your chance has arrived, Cornhuskers. Per: http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/page/bubblewatch022718/syracuse-orange-quit-life-edge-bubble

Love the sarcasm, but I don't *quite* think that's the angle PC was going for.

Great minds....

The Citadel DLC is one of my favorite parts of any game, bar none; I'm in the middle of playing it right now. The tone it strikes (particularly after the cluster-F that the original ending was), is an immaculate way to end a series that I fell in love with. I go back and forth whether its better than Lair of the Shadow Broker for ME2.

If Nebraska wins the next 9 games, I'm hanging a national championship banner on the Century Link Center.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTt8UxjKAEIjcj_InZ1Ah_CIKJqlphKL7VPfsqWzJUFI1TIAvQXH6NFuHYjlDX88TkqqcVhZINYlzCm/pubhtml?gid=1728765619&single=true This is the offending bracket. IT HAS MARYLAND AS A ****ING 9 SEED!

Nebraska is now in 6 brackets according to Bracket Matrix. There is still one bracket with Penn State in, and Nebraska out.

Lots of chicken counting here, but if they can get past Michigan and Michigan State, I think they've got a better than good shot at winning the entire thing.

Shelby Mast of USA Today says Nebraska needs to beat Michigan and probably Michigan State to get in.

Having a garage is a godsend this time of year.

One thing to keep in mind: how many bids are going to be stolen by teams not projected to get in winning their conference tournaments? It might be a nailbiter of a week the week after the Big Ten Tournament.

What section in the World Herald do you write for?

Starting my 10th or so run of Mass Effect 3.