Season Grade

So - How Do YOU Grade Hoops This Year?

  • A ? Hey, for Husker basketball, this was an outstanding season!

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  • B ? Some upsets, came on strong to finish the year, got to the post-season, redshirts. Next year, t

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  • C ? Not as bad as it could have been, but not as great, either. Don?t drop a couple of games the Hu

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  • D ? No team that shoots free throws like the Huskers could be any higher.

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  • F ? Same old, same old, and no hope for improvement.

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I know it is early after defeat but what is your guys season grade.

I would give NU a B, a couple more shots would have meant the big dance, they have to improve free throws though along with developing replacements for Maric (Balaham, Edwards are my top guesses)

 
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I was tempted to give them a B, but then I remembered they lost to Iowa State, after holding them to 11 points in the first half. I also thought about all the missed freethrows.

I voted C, but it's more like a B-.

 
I give your guys a solid B. They played with great intensity, got very good on defense, showed signs of a decent offense (at times).

My prognosis for next year is worse - only because Aleks was such a large part of the equation. You're missing a double-double every night with him gone. The Huskers are totally different next season and will struggle with consistency early. They may come together as the year goes on.

(and don't even ask me about Mizzou hoops. That is the great void.)

 
If the "superstar redshirts" can keep up the defensive intensity displayed for the most part this year, next year should be a great year. I would hate to see the tough nose defensive mentality go out the window for scorers.

 
I give your guys a solid B. They played with great intensity, got very good on defense, showed signs of a decent offense (at times).

My prognosis for next year is worse - only because Aleks was such a large part of the equation. You're missing a double-double every night with him gone. The Huskers are totally different next season and will struggle with consistency early. They may come together as the year goes on.

(and don't even ask me about Mizzou hoops. That is the great void.)


We may be losing an extremely strong inside presence (who was insanely overrated offensively) but our team is going to completely make up for it in overall size and team speed next year if you ask me. We'll finally have the personnel to come at you fast if we need to instead of having to slow down every possession, but we probably still will be able to use the shot clock if need be.

At least I think so.

 
Considering where you are coming from with a coach in his second year I think you guys had a great season. The men's program at Texas State is on the same track with a second year coach and it still has a LONG way to go to even make the NIT let alone the big dance. Congratulations and hopefully next year will be a real break-out year.

 
I'd say a B minus . . . there were four games we dropped midseason that we REALLY should have won (Iowa State, Colorado, Baylor, Missouri). But after those four games, I'd basically written the team off to finish at or around .500 . . . I was certainly quite pleased with the way it turned out. We were a far better team than our 20-13 record indicates, I think.

First time I've ever said this: I can't wait for the next basketball season.

 
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