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Being a good basketball player is more than just scoring. See Mike & Woody for two excellent examples of this. If we had trouble scoring points, then MAYBE I could understand some of where the "MG needs to score" hand wringing comes from. But we DON'T have trouble scoring points - we've got...

Humiliating. :(

Mike is not a score, but we don't need him to be. If he keeps taking care of the ball and putting guys in a position to score, I really can't think of a single good reason to pull him. It's not as though Clemmons is a scorer, either. Why not yank him?

Sad as it is to say, if you want to compete/win at a top-tier level in CFB, IMHO this is pretty much an accepted necessity. :(

Hopefully this won't come off as snarky, but if it were that easy to go out and plug in a JUCO guy at position "X" and have him immediately make an impact, ALL the big name programs would be doing it. It's tempting to see JUCO's as analogous to the free agent market in the pros, but the fact of...

Let's say you are a sub and come into a game tied at 10-10. You play a few minutes and leave the game with your team up at 17-14 - you are +3. Let's say you come back in when your team is up 56-50, then you leave a few minutes later with the game tied at 60 - you are -6 for that stint. If you...

Nebraska benefitted from (in no particular order): 1) A coach willing to do anything to win (Osborne) 2) The Big 8 3) The Big XII North It's not like the Big Ten West is exactly murderer's row (cuz it's certainly not - just look at what it did to our SOS rankings this season), but it's...

You guys realize the fact that you are all still listening means what he is doing is working, right?

The line between mental illness and religion is a fine one. A solitary person afflicted with delusions = mental illness. A group of people all afflicted with the same delusions (or variations thereof) = religion.

My apologies if someone already posted something similar, but... ISU against current Big XII teams: 122-230-15 (.332) ISU against current Big Ten teams: 44-169-5 (.202) These records are through the 2014 season (and tabulated by hand, so my apologies for any inaccuracies...but it should be...