Jeffery fouls out.
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Wisconsin v. NU Game Thread
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Wisconsin with 2 FTs. They make 2 and NU leads 67-61.
Sample makes 1 FT and NU leads 68-61.
NU now leads 68-63.
Laudermill shooting 2 FTs. She makes both and NU leads 70-63.
NU wins 70-63.
Congratulations to the Huskers. They finally win a game with Theriot on the bench.
This game will be shown at 10 am, Wed morning, on btn. I'll see it at 9 am, here in Poky.
At least, you have a chance to watch a team that can still win on the road, or not.
Congrats on today's win, Huskers!!
Can't wait until Rachel gets back. They should be better than ever, when she does.
The gals have finally learned to play and win without her. A big bonus, for sure!
At least, you have a chance to watch a team that can still win on the road, or not.
Congrats on today's win, Huskers!!
Can't wait until Rachel gets back. They should be better than ever, when she does.
The gals have finally learned to play and win without her. A big bonus, for sure!
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unfortunately, C-Bob, it sounds kind of ominous about Theriot. The coaches have been have been tightlipped about Rachel, but finally acknowledged there is a good chance she will need surgery. If we can't get her back, it will be a tough road. But we fight.This game will be shown a 10 am, Wed morning, on btn. I'll see it at 9 am, here in Poky.
At least, you have a chance to watch a team that can still win on the road, or not.
Congrats on today's win, Huskers!!
Can't wait until Rachel gets back. They should be better than ever, when she does.
The gals have finally learned to play and win without her. A big bonus, for sure!
What excruciating, demoralizing news that is. I rate her as the most valuable, important one player of all the NU sports teams, men or women, in the 2014-2015 season(s)! For comparison in importance, I would give you Steve Nash in his peak years.
I like the comparison with Nash, Merle, and your view of the significance of the loss. It would also be like a football team losing a top flight QB, even though it had talent elsewhere on the field (applies to mortals other than Ohio State, who seemingly manufactures QBs 3 or 4 deep,I guess).