Did Nebraska basketball get snubbed by Big Ten awards?

Good morning Husker fans and welcome back to the Husker Big Red youtube channel

I'm Chris Peterson and joining me as always is Danny Gillette and we're back here on a Wednesday morning after we got some

uh, big 10 postseason honors. We have the big 10 tournament preview starts today

although Nebraska isn't playing for a couple of days and we have some NFL free agencies stuff to talk about

Plus we might even talk about Nick Saban's trip to Congress over the week. So been some interesting stuff happening there

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And, uh, Danny, how are you doing on this Wednesday morning? I'm doing good

I, I also write for Patriots Wire so it's been a busy NFL free agency

I'm a little sleepy, but I'm, uh, I'm, I'm happy to be busy as opposed to bored and it seems like

uh, especially nowadays there's never a boring month in college football and

uh, college basketball as well. And, you know, I think, uh, I think that's a testament to college athletics and

uh, the current state of everything. So it's good. It's good. It helps

uh, put some bread on the table and, uh, and it also makes for some entertaining weeks

Yeah, it's been, it has been interesting with NFL free Agency. And then

yeah, Nick Saban and the Alabama people go into Congress, I think. Yeah, he

Nick Saban just can't stop talking about, you know how broken college football is

And I just, I find everything that he says to be incredibly ironic and I personally feel that Nick Saban is the last person who

should be talking about fixing college sports because he benefited from it

It's like, dude, you were, I mean, I don't care that there's no proof you, you paid people under the table to come play for

Alabama. You, you paid players the most money to come to your school and that's why you won

And then you also, while these guys weren't getting paid, were getting paid millions and millions and millions of dollars

So don't sit there and say, oh, it's only about the money like, yeah, you coach for the money

That's why you do it. So, I mean, I just find a lot of irony in it and the people that are like

you know, JD Pickles being like, oh Nick Saban hit this 100%. I'm like

dude, what are you even talking about? Like, are you suckling on Nick Saban's teeth or something

like, come on, man, like get a brain. Yeah, I'm not the

the, the whole Saban love affair in regards to this is absolutely mind blowing

I mean, Saban has been using these tactics for years and he

um he finally realized that other schools are catching up to him and

you know, he decided to retire from, you know, college football and people like

oh, Saban's doing the right thing here, the champion for the game, like the

the transfer portal isn't right. Nil isn't right. But, you know, I mean

look at Brian Kelly for example, and the way he left, um

Notre Dame for LSU, look at even Kaylin De Boer when he left Washington for Alabama

I mean, these coaches don't care. I mean, to act like players are doing a disservice to the coaches and

you know, things like that and, you know, oh, I gotta show loyalty

There's no loyalty on either side. So to say, to blame it all on the players is absolutely ridiculous

And, you know, this whole money thing. Well, well, I agree it's out of control at times and I agree nil is out of control

in certain situations. It's not, it's not gonna be the be all end all of college football

I mean, people say it's going to, you know, not level the playing field

but I strongly disagree. I mean, truthfully, do you think we would have been able to get Dylan Viola without nil

I mean, do you think we would have been able to get some of these athletes that we've gotten without nil

And I'm not saying we, that Nebraska is throwing the bag at every single player

but I am saying it helps provide them an incentive to come back and it's a business and you know

people are just mad that players can't, can't work for free anymore and

you know, I'm all for them getting their money. I absolutely am

you know, for them getting the money and, you know, it's not, and to me it's not specifically what Nick

what Nick Saban is saying, that's kinda getting me, you know, kind of annoyed

It's just the pearl clutching the, oh, college football, this college football that when he was one of the masterminds even before this was a

thing. Yeah, that's exactly right. The pearl clutching that, that's really what

what does bother me. And, um, but yeah, I mean, I think in, you know

even looking at last year, I mean, yeah, his team, he was mad that his team lost the Rose bowl

Well, you know what, you lost the Rose bowl to a team with a bunch of players that didn't care about money

That literally was the antithesis of that. I mean, look at, I mean, Michigan does not

I mean, it doesn't have the nil program even as strong as Nebraska and they've lost one player to the transfer portal

you know, since Jim Harbaugh left, but they actually like, wanted on their team and he wasn't even gonna start

