Corn Flakes: Basketball Season Is Over....

Cougars Clip Huskers - Huskers.com - Nebraska Athletics Official Web Site

Brigham Young got a series of three-pointers from unexpected shooters and survived a furious second-half rally, as the 12th-seeded Cougars advanced to their second NCAA Sweet 16 by beating No. 4 seed Nebraska, 80-76 on Monday in the second round of the 2014 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Pauley Pavilion.

The Nebraska women's basketball team lost last night in the second round of the NCAA tournament. It was a disappointing ending for Jordan Hooper, who ends her career as one of the greatest to ever play for the Big Red. One more win and they would have gotten the chance to play tourney games in front of the home crowd at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

That sucks.

It has been a great year of Husker basketball, possibly the funnest season I can remember.

UW Board of Regents approves pay increase for Gary Andersen - Bucky's 5th Quarter
Gary Andersen will receive a $300,000 bump in pay as part of a five-year compensation package announced by UW on Monday.

Michigan and Ohio State Lose 5-Star Recruit to Duke - BT Powerhouse
Class of 2015 5-star SG Luke Kennard has opted to take his talents to the ACC instead of the B1G.

Indiana Freshman Noah Vonleh To Enter 2014 NBA Draft - BT Powerhouse
Not surprising, but major news nonetheless.

Report: Austin Etherington Requests Transfer - The Crimson Quarry
Well the annual non-graduate attrition is in full swing for the Indiana Hoosiers. Last night we learned that Noah Vonleh is bolting for the NBA and now Austin Etherington appears to be off in search of more playing time.

Jeremy Hollowell to Transfer as Well - The Crimson Quarry
The two most rumored players to be leaving this team in the off-season have made it so merely a few hours apart. Now Jeremy Hollowell has announced he will be departing the program to try and find somewhere that's a better fit.

College Football Recruiting: Analyzing commitment dates - Football Study Hall
Examining if certain positions were more likely to commit earlier than others, whether recruits were more likely to commit to certain conferences before others, and whether in-state commits give their verbal pledges earlier or later than others.

Illinois Lawmakers Do Not Understand College Conferences - The Champaign Room
We elect some pretty silly people.

Husker N Side, Six Reasons to Get Spring Game Tickets Now
Six Reasons to Get Spring Game Tickets Now Tommy Armstrong Jr. has made major strides in his overall ability to lead. Buy Your Red-White Spring Game Tickets Here Spring Game Kickoff 2 p.m. Saturday,...

City council passes resolution demanding SEC Network - CBSSports.com
The city council of Gulfport, Mississippi unanimously passed a resolution demanding the local cable provider carries SEC Network.

Meyer deal update likely after next 'elite performance,' per AD - CBSSports.com
Ohio State AD Gene Smith tells CBSSports.com he'll likely increase Urban Meyer's salary after 'elite performance' or a national title.

Courtesy, Respect, Change: Basketball etiquette by many names - SBNation.com
Most everyone takes it after they make it, but what do we call that?

SEC Baseball Roundup: The SEC East Becomes a Demolition Derby; LSU and Georgia Do What? - Team Speed Kills
Someone has to win the SEC East, and we know it won't be Missouri, but nobody else seems ready to do the job. Meanwhile, LSU and Georgia do something you don't see every day. Or even often. And Mississippi State seems to be warming up

Campus Madness: The Best College Towns in the 2014 Tournament | MyLife
Well, it's a different approach.

Spring ball halftime: Orange wedges and observations : Latest Husker News

The first eight of Nebraska’s 15 spring practices have had an interesting storyline bouncing around them in that way.

Could Stanley Jean-Baptiste be the Answer at Cornerback? - Bolts From The Blue

Breaking down Jean-Baptiste to see how he fits as a Charger