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Nebrasketball Gets Smashed By Iowa 102-64
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Husker notes: Five Huskers Qualify for NCAA Indoor Championships
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It would have made more sense for them to have gotten worse during the final stretch of the season, given they recently were mired in one of the longest Big Ten losing streaks in years and had a revised February schedule that stacked makeup game upon makeup game. More remarkable is the fact the Huskers (7-17, 3-14 Big Ten) are coming off their most lopsided conference win in five years — and it happened the same day their leading scorer, Teddy Allen, left the team. When they visit No. 5 Iowa (18-7, 12-6) on Thursday night, they'll be playing their 12th game in 27 days.
Kris Manning and Daniel Vaughn inside Smokey Joe s Bar-B-Que in Dallas, where masks will still be required for patrons.
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Restaurants have been hit hard by the pandemic. For almost a full year, owners have dealt with loss of revenue, mounting fees from third-party delivery companies, and little in the way of financial relief. Restaurant workers have also become the mask police for their customers, who have been required to wear face coverings since Governor Abbott implemented a statewide mask mandate last July. The lack of consequences for going maskless meant the mandate didn’t have any real teeth; still, restaurant owners who felt it was important to protect their staff and customers by requiring masks could at least point any naysayers to the policy. Starting next Wednesday, that will no longer be the case. Abbott announced in a press conference on Tuesday that he will rescind the mask mandate and allow all businesses to open to 100 percent capacity, effective Marc
Nebrasketball Dismantles Rutgers In 72-51 Blowout Win @stukenholtz
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Playing at Pinnacle Bank Arena for the final time in the 2020-21 season, the Nebraska Cornhuskers put together their most complete performance that even the most optimistic follower of the program could not have seen coming, getting up early and rolling to a dominant 72-51 victory over the Rutgers Scarlet Knights on Monday night.
Junior Lat Mayen got things started quickly for the Huskers (7-17 overall, 3-14 B1G), hitting the team’s first two shots, both 3-pointers, giving NU a lead they would never relinquish. Not only that, but he knocked down his first four attempts from deep in scoring 14 of Nebraska’s first 16 points. He went on to a 20-point first half and 25 points on the night, leading all scorers and setting a new career-high.
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