ColoradoHusk
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No matter what you think of Morrow, Nebraska is a worse basketball team without him.
Ed Morrow
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ScottyIce
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My bad, was not intentional, was off by 5, perhaps because he was a 5 star recruit.
One nice thing I just looked up on Copeland is that he hit 80% from FT line, 44% from 2 and averaged less than 2 fouls per game, which allowed him to play 31 mpg as a sophomore... our bigs got into lots of foul trouble this year. Hopefully this guy actually has that "skill" and it wasn't just sheer luck that he kept foul totals low.
ScottyIce
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Atbone95
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ScottyIce
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Red Five
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As I said in the Horne thread, guys transferring every year is now a "thing" in college basketball. I'm not going to crucify Miles for that. Its the winning games that I have a problem with.
This twit from 2 weeks ago shows each program should expect to lose 2-3 players/year.
spurs1990
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Dude will be a walking double double by the time he's a senior. He was pretty darn close in quite a few games this year. 9.4 pts per game and 7.5 rebounds as a sophomore? 10 minutes a game is not adequate.
It's a huge loss and now a lot hinges on Jordy vastly improving and an injured 5 star who is a massive question mark. In a time where the program could not afford instability, this transfer has brought it on in full force.
It's a huge loss and now a lot hinges on Jordy vastly improving and an injured 5 star who is a massive question mark. In a time where the program could not afford instability, this transfer has brought it on in full force.
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husker_fan_from_sweden
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Writing on the wall for miles, if it wasn't already.
Mavric
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Generally speaking, I agree with you. Transfers are pretty common. But it's usually the Fuller/Horne type guys who are barely playing. Not so much guys who are starters/major contributors.
Cdog923
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Couple of things:
1. It's kinda messed up that people are openly ok (some celebrating) with the 2nd most important returning player (and a legacy, at that), transferring.
B. If Eichorst hasn't already called Miles, he should have ole Timmy in his office first thing in the morning, walking papers in hand. There's still time to find a good coach on the open market.
1. It's kinda messed up that people are openly ok (some celebrating) with the 2nd most important returning player (and a legacy, at that), transferring.
B. If Eichorst hasn't already called Miles, he should have ole Timmy in his office first thing in the morning, walking papers in hand. There's still time to find a good coach on the open market.
ScottyIce
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