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FA Youth Cup holders Norwich City produced a devastating late goal burst to sink Preston's Under-18s 6-1 in Wednesday's third round tie at Deepdale.
Neil Adams' squad smashed four goals in eight minutes during the first period of extra-time to advance in their first outing since a memorable triumph against Chelsea's young guns in last season's final.
Carlton Morris cancelled out Jack Ryan's early opener for North End but neither side were able to make another decisive breakthrough in normal time until the Canaries cut loose with Harrison Heath, Rhys Browne, Jamie Eaton-Collins and Morris putting the tie beyond doubt in a devastating burst before Ray Grant sealed the win.
City fielded five of the squad who helped secure the club's first FA Youth Cup trophy in 30 years with full-back Cameron Norman captaining the side.
Lewis Byrne-Hewitt tested Ross Dalton in an early sighter from Adams' side but Preston rocked the visitors back in the 12th minute when Ryan controlled Bradley Roscoe's pass to coolly lift over the stranded Ben Killip.
The powerful Morris levelled four minutes later when he attacked Norman's corner to glance into the roof of the net. Ryan had a goal disallowed after straying into an offside position just before the half-hour mark but there was little trace of any inferiority complex from the League One club.
Heath replaced Byrne-Hewitt for the holders on the hour mark with the tie delicately poised but City tried to up the ante in the final quarter with Eaton-Collins testing Dalton after Rhys Browne had led a sharp counter down the Canaries' left.
The lively Browne then rolled a strike wide before City survived a strong home penalty appeal in the closing stages when Ryan went down inside the Norwich box.
Any prospect of a nervy penalty shoot-out to decide the tie receded swiftly in the early minutes of extra-time with Heath opening the floodgates with a close range finish after Browne's initial strike was blocked from Eaton-Collins' cross. Browne was rewarded for an impressive shift when he drilled home after Morris' header had struck Nick Anderton.
City ruthlessly killed off the tie when Eaton-Collins despatched Norman's pinpoint cross before the Canaries' skipper teed up Morris to seal his brace and Grant's sweet 20-yard strike completed the rout.
• Norwich City U18s: Killip, Norman, Wyatt, Lokko, Scales, Hodd, Randall (Efete 110), Byrne-Hewitt (Heath 59), Eaton-Collins, Browne, Morris (Grant 105). Subs not used: Oxborough, Burgess.
• Goals: Morris (16, 101), Heath (93), Browne (95), Eaton-Collins (97), Grant (113)
• Preston U18s: Dalton, Gray, Anderton, Scott, Sampson (Magolis 102), Roscoe, Robinson (Livesey 45), Holmes, Ryan, Forbes, Whittington (Boyd 76). Subs not used: Hudson, Hagon.
• Goal: Ryan (12)
• Referee: P Mahon
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Melvyn… que? Cracking job Lads!
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Great result, well done lads. Onwards to the next round and pi$witch out on penalties! mjc75 - don't they all? OTBC.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Really pleased for the lads they are a great group and will go far again I'm sure. Not sure how you can use this as a stick to beat Chris Hughton with Melvyn, not sure what he's supposed to "take note" of. Do you want us to be 1-1 after 90 minutes? do you want us playing Preston?
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Well done lads , start as you mean to go on . Is it just me or does the shirt look better without a sponsor ?
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Yes I think the shirts look better with out the sponsors name on it. Worse thing they ever done was to introduce sponsor names on shirts, it was the start of the decline of football as we know it, not a sport more of a business. It is good to see the youth players making a fight of things, not being afraid of playing more than one game a week. A lesson for the overpaid seniors
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Well done the Young Canaries, future looks very bright !
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Well done hope Neil and your team, take note CH .
Thursday, December 12, 2013
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HAMPSHIRE residents were left dazzled on the weekend (December 22) when a very different type of play came to town.
People lined the walkways in Park Lane on the chilly December day for the Otterbourne Mummers-a traditional group of villagers who don tapered costumes to reinact plays from a bygone age.
Mummers plays were once common across towns and villages in southern England at Christmas but sadly the number of actors decreased when they had all departed to fight in the Great War.