He was like, uh, you know, that was the reason he left is because he wanted to have a preferred starting position at Alabama where

Michigan, he was gonna be a third safety. So, I mean, I think that, and the reason I'm bringing that up because I think it

applies to Nebraska because I believe that Matt rule is building that kind of culture and I think that the teams and the

the head coaches that don't make it all about money because I mean, when you're sitting there

you know, and you're offering all your recruits this much money and you're saying, hey, we're gonna, we're gonna outbid you for

you know, Michigan and we're gonna pay you more than Florida or whatever, which Alabama was 100% doing

I mean, don't act like you weren't part of the problem, Nick Saban. So, I mean, if you're gonna do that stuff then yeah

you, you are gonna, you know, risk your culture if you're an NFL team

right? And you go out and you spend, you know, you have a bunch of good players on your roster and you go buy 10

free agents and pay them more. You know, the guys on your team are gonna have a problem with that

And, uh, especially like, so you have this dynamic in college football where freshman players who have not played a single down

you know, are coming in here making more than guys that have been all Americans and stuff like that. And so that's where you have

some of those culture issues and Michigan for as much as you want to criticize them

And I have criticized the recruiting strategy as a Michigan fan because they haven't signed

they haven't signed a single five star recruit since they've made the playoff. Um, you know

they haven't signed, they've signed like a handful of top 300 recruits over these last three years

And so, but the thing about that as well is they're not bringing in guys like Walter Nolan who's getting this huge payday for Texas

A and M and leaving after one season after doing literally nothing, you know, and then while another guy on their roster is getting paid

less because that does cause culture issues. And so I think that

you know, the programs that aren't emphasizing the money like Nebraska like Michigan that's

that are really, um you know, investing time in players. I think they are the ones that are gonna have success and look at the

I mean, Nebraska had a bunch of really good players. I mean, little Ty Robinson

Isaac Giffard Naker. I mean, any of those guys could have made

you know, uh anywhere between 667 figures, potentially. I mean, a guy like Ty Robinson

if he entered the transfer portal easily, I think could get, you know, a million dollars because those guys are hard to find

you don't see good defensive linemen going in the transfer portal like that. So, I mean, the fact that Matt rule is talking about

you know, keeping those guys, I, I think there's a reason that they stayed and there's a reason that you haven't seen a mass exodus

of, you know, like there's a lot of pretty good. I mean, Jamari Butler is the guy that I was thinking about today that like

some, you know, like, I almost forgot he's on the team, he had five sacks and eight tackles for loss last year

He's coming back like jab and right, like, there's a lot of guys that aren't guaranteed starting positions that are gonna come back to this

team that easily could have gone in the portal and gotten a huge payday, but they're staying part partially because Nebraska has like a base

salary thing and everybody's getting paid in the portal. But it's also that culture aspect of it

You have to build that and like Nick Saban, I don't think was, you know, invested in doing that

He just was about, you know, getting guys to the NFL and it was all about the money. So

I mean, he kind of built his own monster there, I would say, yeah. And you know

Nebraska and, you know, it is the first program that covers my head when I think of this

but they don't make nil the complete, you know, the complete end all be all for their program

but it's there when they need it. And we saw that with Ty Robinson, like you mentioned and I think that's important too

I mean, I think it's important to have a balance uh between nil and

you know, just wanting to come back to come back. But it's also, I mean, let's be honest here

it's also nice to have a little bit of extra cash in their pocket. So I think Nebraska has done a good job balancing

um balancing between nil culture and, you know, team culture. And I think that's a credit to Matt Rua and Steph

Um So, all right, now that we've uh went on a bit of a tangent here, we'll get back to another tangent that will probably

go on is uh so big 10, uh you know, postseason honors

all conference honors, whatever you wanna say. Um So it was a good day for Nebraska

There was some, it was kind of an historic um in terms of players, they haven't had um an all conference hall like this since

the 1998 99 season. Um with uh case A Toman AA getting second team

all big 10 R mass getting third team, all big 10. Um And then Fred Hoiberg getting co coach of the year

Um So Danny, you wrote that piece up and you had a nice tweet out there out there should be no co about it

So tell me why you think that is and, and what, you know, your thoughts on Fred Hoiberg being co coach of the year with

