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Nebraska's men's basketball team achieved a historic 14-0 start with a narrow 58-56 upset over No. 9 Michigan State, driven by strong defense and resilience despite shooting struggles, marking their best start ever and a significant upset in college basketball.
Nebraska's men's basketball team suffered a heavy defeat in their Big Ten Conference opener, losing 89-52 to Michigan State. The Spartans dominated the game, leading by as much as 42 points, and outperformed Nebraska in shooting and rebounding. Michigan State shot 52% from the field and secured 48 rebounds, while Nebraska managed only 33% shooting and 19 rebounds. Andrew Morgan led Nebraska with 14 points. Nebraska will next face Indiana at home.
Freshman center Matar Diop has entered the transfer portal, becoming the sixth player from Nebraska's basketball team to do so this offseason. Standing at 6-foot-10, Diop, a product of the NBA Africa program, had limited playing time and is known for his athleticism and potential. With seven open scholarships, Nebraska looks to make roster changes for the 2024-25 season.
Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg expressed excitement about the team's new athletic director, Troy Dannen, citing his winning mentality and experience. Hoiberg also shared a personal connection with Dannen, having known him since high school in Iowa, where Dannen used to referee his games. The coach's positive remarks come after agreeing to a contract extension and leading the team to its first NCAA tournament appearance in 10 years.
Nebraska basketball coach Fred Hoiberg has agreed to a contract extension through the 2028-29 season, with a base salary raise to $4.25 million beginning April 1 and potential stay bonuses. Under the new agreement, Hoiberg's salary pool for assistants also grew, and he will receive bonuses for achievements such as winning the Big Ten title or NCAA tournament games. The extension reflects confidence in the direction of the men's basketball program, despite recent changes in the Nebraska athletic department and administration.
Nebraska extends the contract of men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg through the 2028-29 season, paying him $4.25 million next season with annual increases. Hoiberg has led the team to its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2014, with 23 victories this season. Discussions are also underway for a contract extension with women's basketball coach Amy Williams, whose team is making its third NCAA appearance under her leadership.
Nebraska is set to compete in the NCAA tournament for the first time in 10 years, facing Texas A&M as a No. 8 seed. Coach Fred Hoiberg expressed confidence in his team's readiness for the challenge, with the Huskers aiming for their first tournament win in program history. Texas A&M, on the other hand, enters the tournament in good form, having won five of their last six games. The matchup will test Nebraska's perimeter defense against TAMU's strong offensive rebounding. With a roster assembled for this moment, the Huskers are eager to make their mark in the tournament.
Nebraska is set to make its first NCAA tournament appearance in 10 years, facing Texas A&M as a No. 8 seed. Coach Fred Hoiberg emphasizes the excitement and opportunity for the team, which has steadily progressed under his leadership. Texas A&M, known for strong offensive rebounding, enters the tournament in good form. The Huskers, relatively inexperienced in the tournament, have prepared for this moment and are eager to make history.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers will face Indiana in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal, with the Huskers aiming for their first conference tournament win under coach Fred Hoiberg. Nebraska has previously defeated Indiana twice this season, with Keisei Tominaga leading the scoring in both games. Indiana's frontcourt strength and Nebraska's advantage in the backcourt are key factors to watch. Hoiberg emphasizes the importance of a fast start away from home, and the Huskers will look to capitalize on their previous successes against the Hoosiers.
IU basketball suffered an 85-70 loss to Nebraska, marking their first three-game home losing streak since 2021. Despite a strong second-half rally, Indiana couldn't overcome their poor first-half performance and struggled with their 3-point shooting and free throws. Nebraska's remarkable shot-making and frantic pace gave them an early lead that Indiana couldn't fully recover from, leading to a disappointing defeat for the Hoosiers.
Nebraska's 79-59 win over Michigan showcased the team's emphasis on rebounding and turnovers as key factors for victory, with the Huskers dominating the rebounding battle and forcing 14 Michigan turnovers. The game also highlighted Nebraska's defensive prowess, as they contained Michigan's offense and limited their scoring opportunities. Josiah Allick had a standout performance, capitalizing on the favorable matchup and contributing to Nebraska's physicality with a season-high 16 points and eight rebounds.
After Nebraska's historic win over No. 1 Purdue, columnist Tom Shatel urges the team and fans to not let it be the season's only highlight. He emphasizes the need for consistency, winning on the road, and maintaining a strong performance throughout the season to secure a spot in the NCAA tournament. With a challenging schedule ahead, including 14 Big Ten games, the team must build on the momentum of the Purdue win and strive for further success under coach Fred Hoiberg's leadership.
Nebraska basketball secures a historic upset win over No. 1 Purdue, with a thrilling 88-72 victory at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Rienk Mast's standout performance, along with strong contributions from Keisei Tominaga and C.J. Wilcher, propelled the team to a memorable triumph under coach Fred Hoiberg's leadership. The win marks a significant moment for Nebraska basketball and has fans dreaming of future success in the aftermath of this remarkable achievement.
Nebraska basketball secures a historic 88-72 victory over No. 1 Purdue, marking their first win over a top-ranked team since 1982. The game showcased a spirited and offensive-minded performance under coach Fred Hoiberg, with standout contributions from Keisei Tominaga, C.J. Wilcher, and Brice Williams. The team's defensive strategy effectively contained Purdue's Zach Edey, while Rienk Mast's impactful plays set the tone for Nebraska's impressive display.
Nebraska basketball blew a 17-point lead in a disheartening 76-65 loss to Minnesota. The Huskers started the second half unable to shoot, leading to physical mistakes and unforced errors. Minnesota capitalized on turnovers and quickly closed the gap, going on an 18-3 run in under seven minutes. Nebraska struggled to regain momentum and shot only 29.2% in the second half. Coach Fred Hoiberg emphasized the need for a killer instinct and better intensity.