For now, speaking of Rothstein.Īs little to nothing as a fun event like Friday can teach, you still sense the Huskers now have enough shooters they're going to go off against somebody really good this year. But we can wait for the appropriate time to speak of such challenges. Of course it's one thing to do it on a night like this where it's fun and games and Jon Rothstein is narrating the play-by-play, and another to go off against Illinois. Teammates have noted the hard part is his release is so quick, and he can get it off from different angles, making it hard to stop even when your defense is sound. Some added charm to go with the splashes. While it's just Opening Night fun, it's fair to say the native of Moriyama Nagoya Aichi, Japan, had the estimated 6,500 in attendance in the palm of his hands. The 6-foot-2, 175-pound Tominaga was 5-of-7 from behind the arc and had 21 points by my count in the mini "scrimmage" with loose (and sometimes no) defense. You can take that as some offseason overhype, but I'm just going to tell you I saw the man hit a couple 3s casually while sitting on the bench on the sideline, then hit a couple more during the scrimmage from the panhandle on the state outline at mid-court. OK, we've heard from basically everyone that Tominaga shoots it better than about anyone they've shared a gym with.
Tominaga! Yes, Keisei Tominaga, wearing No. Hey, ain't nothing wrong with that on a Husker hoops "Opening Night" meant for such fun, G Herbo and.
It was one of those scrimmages where guys get out of the way to let the dude they are supposedly guarding throw it off the backboard to himself for a dunk.
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