NU at Minnesota (on ESPN)
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I think Miles knows McVeigh is a huge liability against their athleticism. We will struggle to shoot all night if he uses that as an excuse to not play Jack very much. Probably won't see Horne for more than a minute or 2.
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I was mainly referring to the fact that Jacobson made two early shots - a phenomenon that comes around about as often as Halley's comet - and got pulled for... Nick Fuller?
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They can abuse us all night inside if they want. Hopefully Jordy plays in the 2nd half instead of disappearing in the bench black hole.
"At Nebraska" is on Illinois' tournament resume as a quality win.
Yew haters can put that in yer pipe and smoke it!
Yew haters can put that in yer pipe and smoke it!
Apparently so. Not sure what he was complaining about. The officiating has been pretty even-handed tonight, in my opinion.
Miles is obviously tuned into our message board. But it didn't really work very well, so now he's heading to the locker room muttering, "Last time I listen to those dumb #@((#*&#s!"
Different (out loud).
With that said, a 14-2 runs sucks. We gotta shoot better and put some big points on the board in the 2nd half.
With that said, a 14-2 runs sucks. We gotta shoot better and put some big points on the board in the 2nd half.
Looking like it could be a 3rd straight blowout since the Barfknecht article. We seem to be getting worse as the season goes along, while other young teams like Minnesota and Illinois have improved significantly.
The technical foul was on Coach Hunter. Regardless, it's time for "Defensive Guru" Molinari to go. He's the Mark Banker of basketball.
The technical foul was on Coach Hunter. Regardless, it's time for "Defensive Guru" Molinari to go. He's the Mark Banker of basketball.
And Fuller isn't? If it's an athleticism match-up, Isaiah Roby should be the first off the bench.
Jacobson starts off on fire and there's zero sets ran for him. @Archie Graham here's an example of unhappiness with the offense.
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I still like how people think Webster is such a solid defender. It is clear they do not let these guys work on shooting enough. All this focus on a terrible defensive team.... eventually you gotta ride the weakness and try and play to your strengths.
Agreed. With a coach with 1 year HC experience at not even a mid major school for 1 year before getting a BIG job.
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I think it was actually on Eichorst. He is an expert at throwing his voice, and got that technical to further sabotage the team.
I can only surmise that Fuller must have relatives at the game. Those two first-half stints made no sense at all.
Illinois has improved lately...Minnesota started out like a comet 12-1 going into conference play they have turned the corner after Petino was on the hot seat after last season and the fan base wanted him GONE.
Zero ball movement, for one thing. Huskers have used only half the floor on most possessions and we have a lot of ball-stoppers on the team. Gophers are barely breaking a sweat on the defensive end. That's not the only issue, but it's right up there.
True, but Richard is in Year 4 while Miles is in Year 5. If Doc Sadler, who many believe to be a poor coach, could go .500 in conference play with the smallest team in D-I basketball...these last 3 losing seasons under Miles seem to be a reflection of very poor coaching.
Eichorst and Boehm are both sitting right behind the NU bench. Can't be too pleased with what they've seen so far tonight.
How's that Minnesota 22-7 compared to Illini 18-12.. Minnesota won 7 straight.
Prove the case.
doc was a better in game coach (wasnt even that good, which says something) and was much better at getting his team ready to play.
My point was about Minnesota and Illinois.. I wasn't comparing Minnesota and Nebraska..
Sorry if you read in to it that way.
Doc's offense and recruiting left a lot to be desired, but for the most part his teams did a few things very well: Transition Defense, Defensive Rotations, and Limiting Turnovers on Offense.
I can't really think of any one thing that Miles' teams consistently do very well.
I know some undergarments got wadded recently when I suggested that NU really needs another ball-handler for next year. But if Evan Taylor handles the ball this much next season, it will get ugly. Taylor is a serviceable role player but his ball-handling is dismal - and beyond Watson, so is everyone else's.