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Alan Huss makes his Creighton debut tonight against Kansas City at CHI Health Center Omaha

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Alan Huss makes his debut as Creighton's head coach tonight, when Kansas City visits at 7 p.m. Hurrdat Sports reports that Huss isn't calling his team ready. "We're very much still going to be a work in progress," he said.

The Jays went 2-0 in their public exhibitions, but they also blew big second-half leads in both. Wes Enis said the lesson is clear: "You can't let your foot off the brakes."

Creighton blew big second-half leads in both exhibitions

Source: Hurrdat Sports

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At Iowa State19 points
Vs. Minnesota18 points
  • Tip-off: 7 p.m. Monday at CHI Health Center Omaha
  • Opponent: Kansas City, in Huss's first game as head coach
  • Attendance: Bluejay men average more than 16,000 a game, most in the Big East

The court has something new, too. WOWT reports that 's new projection mapping system debuts tonight and turns the floor into a giant video screen. MECA officials say no other arena in the state has one.

Over $1 millioncost of the new projection mapping system on the CHI Health Center Omaha court

Creighton men's basketball and Omaha Supernovas volleyball will both use it for team introductions and in-game entertainment.

Source: WOWT

Sources: Hurrdat Sports, WOWT

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