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When it comes to worldwide DJ rankings, DJ Mag's "Top 100 DJs" list is king. The be all end all of the electronic music industry, the list is voted on by the public and published once a year in November. And if you didn't make the cut, you're simply not relevant this year.
While the wide-ranging list encompasses DJs from all sects of the EDM world, it fails to include one thing - women. Not one female DJ made the list this year. In fact, Claudia Cazacu is the only women to make the list since 2007, earning her spot as number 93. In a scene that's fairly equi-gender when it comes to the fan base, I really have to wonder, what gives? Where are the female DJs?
Maybe it stems from the old-school days when DJs had to carry heavy boxes of vinyl with them into clubs. But it's 2012, and most DJs walk up to the decks with a backpack toting their Macbook and headphones. Maybe it's like every other genre of music, where men can be as hideously-grotesque or obese but their talent reigns over their looks, whereas women are judged on their appearance before their talent. But Deadmau5 isn't exactly a supermodel, and he sports a giant mouse head while performing so he doesn't scare away the crowd.
So really, what's the issue? I guess we may never have a definitive answer, whether sexism is just sexism or DJs are seen as rockstars and women just can't be seen in such a badass light. But if Janis Joplin can work her way to Woodstock headliner, than goddamnit female DJs can headline Ultra (the festival hosted a handful of female DJs including Annie Mac, Nervo, Maya Jane Coles, Miss Nine, Magda and Cassy.)
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This woman is a pioneer when it comes to conquering the male-dominated frontiers of the EDM scene. The Irish DJ is the queen of BBC Radio 1, boasting three shows including her own "Annie Mac's Mash Up." She frequents clubs across Europe including London's three-story gem Fabric, and her mixtape Annie Mac Presents received critical acclaim across the board.
Before she was flipping off cameras at the Superbowl, M.I.A. was bending minds with her tribal/underground-meets-indie/electro music. With powerful vocals, politically ironic and sometimes jarring lyrics, and uniquely twisting and warping beats, M.I.A. always packs a heavy punch while producing. But M.I.A. doesn't stop at personal production, the British beat maker founded her own label, Sub Static, in 2000 to help others grow musically as well. She can write, rap, sing, produce beats, paint, and support many causes through activism - what can't this chick do?
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4. Margaret Dygas
Born in Poland, raised in California, schooled New York, Dygas has traveled the world and holds with her bits of musical culture from each of nomadic adventures. She found her voice DJing London's club scene, spinning everything from techno to dub and headlining clubs such as Fabric, Herbal, and The Key. Now working on the production side of the music, Dygas has created a smooth-balanced minimal electronic-tech sound that incorporates funk and dub along the way.
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RDD - Reason Device Designer
Here are my collected suggestions, edited and summarized, regarding a new extension for Reason called the Reason Device Designer, or RDD for short.
The Reason Device Designer is an integrated extension for any one wanting to design and develop their own devices for Reason, it is similar to Reaktor in concept. With this solution, Reason will have it's own plugin system. Propellerhead could release new modules for the Reason Device Designer together with new releases of Reason.
The device designer will be created in such a way that anyone owning Reason can download and/or purchase new devices but obviously only people owning the actual Reason Device Designer can create and edit the devices.
Once a new device plugin is published, it will be able to save it's own patches.
Devices created in the device designer can be locked/protected by the original author. The development environment will have many levels of editing but the core is that it will consist of different modules and ready made graphics.
In the audio path designer the user can build their own instrument with access to modules like oscillators, filters, wavefolders, shapers, envelopes, modulation generators (lfo's) etc.
In the GUI designer there will be a set of graphical items such as the different knobs, sliders and buttons with the same look and feel as the devices already present in Reason. Of course anyone with graphical skills can add their own knobs, slider and buttons, but for those who aren't artists there would be a nice base library to work with.
On audio module level, the user can choose to edit the characteristics for the different modules. For instance a user can edit the standard LP filter and tweak it's response curve as well as modifying the bandwidth of the resonance and whether the filter should self oscillate or not, or if it should be selectable by the user. You could make your own filter that is the biggest, baddest and meanest filter anyone heard.
Oscillators and their waveforms can also be loaded and tweaked in various ways. Is that sawtooth too perfect? Edit the symmetry in the vector based graphical editor and add some noise to make it sound rawer.
