Nebraska men’s basketball avoided a bad loss Saturday at Rutgers, cruising to an 80-68 win in Piscataway, N.J. The Huskers led by as much as 20 with 12:11 left in the game.
For No. 9 Nebraska, a midweek bye in the middle of a difficult Big Ten Conference schedule couldn't have come at a better time. "We need to get right, get better," Cornhuskers coach Fred Hoiberg said.
Starting in 1985, the NBA implemented a lottery system in order to determine which team receives the No. 1 overall pick in that year's draft. But, this time we don't want you to name the top pick, but instead the pick that came after No. 1. How many of the second overall picks from this time cane you name in six minutes?
Theoretically, the “madness” isn’t supposed to happen until March in college basketball, but after Wednesday’s batch of games, it appears we’re already in the part of the season where the nation’s top teams better hold on tight.
Sam Hoiberg has quietly become one of the most impactful defenders in college basketball, and the numbers finally prove it. Ranking No. 4 nationally in
Nebraska’s 78-69 loss to Illinois on Sunday was more than just a second-straight conference loss. It’s officially a reset point — a reframing of goals, a recalibration of effort, and a blueprint for improvement built on wrestling away one possession at a time in the unforgiving Big Ten.
Over the past week, Keaton Wagler has leapt from well-known commodity in the state of Illinois to a household name across the college hoops landscape. The Illinois freshman exploded for 46 points in a win at Purdue last weekend before following that up with a 22-point, eight-assist showing in a win against Washington on Thursday.
Nebraska basketball walked into Sunday aiming to shed the collapse against Michigan. Illinois toppled the Cornhuskers, though, 78-69 against the No. 5 ranked team in the land.
Home sweet home. It’s a cliché saying, but for the Nebraska men’s basketball team on Sunday, it’s a loaded statement. Pinnacle Bank Arena has become more than a home court this season.
If you win the rebounding battle, you win the game. That’s what practically every coach in basketball will tell you. Although the notion tends to hold true, it’s not an iron-clad rule.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have been one of the biggest stories of the entire 2025-26 season. Fred Hoiberg has this team rollin’ at 20-1 overall on the season.
Jeff Goodman of On3 lined up Arizona’s Tommy Lloyd at No. 2, second only to Nebraska’s Fred Hoiberg, in his latest National Men’s College Basketball Coach of the Year Award power rankings on Friday.
Hours before the first top-five battle in program history, head coach Fred Hoiberg secured some very exciting news. Obviously, the program is trending higher than it ever has, but that doesn't mean strides are only being taken for the 2025-26 team.
On Tuesday night, No. 5 Nebraska suffered its first loss of the season, falling 75–72 to No. 3 Michigan. Even so, Cornhuskers head coach Fred Hoiberg remains the front-runner to win the 2026 Naismith men’s college Coach of the Year award.
Nebraska basketball has been the story of college basketball this season, as Fred Hoiberg and the Cornhuskers raced out to a 20-0 mark to get into the top five of the AP poll for the first time in program history.
The No. 5 Nebraska Cornhuskers (20-0, 9-0) are one of three unbeaten men's college basketball teams heading into Tuesday night's Big Ten conference showdown on the road against the No.
The No. 7 Nebraska Cornhuskers remain undefeated through 20 games, thanks in part to head coach Fred Hoiberg’s fiery halftime message during Saturday’s game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Pryce Sandfort scored 23 points and Sam Hoiberg added 14 as seventh-ranked Nebraska stayed unbeaten with a 76-66 victory against Washington on Wednesday in Lincoln, Neb.
The Big Ten's last unbeaten team will try to extend the best start in school history when No. 10 Nebraska hosts Oregon in conference play on Tuesday night in Lincoln, Neb.
Braden Frager crossed a line earlier this January, targeting Jeremy Fears, and fortunately, he recognized his mistake immediately. The Nebraska Cornhuskers’ redshirt freshman made a shooting gesture toward Michigan State’s player after draining a clutch three in the Cornhuskers’ 58-56 thrilling win.
Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg knows all too well about the dangers of the getaway game. His 11-0 Cornhuskers, ranked 15th in the nation, are flying high after a dramatic win over then-No.