Nebraska and Fred Hoiberg has obvious portal target after latest transfer news
While the Nebraska basketball team is in the middle of a historic run to the Sweet 16, recruiting never stops. Especially when guys like Treyson Anderson make i
Watched him a few times when he was younger there. Reminded me of Roby. Hell of a frame and looked talented@Nuts McClanahan thinks this kid should be punished to the tune of losing a year of eligibility (25% of his college playing years) for the crime of bettering himself after not getting D1 attention at Lincoln Pius X
absolutely fine with the AD funneling as much of rhule's cash to Fred as he wantsHopefully the success of the program will open more doors. The thing that sticks out to me is our need for a "true" point guard and like most teams an experienced power forward who can get position/rebounds and score inside. I'm not sure what the NIL budget is but I would hope that they receive a few more $$ so we can attract this kid and others in order to keep this thing going in the right direction. Our bench has some bodies but .......The kid from Las Vegas is listed at 6'7" and 185#, he could do well to put on 20+ pounds of muscle, not sure if he's another swing player or taller guard, the boy from Iceland needs a lot of work in the weight room in order to play inside in the BIG and a ton of Reps in the gym just to learn how to play the game at this level.
I think this kid would be more of a replacement for Garcia’s role than Pryce’s. Stretch 4 that can shoot 3s and rebound. Pryce would be averaging 30/game at one of the Dakota schools.I don't think we're losing Pryce, but this guy does not in any way seem like he would fill the same role. Not saying we don't want/need what he brings.
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Nebraska and Fred Hoiberg has obvious portal target after latest transfer news
While the Nebraska basketball team is in the middle of a historic run to the Sweet 16, recruiting never stops. Especially when guys like Treyson Anderson make ihuskercorner.com
Nebraska basketball has strong reason to pursue Treyson Anderson in the portal
The 6-foot-9 Anderson averaged 10.4 points and 5.3 rebounds per game for the Summit League champions, starting the final 20 games of the season. The forward shot 50% from the field and nearly 36% from beyond the arc. Those numbers will be attractive to all sorts of Major conference programs, but especially to the Huskers, who could be losing Pryce Sandfort to the NBA this offseason.
Disagree on Curtis. He didn't look out of place in the action he received, including at Michigan. If he stays I think he will be a problem for Big 10 teams. Compare his measureables to Mara at Michigan.....Hopefully the success of the program will open more doors. The thing that sticks out to me is our need for a "true" point guard and like most teams an experienced power forward who can get position/rebounds and score inside. I'm not sure what the NIL budget is but I would hope that they receive a few more $$ so we can attract this kid and others in order to keep this thing going in the right direction. Our bench has some bodies but .......The kid from Las Vegas is listed at 6'7" and 185#, he could do well to put on 20+ pounds of muscle, not sure if he's another swing player or taller guard, the boy from Iceland needs a lot of work in the weight room in order to play inside in the BIG and a ton of Reps in the gym just to learn how to play the game at this level.
Incorrect again. If the rules stay as they are, I think this kid should go wherever he likes. It's a free for all at this point.@Nuts McClanahan thinks this kid should be punished to the tune of losing a year of eligibility (25% of his college playing years) for the crime of bettering himself after not getting D1 attention at Lincoln Pius X
This is you, right? Just today?Incorrect again. If the rules stay as they are, I think this kid should go wherever he likes. It's a free for all at this point.
There are FCS/mid major schools paying NIL now. Making a guy sit out a year would make a kid especially a basketball player think twice about transferring up. It could help. But as for the liberals who say a guy should be able to bounce around to a new school every year and make whatever he can, I would ask the dumb *** liberal if they have ever watched pro sports.
Buddies with Frager cant hurt..Watched him play for Colorado. He's certainly good enough to play in someone's rotation in the Big 10. I wonder if Fred would be interested.
Buddies with Frager cant hurt..
Would be great if Dak brought Isiah Johnson with him as a package deal:Not sure Dak really fits in with Fred's offense, but it would be hard to turn down an athletic 7-footer from Lincoln. He can play a role, but he's a terrible shooter who really only scores on dunks. Fred would need to find a true point guard because you can't run the offense through Dak in the high post like you could with Mast and Walker.
Fred meets true point guard regardless of who else he is looking at for other positions.Not sure Dak really fits in with Fred's offense, but it would be hard to turn down an athletic 7-footer from Lincoln. He can play a role, but he's a terrible shooter who really only scores on dunks. Fred would need to find a true point guard because you can't run the offense through Dak in the high post like you could with Mast and Walker.
Would be great if Dak brought Isiah Johnson with him as a package deal:
Isiah Johnson in the portal
Johnson leaving is a tough blow for Tad Boyle, but the Denver media will just throw Johnson under the bus and claim that he's a malcontent. Teflon Tad can do no wring in their eyes.
Tad is a master at kissing the Denver media's collective butt and convincing them that nothing that goes badly with the CU program is ever his fault. But when they occasionally have a decent season, it ALL his doing!Yeah I am surprised that Tad Boyle still has a job. Only 2 tournament appearances in the last 10 years.
Johnson will go to a blue blood program. He will be one of the best players in the portal this year.
Watched him a ton in high school. He had a great handle/athleticism for his size then. Man has he filled out that frame, good on him!Watched him play for Colorado. He's certainly good enough to play in someone's rotation in the Big 10. I wonder if Fred would be interested.
Buddies with Frager cant hurt..
Kid could shoot well in HS….. but that was a lot of muscle and pounds ago for him it looks likeNot sure Dak really fits in with Fred's offense, but it would be hard to turn down an athletic 7-footer from Lincoln. He can play a role, but he's a terrible shooter who really only scores on dunks. Fred would need to find a true point guard because you can't run the offense through Dak in the high post like you could with Mast and Walker.
He seems like he is super well respected. I had no idea he has been that bad over the last 10 years. You are probably right, he has created a situation where the media likes him.Tad is a master at kissing the Denver media's collective butt and convincing them that nothing that goes badly with the CU program is ever his fault. But when they occasionally have a decent season, it ALL his doing!
I suspect you are right about Johnson, but I hope Fred makes a run at him nevertheless. Really talented player.
Yeah and he happens to have some very close friends in school down there. Figured they’d be in play.Hearing that Frager is getting a lot of attention from Kansas right now...
For a 7-footer, Dak is not really an awful shooter, but he really doesn't have much of an inside game. So typically his production is limited to a couple of open 3-pointers and some alley-oop dunks.You don't go from being a good shooter in HS to being a bad shooter in college.
You were watching him play against small *** kids in Lincoln. The tallest guy that every guarded him in HS was probably 6'6.
For a 7-footer, Dak is not really an awful shooter, but he really doesn't have much of an inside game. So typically his production is limited to a couple of open 3-pointers and some alley-oop dunks.
Would still be worth taking, though. It's not like the Huskers are overflowing with front court players.