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#801
Thanks for the details and hard work nropp 
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#803
Quote Originally Posted by nropp11:
Thank you for this. I have about ten Nebraska dates circled, so anything you can give me, I appreciate.
No problem....every day reader...only fair to do my part.
Very important to play well tonight and Saturday to keep interest peaking....fans are willing to come out but very hesitant after the poor product we had last season.
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#818
Nice write-up!!!
Looking at James Madison (-10) tonite but game got postponed to tomorrow as Ga St couldn't get out of Atl. JM lost at GS at buzzer earlier in season so thinking payback this time at home. JM shot 31% in that game and still only lost by 1. The travel problem should effect GS more. Comments?
Looking at James Madison (-10) tonite but game got postponed to tomorrow as Ga St couldn't get out of Atl. JM lost at GS at buzzer earlier in season so thinking payback this time at home. JM shot 31% in that game and still only lost by 1. The travel problem should effect GS more. Comments?
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#819
Might have to sweat this over a little. Hopefully Wyoming can get to 65 points.
My fellow colleague and friend Eric Schmoldt at the Casper Star-Tribune reported late last night that senior forward Djibril Thiam (toe), junior point guard JayDee Luster (hip) and junior forward Afam Muojoke (knee) won’t play and didn’t make the trip for today’s game at TCU.
UW men’s basketball sports information director John Paradis said this afternoon that coach Heath Schroyer is “hopeful” Thiam and Luster — both starters — will play in Saturday’s home game against Utah. Paradis said both weren’t healthy enought to play at TCU so both were left home to receive more medical treatment.
Thiam hurt his toe about 10 days ago in practice, and aggravated the injury in both of the Cowboys’ first two conference games against Colorado State and New Mexico. Luster was injured in practice after last Saturday’s New Mexico game.
Muojeke injured his left knee recently, the same knee where he ruptured his patellar tendon nearly a year ago at Brigham Young. However, Paradis said this most recent injury is unrelated to the patellar tendon. Paradis said Muojeke will be re-evaluated by doctors when the team returns from TCU.
The Cowboys will have only eight scholarship players available against TCU.
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