Red Don

It seems a shame there is such a veil of secrecy surrounding recruiting. (we know there is some activity going on with the tweet regarding Taylor Woodson and addition of Alberte Rimdal)

Believe Gerdes is a 2026 recruit - noted in the Mike Sautter article (unless he's reclassified).

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South Carolina, Your (Undefeated) National Champions: 87-75! So Carolina's Defense defeats Iowa's Offense.

SC by Nine at the end of Q3, 68-59.

Half-Time: So Carolina by Three 49-46. So Carolina seems to have the advantage in denying Iowa in the paint and in rebounding; also steals. They seem to want it more. Iowa is going to have to adjust if they are going to win!

Finally got the right channel! OK it's a Game: 27-20 at the end of the First Quarter of Play. Announcers said Caitlen Clark w/18 pts.

Robin Roberts, et al will never make it as PBP Announcers ( I had to mute it - getting tired of watching them drink coffee on the screen too) Iowa -13, SC -2 now Iowa - 18, SC 7

Georgia Amoore (Va Tech) would be a good get. She'd fit right in (from Australia) and contribute immediately (lit us up for 24 pts when we played them in Dec 2022). Although in the Portal, I believe she may already be spoken for. https://augustafreepress.com/news/virginia-techs-georgia-amoore-hits-the-transfer-portal-to-reunite-with-kenny-brooks/

Wait, What? Posts are Numbered??? (if so where is it shown?) But not likely to help since if a tweet is deleted it won't show up in the original post anymore either. (unless you take a picture of the tweet and post it in lieu of a link)

I Can't up-vote this enough @HUD. The antics of some of those in contention for the NCAA Finals are in Stark Contrast to the poise, maturity, and Class shown by Jaz Shelley; Indeed All of the Husker Women's BB Team!

https://huskers.com/news/2024/03/24/huskers-fall-short-in-ncaa-tournament-second-round Final Stats (PDF) Photo Gallery Nebraska Quotes Oregon State Quotes Corvallis, Ore. - Jaz Shelley finished with 10 points, six rebounds and seven assists in her final game as a Husker, but No. 6 seed Nebraska dropped a 61-51 defensive struggle to No. 3 seed Oregon State in the second round of the the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Gill Coliseum Sunday. Nebraska finished its season with a 23-12 overall record that included an 11-7 Big Ten mark and a runner-up finish at the 2024 TIAA Big Ten Tournament. AP No. 12 Oregon State improved to 26-7 overall and advanced to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen next week in Albany, N.Y. Oregon State's defense held Nebraska to just 31.3 percent (21-67) shooting, including just 4-of-20 threes. At one point, the Huskers were 1-for-15 from long range. NU matched the Beavers on the boards at 36 and won the turnover battle, 15-10. OSU managed to hit 40.7 percent (22-54) from the field, including 10-of-33 threes (.303), while going 7-for-10 at the free throw line. Nebraska expects to return full-time starters Markowski and Potts along with part-time starters Kendall Moriarty, Nissley and Hake next season. Kendall Coley and Jessica Petrie are also expected to return along with redshirt junior Allison Weidner, who was a starter for the Huskers in 2021-22 and 2022-23 before suffering a pair of knee injuries. Nebraska will also welcome two-time Nebraska High School Player of the Year Britt Prince and Illinois high school star Amiah Hargrove. Twitter FacebookEmai