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+6 1/2 with Eugene?
are any key guys out for RU, they need to bring the same recipe they beat OSU with. Hopefully Nebraska sneaks into the top 25 today and pumps these guys up for another upset!
Maybe Eugene is playing or Nebraska's plane had to be de-iced and they had a hard time getting here. Line has dropped to 8.
Best of Luck,
Groz
Roby and Copeland going against Issa and possibly Harper is a tough assignment.
The Huskers really play 7 kids. They defend very well across the board but might be exploited on the glass at times.
Carter or Doorson are going to get pulled away from the basket and will be asked to get back in transition if we miss.
Watson on Baker/McConnell will be very tough as well.
Mathis should be able to get Thomas Allen in foul trouble which may force Watson to trt and harass him, leaving Allen on Baker. Palmer on Mathis would be an interesting 5th year senior vs true frosh matchup at SG.
Only path to winning is Baker and Harper combining for 7 to 8 3s and Carter getting 15 and 10 and staying out of foul trouble. Game has to be kept in high 50s to low 60s.
Yada, yada, yada.Nebraska will play 9 kids tonight(and every night). The rotation was down to 7 because Amir Harris was out with mono and he is back to 100% now and Brady Heiman was battling an undisclosed injury but is a go now.
Roby will pull his defender away from the basket and either take the 3 or can put the ball on the floor. As stated in one of the threads he can be somewhat of an enigma every now and again. If he is into the game he is a very difficult matchup for any team. Like I said earlier he will shoot from outside or take you to the basket and is very good at dishing the ball if you slide someone to help on defense. Copeland and him work good together doing this because Copeland is also a tough matchup being 6'9" and can spot up or move away from the ball for dump downs when his man switches for help defense.
Allen has been good at staying out of foul trouble but if he would Amir Harris(6'6") will spell him. He is the best defender on the team but isn't a huge offensive threat unless it's picking up scraps. When Harris comes in they will sometimes bring Nana Aketon(6'6") with him. He is probably the best pure shooter on the team and is very active at crashing the boards for scraps and also has seemed to be more comfortable now driving with the ball.
Defensively they will stay in man unless(when) somebody get's into foul trouble. They will occasionally run a 1-3-1 that puts Palmer up top with Copeland and Roby on the outsides with Tanner Borchardt(6'8") to clog up the lane and have Watson, Allen, Harris, or Aketon running the baseline. Borcdhardt is a widebody that is going to be very physical. He is for defense and rebounding but is sneaky around the basket to get chippies. Brady Heiman(6'11") is kind of a skinny freshmen that will play limited minutes if/when Roby and Borchardt get into foul trouble or if the pace of the game is very fast just to give guys a blow. He is a back to the basket 8' and in offensive player that knows how to position himself for rebounds and trash baskets. If the pace of play is slower than what they prefer they will run a trapping press to speed things up some. Whether it is the
press, or when in the 1-3-1, they are very long and traps are tough on anybody.
If NU plays like it did against Indiana on the road last Monday then I think they will control the game throughout. If they play like they did against MSU(especially offensively) it's anybodies guess. They have been following games where they layed and egg(MSU) to play really well and focused the next game whether home or away. They are an "old" team so any crowd or the fact they are on the road will have no effect on them. They know this is a game they must have.
Just some pointless info.
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Here's the Rutgers break down. We can't put the orange round thingy through that metal rim thingy. Hell we even have trouble just hitting that metal rim thingy a lot. :)
I think he meant RU has no one capable of putting an orange sphere through an orange ring. :) But "thingy" might work too :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:---
a little too complicated for me.....could you dumb it down a bit?
The path to winning is Nebraska laying a big egg. It happens from time to time so hoping tonight is one of those nights where they cannot shoot straight
I think he meant RU has no one capable of putting an orange sphere through an orange ring. :) But "thingy" might work too :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
P.S. I know you both were joking. It was a good one by koleszar for sure!
Nebraska wins by 16, and @huskersalways will wear his Rutgers "HuskersAlways" jacket to work tomorrow.
Getting 10.5 AT HOME against the 8th place(I realize Nebraska is actually better than that, but that is where they are) team in the league! That says it all. What a disgrace.
Best of Luck,
Groz
I think your prediction came true JQRU91 and I will take the result all day and night long.Here's to a good game, @huskersalways. May the best team lose. :smiley:
Actually, I was just joking with huskersalways. I did not really expect us to win this game. But, as you said, I'll take it.I think your prediction came true JQRU91 and I will take the result all day and night long.
As our good friend @BigEastPhil said following last night's game, "This team is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." [laughing]the key takeaway is the team is so unpredictable, I would advise not betting either way on them
As our good friend @BigEastPhil said following last night's game, "This team is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." [laughing]
Maybe there's a rhythm to it. #timethemarketthe key takeaway is the team is so unpredictable, I would advise not betting either way on them