I didn't see one of these, and thought it was pertinent.
This is NOT what I expected: Nebraska took the first set 25-21. Texas took the second, 25-18. Nebraska currently up 21-12 in the 3rd.
Holy crap.
GO, LONGHORNS, GO!
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I didn't see one of these, and thought it was pertinent.
This is NOT what I expected: Nebraska took the first set 25-21. Texas took the second, 25-18. Nebraska currently up 21-12 in the 3rd.
Holy crap.
GO, LONGHORNS, GO!
Texas is up, not Nebraska.Quote:
Originally Posted by ornryactor
Texas takes set 3 25-16, is now up 2 sets to 1.
Nebraska takes the third 25-16, to go up 2-1. WTF is Texas doing tonight? The Qwest Center must be exploding right now.
Again, Texas won the third set, not Nebraska. :smile:Quote:
Originally Posted by ornryactor
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Originally Posted by mred
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Originally Posted by ornryactor
What are you watching? All I could find was the NCAA's live stat tracker on the bracket; it says Nebraska just took the 3rd.Quote:
Originally Posted by mred
It's live on ESPNU.
Yep. Texas up 2-1. Nebraska up 2-1 in the 4th.
Oh, I don't get that channel. Alright, score updates are up to you, since the NCAA apparently fails at making a website as hard as they do at making bracket placements.Quote:
Originally Posted by mred
This thread = :confused::wacko::unsure::huh::wub::v_SPIN::err::huh:
Actually, i'm all in favor of Texas losing if nebraska comes back and does it. 1- texas wins way too much in everything . 2- nebraska beating both other big 12 teams at home would only add to the complaint ISU and texas have about the seeding.
So question, what is the criteria for a lift, and how the hell wasn't that one?
Texas up 6-3 in the 4th.
With great power comes great responsibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by ornryactor
Texas up 6-3 in the 4th set. Timeout Nebraska
7-5 texas