Even such a simple thing like envelopes could be edited to have all the different stages with different curves, i.e. log, lin or exp and different response times.
The Reason Device Designer as an extension to Reason would be an unstoppable force!
I will continue to add to this post as I come up with more details.
Extremly, awesome, great! It's like Max for Reason, but more simple! =)
Anyway nice suggestion, but Props do not do that, why?
Cos about 10 years they add new devices by small portions & when new devices or very little changes comes released - users getting trilled! =)
Awesome policy to doing business ever!
P.S. If they implement RDD, they lose ability to do their business like they do!
Interesting idea although I'm not sure I'd like to see it happen or not. I've steered clear of Reaktor and SynthMaker as my actual music making productivity is likely to take a big hit if I start messing with this stuff. Of course I wouldn't have to start building stuff myself if I didn't want to. Personally I use Reason in much less of a modular way than I did a few years back, mainly because you had to in order to get around limitations that were more of an issue at that point.
I think it's interesting to see that most DAWs are heading towards the same point from different directions. Live started out as audio only and has eventually now included not just MIDI devices but also Max allowing you to do things that you would have needed Reaktor for. Other DAWs have added more built in devices and Reason added audio features. So it looks like everyone will end up offering something similar in a few years.
One question I would have is this. If you build a platform where users can design and build their own devices and are therefore able to sell them, does that affect how a user feels about buying the host software itself? Does it devalue the host itself and would users expect existing VSTs to be ported to the ReDD format? If these devices are therefore available cross-DAW then it means there is no real loyalty to the host itself as you can easily move all your sounds and sequences from one DAW to another. I'm not really sure why some hosts allow OMF output, import makes sense if you want new users, but not export.
I'd probably be happy to see this be introduced as long as the patches themselves cannot be locked by Refill makers and remain fully editable by any user. Although you then have the problem of how to motivate the device designers themselves if they cannot fully protect their work. Then again this is pretty much where we are with Refills anyway. As I say my main concern is that people will be less willing to pay for the host software. How do Reaktor and Kontakt fair when it comes to expecting users to pay for both the underlying infrastructure and individual instruments?
oh man... don't even tease me with this stuff!!!
i won't be able to sleep for weeks now!!!
there would be no better way, from a user point of view, to move forward IMHO.
i DON'T think locking of devices should be allowed.
and i don't think that we need to think about it in terms of 'selling' devices. in the reaktor/max community there is a real feeling of sharing there (though i guess you can buy patches too. never tried) and that would open the whole thing up to a new level.
the only thing is that i suppose props would have to change their business plan a bit. not sure
man, look out world, eh?
"In the audio path designer the user can build his own instrument with access to modules like oscillators, filters, wavefolders, shapers, envelopes, modulation generators (lfo's) etc.
In the GUI designer there will be a set of graphical items such as the different knobs, sliders and buttons with the same look and feel as the devices already present in Reason.
On audio module level the user can choose to edit the characteristics for the different modules. For instance a user can edit the standard LP filter and tweak it's response curve as well as modifying the bandwidth of the resonance and whether the filter should self oscillate or not, or if it should be selectable by the user. You could make your own filter that is the biggest, baddest and meanest filter anyone heard.
Oscillators and their waveforms can also be loaded and tweaked in various ways. Is that sawtooth too perfect? Edit the symmetry in the vector based graphical editor and add some noise to make it sound rawer.
Even such a simple thing like envelopes could be edited to have all the different stages with different curves, i.e. log, lin or exp and different response times."
It's like a wet dream, eXode, really it is! It would be unimaginably awesome and truly FTW. My first question is: Would all these RDD items have to be natively implemented within Reason in order for them to work? If so, users will, predicatably and perhaps justifiably, complain they have to buy stuff to access features that the program contains, and they'll ask why those modules couldn't have just be implemented in a SuperThor?
I love the idea of RDD, I really do, but think more about it in recent days I can't see it happening: there would be too few purchasers (basically, those of us who already do ReFill production plus a few newcomers, a few more curious types, and some icon completists) to justify two years of development at the expense of continued progress in R+R. To justify it commercially it would need be a premium product, £200+, which my traditional pessimism still thinks is optimistically low. If it shifted 500 copies it might cover the development cost of two/three programmers full time. I haven't sold 500 copies of Kings of Kong for a tenner ;) No, the only way it would be viable from a Props perspective would be take a license fee for every copy of a device made with RDD that's sold, as they do with ReFills through the PropShop.
