Future Schedules

[taa71458]

Weren't things a little gnarly the last time Miami came to the CLink?

Absolutely fantastic

[Jet915]

Just an FYI.. Marquette and Arizona State are going to exercise their right to a 4th game in the Anaheim Classic. They are going to play each other in Tempe around the time of the Anaheim Classic tournament and also to help with Marquette's travel plans.

I say Creighton sees if Miami will come and play a the CLink. They will be in Lincoln on December 4th for the Big 10/ACC Challenge game. They should just stay in town for an extra few days and play in Omaha on like the 7th or something. It is a "free" game for both teams. Might as well take advantage of it. It would still be in that 14-day window that is allowed so it can be part of the Anaheim deal.

Probably won't happen, but if I was scheduling, I would try to get that game scheduled. I'm sure it just takes Mac to make a phone call to Jim Larranaga to make it happen. At least that is what someone at the OWH said once.

I doubt Miami does us any favors. They would come if we agreed to come to Miami for like a 1 and 1. Not sure if the staff would want to do that, we don't really recruit Florida and we have a ton of road games already scheduled for 2014 so it would have to skip a year.

[Jaybacker '98]

Weren't things a little gnarly the last time Miami came to the CLink?

Absolutely fantastic

I used to work for the double bird guy on the left. Even though some of his face is covered I know its him. He is/was kind of a big shot with one of Omaha's biggest employers. Proof that money can't buy class.

[jayball]

Weren't things a little gnarly the last time Miami came to the CLink?

Absolutely fantastic

I used to work for the double bird guy on the left. Even though some of his face is covered I know its him. He is/was kind of a big shot with one of Omaha's biggest employers. Proof that money can't buy class.

Were you there that night? The refs deserved both birds and more.

[section202jay]

That's a night that kind of changed the way I viewed the Creighton crowd. In my mind the Clink/Qwest went from a place filled with many casuals to an arena filled with diehards. I've always been a diehard and that night was the most infuriating home game in the history of the world but what is etched in my brain is when a bottle flew at Ryan, the PA guy, as he was pleading the crowd to stop throwing bottles at the refs and on the court. Refs were atrocious and probably deserved worse.

[WBR Tom]

That's a night that kind of changed the way I viewed the Creighton crowd. In my mind the Clink/Qwest went from a place filled with many casuals to an arena filled with diehards. I've always been a diehard and that night was the most infuriating home game in the history of the world but what is etched in my brain is when a bottle flew at Ryan, the PA guy, as he was pleading the crowd to stop throwing bottles at the refs and on the court. Refs were atrocious and probably deserved worse.

The crowd that night was nuts -- all the frustration at three straight season-ending gut punches boiled over (2004 NIT loss to Nebraska on a last-second shot, 2005 NCAA loss to West Virginia on the block/dunk, making the final seconds of the Miami game too much to stomach for most everyone, from fans to players). Cups thrown at the officials and the opposing players, Jimmy Motz kicking one of those cups across the court, DA chasing the officials clear to their locker room, Ras allegedly getting in some choice words with the refs in the tunnel...hell, the armrest on one of my seats in 113 was wobbly for about three years after that until they finally fixed it due to me smashing it that night

[wildjays]

That's a night that kind of changed the way I viewed the Creighton crowd. In my mind the Clink/Qwest went from a place filled with many casuals to an arena filled with diehards. I've always been a diehard and that night was the most infuriating home game in the history of the world but what is etched in my brain is when a bottle flew at Ryan, the PA guy, as he was pleading the crowd to stop throwing bottles at the refs and on the court. Refs were atrocious and probably deserved worse.

The crowd that night was nuts -- all the frustration at three straight season-ending gut punches boiled over (2004 NIT loss to Nebraska on a last-second shot, 2005 NCAA loss to West Virginia on the block/dunk, making the final seconds of the Miami game too much to stomach for most everyone, from fans to players). Cups thrown at the officials and the opposing players, Jimmy Motz kicking one of those cups across the court, DA chasing the officials clear to their locker room, Ras allegedly getting in some choice words with the refs in the tunnel...hell, the armrest on one of my seats in 113 was wobbly for about three years after that until they finally fixed it due to me smashing it that night

That game was the reason that now if you buy a bottled drink at the CLink you do not get to keep the cap. They take it off and give it to you. Sucks if you have clumsy people around you that knock over your drink on accident. Amazing it has been that long since that game, but I remember it like it was yesterday.

[Jaybacker '98]

Were you there that night? The refs deserved both birds and more.

Yes I was there. What does that change about the classnessless that that guy showed?

[BoarCommaThe]

Were you there that night? The refs deserved both birds and more.

Yes I was there. What does that change about the classnessless that that guy showed?

Is someone being a little bitter toward an ex-boss?

[FlyByNight101]

I'm sitting there in disbelief watching that game and I hear someone near me scream: "Kick their @$$e$ Dana!" as Altman makes a run at the refs ... turns out it was my girlfriend - needless to say, we are married now.