Matt painter, we're not gonna get monetized for this video because I'm just gonna say it's

it's absolute bullshit. I mean, um I don't like it at all and here's why I get Matt Painter and Purdue had a phenomenal season

and, um, you know, they were one of the top teams in college basketball and in that respect

ok, maybe he's coach of the year, but he had the best player

one of the best players in the country on his team. He, it turns out we are winning rosters year after year after year

And to me, you know, coach of the year is, uh, uh, you know, an individual who showed the most improvement over

you know, from last season, meaning uh 2022 2023 and that was Fred Weinberg

There should have been no co about it. Fred won this award in my opinion

you know, far and away. Um I really don't understand the thinking behind this

I mean, I get again, Purdue, you know, one of the top team in college basketball

but to me, coach of the year is somebody who excels and, you know, makes his team substantially better

And that was Fred Hoiberg. Um I mean, he really Hoiberg really hit it out of the park this year to use a baseball ogy

Um, you know, I believe it was 18 and one at home if I'm not mistaken and

you know, a little bit of struggles on the road, but by and large, you know, a fantastic season

um, even though I wanted him fired three years ago, you know

Trev Alberts stayed the course with Hoiberg and that's a credit to Alberts because if I was the athletic director Hoiberg would make in already

And that's why I'm not the athletic director among other things. Um

but this is a credit to Trev Alberts and this is a credit to Fred

you know, because like we've said before, Fred's found a formula that's worked and he's really made strides over the last two seasons

So I'm, I'm extremely happy. He's won this award. He's, he's gone through a lot here and he's also been through the unique situation of

surviving a long term rebuild. And, you know, that's very rare in today's era of

you know, instant satisfaction and wanting quick fixes. So, I mean, he deserves this award far and away

It's bullshit that he has to share it. Um But at least

you know, he, he's kind of completed the full circle of life here from the rebuild to

you know, a place where Nebraska basketball is, you know, going to be really strong over the next couple of seasons

And, um congratulations to him. I mean, again, I'll just say it

I thought he was dead in the water, you know, two or three years ago and yet he's managed to adjust his coaching style

which isn't easy to do out of pride or whatever, you know, and he's found a formula that's worked

So I'm very happy to see this turnaround. Um, and Nebraska should absolutely think about extending him because he deserves it

He's really worked hard to try to get this program to where it used to be. Yeah

I think he's, uh 100% deserves a contract extension. I think he's as good a coach

I mean, you know, Matt Matt Painter is really great at what he does, you know, so, I mean

just give him credit. But, you know, the thing that stands out to me is you look at Nebraska and they finished

you know, they were predicted 12th in the league. I mean, that's, let's start right there and then they finished third and you look at

the all the first team, all big 10 and there's two Illinois guys, two Purdue guys and a guy from Northwestern

So, I mean, I mean, Illinois. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, like those two teams

it's like, yeah, if Nebraska had, you know, two first team, all big 10 players

they should finish in the top three. You know what I mean? Like if you have 40% of the

of the all big 10 team like you should be a top three team. And Nebraska did have

they had two players, uh, you know, on the 2nd and 3rd team. And to me that's a snub

it's incredible. But you look at honorable mention, Purdue has five guys, you know

that made it on one of the first, you know, three teams. There was honorable mention Nebraska should have had more

I mean, I don't see how a team can finish third and only have, you know, one guy on the second team and one guy

on the third team. To me that I think that re rank mass, um

I think that he absolutely got screwed. He should have been a second team all Big 10 player

I thought he was better than case a Tomonaga this year, to be honest with you. Yeah

not that, I mean, case a had really good numbers at the end too and I think that that matters and

um, for a really high usage player, like he actually was really productive in terms of his usage

So, um, he had a really, really good season. He came on really strong at the end too

I mean, uh, not just the Michigan game but, but he's played really well down the stretch

So, um, but yeah, I, I was a little upset, I thought that Fred Hoiberg should have got it

but I guess I can also understand, you know, those, um, you know

big 10, I mean, that man. Peter beat so many of them so badly to give him the award again

But, but it is kind of like not Nebraska. Yeah, not Nebraska

You're right then beat Nebraska. Um, and that's two years in a row that they Nebraska should have beat him