Would big hitters like NI or Arturia be that keen on using it to develop for what is essentially a closed system (and in NI's case, a competitor). RDD would have to offer the ability to do some pretty amazing things not currently achievable to tempt them... to be a plugin with the flexibility of a VST essentially, so Arturia could actually put a 2600 or a MiniMoog in the rack. As dioxide notes, at that point people will question why can't they just be able to use VSTs? At least currently there is a valid argument why they can't.
So imo, a device with all these features and flexibility within Reason.... possibly, I could see that happening down the line in Reason 7 or 8, including perhaps the ability to lock the device for ReFill developers. An external product to develop devices for a closed system where all the coding for the devices must already exist in the closed system in order to run the externally developed devices? It's NGH... it'd be quicker and cheaper - and better rewarded - just to implement a VST wrapper and make Record (for better or more likely, worse) a ReWire Master.
Honestly I'd just like more devices, preferably a lot of half-rack stuff and expansions to the combinator architecture. This would still just add to R+R, give everyone the tools. I don't really see the point of a stand-alone "device designer" when the modular rack metafor could just be improved upon and allow most things but the most niche "modular synth" approaches. Tweaking waveforms and filters could just as well be added to a new Reason synth, like a half-rack osc device.
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@ Dioxide:
I don't think that the selling part would be an issue because it wouldn't be any different than Refills in my mind. It would take Refills to a new level because you could sell not only patches but devices with the Refills.
It becomes abstract here because we are talking about two different types of patches but to try and be as clear as possible: Personally I want the actual devices projects in RDD to be protected as an option. However the new device itself should be fully editable in Reason with saving/loading patches etc like a full fledged instrument.
In my vision the end user wouldn't need to pay extra for the RDD just to be able to use these plugins (well in some means they would have to pay for an upgrade that enables this plugin functionality, but other than that), only users wanting to develop their own instrument and effect devices for Reason would have to pay for that capability but anyone can use the finished device.
And to comment plamook, I would also prefer to view it as selling patches rather than devices as such. It would open up for a whole new refill market imho, but I think that the option to be able to protect the core contents in some way is important. An alternative would be to do the protection similar to how published reason songs work.
To sum up, it wouldn't be any stranger for a user to pay for a Refill with new devices (and patches for those devices) than it is to pay for a regular refill with patches for the already existing devices.
@ JiggeryPokery:
I would like to compare this solution somewhat with either Max for Live or even Fruity Loops (FL Studio) that come with a Synth Maker option. One could also make parallels to Synth Edit.
Anyway, to try and answer your question: I imagine that Reason would require an upgrade to accomodate the support for RDD plugins, however in my mind all the relevant RDD items should be contained in the actual RDD plugin. I know that the problem with this would ultimately require that you include the plugin with a refill or similar but for me, a possibility would be to include RDD plugins in your song contain settings, just like how refill based samples now are contained in Reason 5.
I think that the biggest argument for the RDD when compared to regular VST plugins is that props would keep control over stability because they are still the driving force behind the actual core development.
Also I just want to comment that I'm not debating for or aganist VST in this post. There will always be two sides to every coin! :)
@ MattiasHG:
I'm sorry to sound a bit harsh but if you don't see the point of a stand-alone device designer you haven't looked hard enough. One of the RDD's many points would be that you could create those modular half-rack units yourself...
Your idea is not bad, but only if we get "modular polyphony" in Reason. I would just be frustrated with monophonic modular half-racks in the long run and what you suggest is just limiting in a annoying way (for me). The great thing about software is that you can overcome limits in hardware for a fraction of the cost. To get polyphony with your suggestion and doing it the way CV/GATE works today you would need to do a device that takes incoming MIDI (i.e. up to 8 voices) and distribute the voices across up to 8 CV and GATE outputs.
The problem with this solution is that you would have to repeat each halfrack setup up to 8 times to get 8 voice polyphony. And to have all those parameters and just 4 buttons / 4 knobs in the combinator would make it even more frustrating because you would only be able to control a fraction of the setup.
