JoeyLabasForPresident
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4Guys. Think Dick's Last Resort, but anyone with a peanut allergy dies in the parking lot.
Yeah, I mentioned this in another thread. How can you run into a shooter with your body and no foul is called.This probably is, too, but more of a 50/50 call...
Went to DLR in Baltimore several years ago and our waitress was BRUTAL. It was awesome. You definitely can’t go in there and be thinned skinned or not have a sense of humor. Our same waitress has some chick at another table in tears but she just kept dialing it up even worse. It was great.4Guys. Think Dick's Last Resort, but anyone with a peanut allergy dies in the parking lot.
In his post game podcast, Chad Leistikow said that during the game, the Nebraska press contingent were openly cheering for the Huskers. Whatever you think of journalists, this is a big no-no (ordinarily).exactly, he's the one who's singing the fight song in the press box. All the bad things you hear about Nebraska media, is stemmed straight from Sipple.
Clearly the refs did not decide the game. Near the end of second half we had one foul and they had 2. Somewhat surprising low totals but speaks to the game being called same way for both sidesnebraska was gassed. That's why they couldn't make a shot in the last 10 mins. They had no legs because Iowa ran them into the ground.
Their two inside guys had 11 pts total between them, 5 for 12 shooting and 0 for 11 from three.
nebraska had 2 guys in double figures, not a recipe for success against Iowa.
They shot 34% from three.
They had 10 turnovers vs Iowa's 5.
They got beat plain and simple. It wasn't the refs, and it wasn't the "four on the floor" play. BTW, I love that "four on the floor" is a new catch phrase that I'll dream about for the rest of my life.
4OTF wasn't what lost the game, it was just another nebraska-eque, embarrassing flub that made them look stupid in front of 50 million people.
It looks like one of those plays that if he makes the basket, there is no call. If he misses, the refs call a foul 2-3 seconds later. That makes me crazy!Yeah, I mentioned this in another thread. How can you run into a shooter with your body and no foul is called.
Educational standards are not high in the Nebraska Journalism program. Just like the rest of the university.In his post game podcast, Chad Leistikow said that during the game, the Nebraska press contingent were openly cheering for the Huskers. Whatever you think of journalists, this is a big no-no (ordinarily).
I had a really pissed off Husker screaming at me because we only had one foul. Gave me the double birds a couple times and then stormed out.Clearly the refs did not decide the game. Near the end of second half we had one foul and they had 2. Somewhat surprising low totals but speaks to the game being called same way for both sides
Have to admit you don’t see the 4 player thing often but that’s on Nebraska. Last time I saw it was in the movie Hoosiers. Enjoyed it there also
Wow. Like it was your fault! Sore loser much?I had a really pissed off Husker screaming at me because we only had one foul. Gave me the double birds a couple times and then stormed out.
What a bunch of uneducated idiots. They only had a couple. They had to foul at the end to gain some. krist. I don't know how we can live by these people.I had a really pissed off Husker screaming at me because we only had one foul. Gave me the double birds a couple times and then stormed out.
I was right above the tunnel the players took off the court, and I was loud cheering them at half after we pulled within three. Had a couple Huskers jeering me, scoreboard chants, the works. "You won't keep shooting 60% from three" they said. I shouted "Twenty minutes until you're rescheduling your flight home." They were nervous as hell after we hung with their offense.Wow. Like it was your fault! Sore loser much?
Going in to the game, those fans thought they had it. Until they didn't.
Mashburn was saying on the post-game that one of the Nebraska players should have stepped over the end line to stop play. Aside from the rule quoted by Fry (and let's face it, the refs might have stopped it even if it didn't interfere with the play), if the Nebraska players had that kind of awareness, they would have had 5 players on the court.
nebraska was gassed. That's why they couldn't make a shot in the last 10 mins. They had no legs because Iowa ran them into the ground.
Their two inside guys had 11 pts total between them, 5 for 12 shooting and 0 for 11 from three.
nebraska had 2 guys in double figures, not a recipe for success against Iowa.
They shot 34% from three.
They had 10 turnovers vs Iowa's 5.
They got beat plain and simple. It wasn't the refs, and it wasn't the "four on the floor" play. BTW, I love that "four on the floor" is a new catch phrase that I'll dream about for the rest of my life.
4OTF wasn't what lost the game, it was just another nebraska-eque, embarrassing flub that made them look stupid in front of 50 million people.
Been that way on the football side forever... I'm sure Chad wasn't surprised.In his post game podcast, Chad Leistikow said that during the game, the Nebraska press contingent were openly cheering for the Huskers. Whatever you think of journalists, this is a big no-no (ordinarily).