I guess I should say. But, um, yeah, so it did, you know, stick in my crowd a little bit that it was co coach

of the year because I think it should have been by himself, but at least he was honored

But the thing that really sticks in my craw that really boggles my mind is how in the hell

Juan Gary didn't make all defensive team. That is, that is just highway robbery

That it just shows me that either somehow these, this league is still biased against Nebraska or these guys just aren't paying attention because you

can't tell me that. Then there's like seven guys that made that team. Jan Gary is a top five defender in the big 10

If you can't see that you weren't watching the games. Like, I don't know what else to tell you. Offense is always looked at first

over defense and I'm hope I'm, I'm, I'm hoping it's a case of

you know, these guys not watching the games as often. But did you see

did you see what Jan said though? I saw what Terrence Knight and said

and he's just like he did Gary not make the all defensive team

Well, Juan just, he, he did, he pulled the Michigan playbook but he just said, OK

bet. And then he said like a laughing emoji type thing. So I think

I think we're gonna see a pretty motivated Juan Gary on Friday night. I'm excited for Friday

I really am. I'm, I'm fired up for Friday. Um, but, you know

II, I think, um, you know, Fred f, like I said, Fred's found a formula and

you know, I think this team, we talk about nil, we'll see if that comes into play for the basketball team and who stays and

who goes. And I mean, you know, I love Nick Janowski and what he can bring and he's averaging 32 points per game

uh this season at the high school level. So the future is very bright

And one of the things I always said about, you know, Fred Hoiberg during the rough for years is that he can recruit now

He just needs to be able to put it all together, he's putting it all together and he can recruit

I think the sky is the limit for this program. And people also, people also have to remember that there is a certain ceiling for

Nebraska basketball. What if this team keeps playing, like they have been over these next couple seasons

the, the ceiling could definitely be elevated, you know, but I don't know if this is a national championship contender

but Fred, I think has got him into a good place right now where they can

you know, continue to play at a high level for many, many years. Yeah

At least being, you know, um, if you could just get this team to where, you know

that where Iowa State was, I mean, that, you know, like a team because if you're

if you can get to that sweet 16, like, if you can get to the second weekend of the tournament

those are the teams, then you're competing for a national championship, in my opinion

I know it's, you're not making it to the final four, but that's the, that's the goal

So first you got to get to the tournament and it's all like a building process, you gotta get there

then you have to win, then you have to start making the second weekend and you just

uh, you know, it's a long process but it's, it's a really fun process

I, I, you know, Michigan went through it. I watched Michigan do it and build it and I never in my wildest dreams thought that

they would ever, you know, play for two national championships, but they did and they did it without

you know, a bunch of big time recruits. And so I really think that Fred Hoiberg, you know

and that's my guy, John Beilein who's been talking to Fred Hoiberg so much. Like, I think that Fred can replicate that I really do

but it's gonna, it is gonna take time. It's not gonna happen overnight and, um, you know

he's gonna need a lot of support and, uh, from the, from the athletic department which he's been getting from Trev

So I feel very good about, you know, really all, all of the major programs in Nebraska in a very good spot right now

So, um, good on that. And then the big 10 tournament, like you said

starts today. There's two games today. Um, I think it's Rutgers and I wanna say Ohio State

I or no, maybe Minnesota. I, no, that's not. Right. Sorry, I'm messing up the bracket

I know, I know Penn State plays Michigan and then, um, trying to see who plays on the other one

I know it's Rutgers and some Mary. Oh, who is it? Rutgers and Maryland

That's who it is, which it boggles my mind that Maryland's playing on the first day when

you know, when Nebraska got absolutely leveled by Maryland. Um, I believe it was the end of January if I'm not mistaken

Yeah, Maryland's, uh, I mean, they're a really good defensive, they're like a top 10 defensive team according to the

uh, Ken Pump rankings. So, um, so, yeah, so that's gonna be interesting

And then you look at Thursday so Nebraska gets the double by, of course. So they will

the winner of, um, Penn State and Michigan, um, they will play Indiana and so the winner of that game will play Nebraska

I love the matchups. I'll just say I love the matchups right here. Yeah

I think they favor Nebraska pretty well. So that will be, uh, Nebraska will be playing Friday