In my humble opinion, this is just making it more difficult for the user when you could get similar results in the Reason Device Designer and not be confined to a set panel/user interface.
Edit: re my post above, to clarify, I think it's a brilliant proposal, and combined with elements of Flotzilla's proposal, well, it needs to happen. My only real issue is that I remain to be convinced a whole new external program is the way forward. But I've had my mind changed many times before!
Still, I'd like to see a dedicated Spectre-type synth first in R6, alongside a powerful effects rack, whether they be single devices or a modular setup.
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I have that same (looking) Ikea wok & always give it a few swipes back & forth with the steel wool & call it a day :S I baby my cast iron pans, but never really gave the wok a second thought. Thanks for the tip!
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I have literally exhausted every option there is and searched every available forum online and yet my problem is still unsolved. Before I even made my purchase to upgrade my current computer, I checked INTELs website to make sure my hardware was compatible. There may be something I am missing, but I feel I have put in my do time and have exhausted all my optons.
My computer will not post at all after upgrading to an x6800 processor and the computer just sits at a blank screen after the power button is pressed. The fans all start up, but nothing ever posts to the screen
Before any conclusions are brought, please read my full description of my trouble shooting, as you will see I have exhausted many options.
My specifications before my upgrade to the X6800 are as follows. This machine was working with no trouble, but had difficulty playing Blu-Ray with the processor I currently had installed.
Motherboard: D975XBX Revision D27094-302 with Bios 354
Processor: Pentium D 920 SL94S 2.8GHZ.
Memory: 2x 1gb Patriot PSD22G800K PC2-6400 CL5
Memory: 2x 512 PNY 6464TDTHE-HS
VideoCard: Sapphire HD3650 512MB DDR3
PowerSupply: Antec NEOHD 380watt using 1x4 power and using the 4 Pin to 8 Pin MotherBoard Power Adapter provided with the D975xbx.
This was posting with no problem.
With the installation of the X6800, it will not post so I have tried many combinations of hardware and bioses, as you will see here after.
Processor: Intel Core 2 Extreme 6800 SL9S5
PowerSupply: I originally used the Antec NEOHD with the 8 pin adapter but feared that might be my problem so i upgraded to a Thermaltake Toughpower 850Watt ESA using the 1x4 motherboard power and 8 pin motherboard power cable from PSU.
I've used two different Graphics Cards.
Sapphire HD3650 512MB DDR3
Gigabyte HD4650 1GB DDR2
I have tried Several combinations of memory with no post. I have used the first dual channel with no posts then used the second dual channel slots with no post. I've tried three different dual channel memory pairs including; PNY Mentioned before, Patriot as mentioned before, along with Samsung 2x 1gb PC2-5300U-555-12-zz
Motherboard & Bios: D975XBX Revision D27094-302 (Originally Bios354 on first boot, then upgradeded to Bios1487 then downgraded to Bios1334) The bios updates were successful as this was verified using the Pentium D processor to post and then enter the bios utility to verify the correct bios had been flashed. Once the X6800 was put in the motherboard, it would not post. I had on several occasions pulled the power cord and pulled the battery for an hour to reset the CMOS, but this still did not work.
Once the Pentium D is placed into the LGA775 socket, the computer posts immediately. Once the X6800 processor is placed in the motherboard, the computer never posts. If I even uninstall the memory with the X6800 in place, I don't even get memory beeps. If I place the Pentium D in the socket with no memory, I get the appropriate memory code beeps.
I have no other add in cards plugged in and have no HardDrives plugged into the motherboard. I have a Sony Optiarc Blu-Ray Rom that I have plugged in on occasion for Bios Updates, but overall, nothing has been plugged into the motherboard but CPU, Video Card, Memory.
Oh, I also took the X6800 to work and put the processor into a work computer and it posted in a Dell Machine properly. So I know the X6800 is a working processor and it is indeed the right processor.
I've even gone as far as getting a voltometer and checking all my rails. On both the Antec NEOHD and the Thermaltake Toughpower, all rails were showing appropriate voltages.
I'm at a loss for ideas. I am contemplating returning the X6800 and getting a Pentium Core 2 Duo but I'm almost afraid I'll run into the same problem.
