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Nebraska's basketball team, led by a career-high 27 points from Jamarques Lawrence, overcame a 16-point second-half deficit to beat Indiana 83-77, marking their first 16-0 start in school history and extending their winning streak to 20 games.
The 10th-ranked Nebraska basketball team remained undefeated at 15-0 with a 72-69 win over Ohio State, thanks to a late 9-0 run and strong performances from all players, including clutch free throws by Lawrence. Nebraska's balanced offense and strong rebounding helped secure the victory, marking their best start in school history and their first top-10 ranking since 1966.
The 10th-ranked Nebraska basketball team remained undefeated at 15-0 with a 72-69 win over Ohio State, rallying from a late deficit with a decisive 9-0 run, and extending their best start in school history while showcasing balanced scoring and strong rebounding.
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.
The No. 13 Nebraska men's basketball team hosts No. 9 Michigan State at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Friday night in a sold-out game, marking only the second ranked vs. ranked matchup in school history. Nebraska, undefeated at 13-0, aims to extend its school-record 17-game winning streak against a Michigan State team that is 12-1. The game will be broadcast on Peacock, Huskers Radio Network, and other platforms.
The No. 13 Nebraska men's basketball team aims to finish their perfect non-conference schedule with a win against New Hampshire, boasting a school-record 16-game winning streak, high national rankings, and notable player performances including multiple triple-doubles under coach Fred Hoiberg.
Nebraska's men's basketball team, led by coach Fred Hoiberg and star player Sam Hoiberg, has started the season with a historic 12-0 record, defying expectations and aiming for their first NCAA tournament win, with potential to make a deep run given their current performance and team chemistry.
Nebraska's Rienk Mast achieved a rare triple-double with 18 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists, leading the team to a 96-66 victory over FIU, while Pryce Sandfort scored a game-high 20 points with impressive shooting, showcasing Nebraska's strong team performance and shooting prowess.
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 guard CJ Wilcher has entered the transfer portal, becoming the fourth player from the team to do so since the end of the NCAA Tournament. Wilcher, who has one season of eligibility remaining, had a strong season with stretches of impressive play off the bench. His departure leaves five open scholarships for Nebraska's coaching staff to use this offseason.
Nebraska men's basketball suffered a 98-83 loss to Texas A&M in the NCAA tournament, with Texas A&M's perimeter scorers, particularly Wade Taylor, showcasing their skills and outplaying NU. Additionally, Texas A&M's physicality was evident as they dominated the rebounding game, outrebounding the Huskers 40-28. Despite strong support from Nebraska fans, the energy waned in the second half as Texas A&M pulled away.
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 basketball is gearing up to face Texas A&M in the NCAA tournament, with a focus on countering the Aggies' strong offensive rebounding. The Huskers recognize the importance of matching Texas A&M's physicality and hustle, as they have struggled against teams with similar strengths in the past. Despite the Aggies' dominance on the offensive glass, Nebraska aims to capitalize on their opponent's poor 3-point shooting. The clash of styles presents a unique challenge for the Huskers as they prepare for their first tournament game in a decade.
Nebraska basketball suffered a 98-87 loss to Illinois in the Big Ten semifinals, with Terrence Shannon Jr. proving to be a challenging matchup, scoring 40 points and setting a record for a single Big Ten tournament game. Foul trouble plagued Nebraska, thinning out the team and pointing to Illinois' physical dominance. The Huskers had to improvise due to missing players and foul trouble, resulting in an odd lineup that briefly stretched their lead.
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.