They played the late game on Friday night. Um, or do they play the 230 game

I thought they play the 230. No, they play the, they play the late game. Um

so it's Purdue. Purdue plays first and then after that's Illinois, I mean

at Northwestern and Illinois, um, at 530 central time. And so then Nebraska would play after that

So probably about, um, probably about 8 p.m. central time is probably what we're looking at for tip off on Friday night and then

uh, semi final, they would play, um, let me see, they would play

uh, the, so the 12 o'clock, so probably about 230 central time would be the semifinal on Saturday if they make it

And then the championship game is 230 on Sunday. So, um, so that's kind of the bracket for you

I think, um, you know, they're on the Illinois side of the bracket, so they played them once this year

Um, Northwestern is the other team with the Buy. Um, so honestly

I feel good about our chances against Illinois too. Had that foul called not been called

I feel like we would be looking at things a little differently now. Yeah

I think they've got a good chance against. I mean, Illinois is playing really good basketball. So

um, that'll be a really good test for Nebraska. And the other thing too is I think

um, that'll, if they can win that game, it'll provide them a really good opportunity to actually improve their seating

Because the thing about it is once you, once you win the, you know

the selection committee doesn't really take the big 10 championship game into account because it's so

it's so close to selection time. So, I mean, maybe if Nebraska is playing Purdue

they could move up a seat or two if they win that game. But I really think the chance for them

you know, if they get to that big 10 championship game, I think is gonna get them that improved seeding either way

So, if they can beat Illinois on Friday night, I think that that would bump them into like that seven seed range

Maybe not though, because the bracketologist seem to hate the men's and women's teams of Nebraska

but whatever, I guess it's just, I guess they just have to prove themselves in the NC A tournament a little bit more

And even even getting to the NCAA tournament is gonna be huge. I'll be interested to see what the draw is

uh, for that first game. And, you know, it's, it's truly an exciting era to be a Nebraska basketball fan and maybe we'll do something

Friday. I didn't realize it was a late game. I thought we had a 230 game but I know he talked about doing something Friday

But, yeah, that'll make it a little tougher with it being in the league game

But, uh, but anyway, um, so, yeah, it should be an exciting big 10 tournament and

uh, it'll be, you know, Nebraska with a double by, I believe, for the first time

I don't think they've ever got that before. So, um, it'll, it'll be exciting and

um, that Indi Indiana is playing well though, so don't, don't overlook them at all

The Hoosiers are very talented team. Uh, Mike Woodson is coming back for another season

So, I mean, at least he, you know, knows he's not getting fired. I like prob maybe Juwan Howard who might be coaching his last

game with Michigan today. So we'll see lots of, lots of moving parts though

But, um, Nebraska did sweep Indiana. That does always worry me though

you know, having to beat a team a third time. But I, I like

I like their in, I think Nebraska's bigs and they're big. They match up pretty well with Indiana because that's kind of

their thing is Indiana is always a big team and not everybody can handle that. But I would love Michigan again

Yeah, I don't think Michigan's making it that far. I'd be stunned in Michigan. I'd be stunned if they won tonight

let alone winning two games. You know, wishful thinking, wishful thinking. But I mean

if they actually decided to, you know, like, not let people, they've given up more like

dribbling layups, like uncontested, dribbling layups than anybody I've ever seen. It's like a

I could take my power chair and just drive to the basket against them and at least get to the free throw or something like

they stood still. They were Instrument on Sunday and it wasn't impressive at all

It reminds me of my days of middle school coaching, you know, like where I have to tell people like

you know, you have to stop the ball, like whatever is happening, you gotta stop the ball

That's the most important thing. But, uh anyway, yeah, not good. But um the last thing we wanted to touch on some free agency news

for the Huskers there hasn't been a ton, but I know, I don't know if people saw this but last week

Amir Abdullah resigned with the Las Vegas Raiders. Um He's kind of

you know, stuck around rejuvenated his career there as backup running back

special teams guy. So, um fir I love it. He was one of my favorite players as a Husker

so I'm glad to see him still in the league. I thought he would have a better career in the NFL

But, you know, you know, when you play this long though, there's uh something to that

So credit to him and then, uh, the man, the one of the best players

probably the best Nebraska player in the league right now. Lavonte David signed a one year $10 million deal with the Bucks

