[Husker] NU over OU

[jon johnston]

I think the key is that they held OU to 12 first half points. They  
held Iowa State to 11 earlier, but couldn't hold that lead into the  
second half.

If Doc Sadler can provide a team that plays hard and always plays this  
kind of defense, it sure as heck is going to be interesting to watch  
from now on.

The Huskers were missing starting point guard Cookie Miller, yet they  
only had eight turnovers on the game.

Jon Johnston
http://www.cornnation.com

On Feb 27, 2008, at 10:08 PM, Tommy Thompson wrote:

> I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think the BB team has turned  
> the corner.  They may not play after the Big XII tourney this year,  
> but next year should be interesting.  Maric will be a huge loss, but  
> this team is young.  I truly believe they will make the NCAA's next  
> year.   Not saying they go past the first round, but I think they  
> make it.
>
> I was a huge fan of Danny Nee.  I was never a fan of Slippery  
> Cipriano, Moe Iba, or Bill Collier.  I'm not 100% convinced yet, but  
> I think Doc Sadler could end up with as good a program as Danny Nee  
> had.  We can only hope.
>
> Tommy Thompson
> "GO BIG RED"
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>> A third great performance in a row by the Huskers. 63-45 over OU.
>>
>> Greg Zimmerman, UNL '75
>> Overland Park, Kansas
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