Please Help,
as far as i know, the xbx (1) supports Core 2 Duo CPU's since Rev. 3.04 properly, earlier Revisions, like yours (3.02) only works with a hardware modification, here is a link with further informations:
PS: How much did you pay for the CPU?
PS2: I still need help here: http://communities.intel.com/message/39850#39850
I did come across that forum. The only thing that bothers me, is that INTEL's processor combatablity page says that all revisions of the D975XBX board work with the conroe processors, especially the X6800. Which is why i bought the expensive X6800. So if that is the case, INTEL is wrong.
And the thing that sucks is there are plenty of guys running the D975XBX and X6800, but they never state the version of the motherboard or bios version they are running.
I might have to mod my motherboard, but with the money and time i've invested into it already, a little bit of soldering is nothing.
AnyBody Else have any suggestions?
I paid $225 OEM with free shipping from starmicro.net
I'm afraid Axel is right. A buddy of mine gave me a D975XBX and an X6800 a couple of years ago. They wouldn't POST together, even with the latest BIOS. I eventually paired the X6800 with a D965WH, and used the D975XBX and a Pentium-D to build a system for a coworker. Intel has changed their compatibility site for some reason. At the time when I looked it up, the AA# on the board was too old to use with ANY Core 2-based CPUs.
I have MSI Board that was suppose to use the x6800 with the updated bios. I updated it then installed the x6800 with all the excitement of a child on Christmas morning and nothing happened. It powered up and sat there, I was very disappointed. The board had its own built in video card, but I was already using Nvidia 8400 GS with the unit on another processor. However, I had to take my upgraded hardware out of the unit to get it to post. after the board recognized the x6800 I reinstalled my toys and I began blazing a trail. I don't know if any of this applies to your situation, but perhaps if you went back to the basics and removed your toys like I did and install the x6800 you will have the same results (I hope so)?
Good advice for future Googlers, however I'd hope that the original poster would have figured out some sort of solution in the last 1.75 years.


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MADISON, Wis. �— Throughout the second half, Wisconsin went to leading-scorer Michaela Johnson in hopes of pulling a Big Ten upset of No. 22 Nebraska.
Down 71-70 on their final possession, the Badgers again targeted the 6-foot-3 junior, who had scored eight points in overtime.
Nebraska's Emily Cady, though, anticipated the entry pass and secured the steal with 1.3 seconds remaining as the Huskers escaped with the one-point win.
"Emily came around and got the deflection," Nebraska coach Connie Yori said. "She made a great defensive play."
Yori lauded her team's perseverance, as the Huskers fought through foul trouble and poor shooting in the first half. Yori also noted the play of Husker guard T'eara Laudermill, who battled illness while scoring 21 points, including five 3-pointers.
"Any win is a great win in this league," Yori said. "On the road, it's even a better win."
Neither team led by more than two possessions at any point in the game, but Wisconsin built a 48-42 edge before Laudermill caught fire in the second half. Laudermill's second 3-pointer of the game cut the edge to 48-45, and her third trimmed the margin to 50-48 with 4:40 left. Wisconsin led 52-48, before a Hallie Sample layup and another Laudermill 3 put NU up 53-52 with 3:23 left.
Wisconsin then got back-to-back layups from Johnson to regain the lead at 56-53 with 2:10 left, before All-America candidate Jordan Hooper nailed a 3-pointer with 1:53 left to tie the game at 56.
Hooper's turnaround jumper with 36 seconds left tied the game at 60, ultimately sending it to overtime.
Wisconsin took a 64-62 lead after a pair of Johnson layups to open the overtime, but Laudermill and Hooper hit back-to-back 3-pointers to match Nebraska's biggest lead of the game at 68-64 with 2:29 left in overtime. After a Johnson layup, Laudermill answered with a highlight reel finger roll of her own to keep NU's edge at 70-66 with 1:58 to play. But back-to-back buckets by Johnson and Taylor Wurtz tied the score at 70 with 1:16 remaining.
Cady was fouled with 1:01 left and gave NU its only point of the night at the foul line by hitting her second free throw. The two defenses held down the stretch, as Cady's steal secured the final margin.
Nebraska next plays at 2 p.m. Saturday when it hosts Michigan State at Pinnacle Bank Arena.