Yeah, an absolute steal. Was he a free a, was he an unrestricted free agent

I didn't realize that. I believe so. Yeah, man, I wish my Packers would have signed him if there was one

one dude that I, that I would get them to sign. It would be Levante David because man

like they need off ball linebackers so they just cut an off ball linebacker for like 10 million so would fit perfectly

David's an absolute stud. I feel like he doesn't get enough recognition in the

in the NFL. I feel like he kind of flies under the radar and one year 10 million

Um, one of the more consistent linebackers in the entire league, I mean

you to, you look at his career with Tampa Bay and you know

he's just, he's just an absolute machine. Uh, he had 100 34 combined tackles la uh

in 2023 124 combined tackles in 2022. And then, you know, you look at kind

of, you know, he just his stats overall and I'm just, I'm just looking here right now and let's see

he's had, let's see, 1234, 123, eight seasons I believe with

over 100 tackles and he's just a stud, he's a stud and he's consistent and at a position that really wears down your body

you know, and I think part of the reason he went cut under the radar was because

you know, he, he, he came into the league during the age of linebackers like Patrick Willis

Luke Kukly, I mean, guys like that and those two are rightfully dominating the headlines and David's just been kind of doing his thing in

Tampa Bay and, you know, they keep re warning him, you know

for his production. So, I mean, it's, it's great to see him continue to play at a high level at a position that's not favorable

to your body. And yeah, and he hasn't missed, uh very many

you know, he missed two games one year, three games. There's only been four years in his career

he's missed any games at all which, which tells you something about him. But the thing is like

you know, he's such an impact player. Um, that's where I look at. Not just the tackles

but you look at, um, you know, because what, what really changes NFL games

It's the, it's the impact play. So, you know, what I look at is those plays are the

the tackles behind the line of scrimmage, whether it's a sack or tackle for loss

um, a pass breakup, you know, a forced fumble interception, you know

a sack, the plays that really change games and he makes a ton of those

He just makes absolutely a ton of them 12 interceptions for his career

uh, 64 pass breakups. So, I mean, he's breaking up like five or six passes a year

28 forced fumbles, 18 forced, uh, or fumble recoveries. So right there that's almost 60 turnover plays right there in his career

Um, and then you look at the sacks, 33.5 sacks and then 100 and 60 tackles for loss

So, I mean, this guy, you talk about impact plays, he's making like about 3037 season just

you know, off my rough math. Um, so that, that tells you for an off ball linebacker like

you know, one time all pro, I think he's been to the pro bowl a couple of times

but yeah, definitely not enough twice. Which is really weird when you look at the statistics

I feel like he should have been there more, but, you know, yeah, to me honestly, I think he could be

he could be like a hall of fame caliber type player. I was about to say that too

but I guess that maybe that's my Nebraska, you know, uh, scarlet and cream colored glasses

But I mean, like that, I swear to God like that, you look at that Tampa Bay team that won the Super Bowl and he

was a huge, huge reason for that. Like, you know, um, so defense was so good

Yeah, and he was a big reason why like going back to that Packers game

you know, when the Bucks beat like the Packers, you know, I was thinking like, man, and they had the

the guy from LSU to Devin. I can't remember what it was. Yeah, Devin White

I mean, both of those guys were really great, but Lavonte David had a spectacular career and

you know, I think he's right on par with um Andaman Su like two of the two of the great defenders of the Bo Polii

era. So kind of the remnants of the Bo Polini era playing out with Amir Abdullah too still

And I don't think that's the last uh the and I don't think those two will be the last uh Nebraska draft picks uh upcoming

here in the program. I think we're gonna see a lot of uh a lot of good talent coming through in

in the next couple of years. Uh Yeah, my prediction is that

yeah, we're gonna get a first round pick in the next two years. So we'll see

I think it's gonna be Rio. I think, I think um I think Cameron Leonard or Prince

Well, Hume who's gonna be a first round pick, you know, 222 years from now

one of those guys is uh I mean, yeah, edge rusher. So we'll

we'll talk about that more. We're gonna have some spring ball conversations coming up soon. So there's gonna be a lot more stuff

I gotta get running here but um make sure that you guys

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