Schedule & results

 MAY

• Assistant coach Michael Lewis is staying put* after interviewing for the head coaching job at Butler.

 APRIL

• Nebraska gets immediate front-court defensive help with the commitment of 6-foot-8 Winthrop graduate transfer Duby Okeke.

• Four-star guard Thomas Allen, a 2017 Rivals 150 prospect who signed with North Carolina State last fall but was granted a release after a coaching change there, announces his commitment* to the Huskers. | Discuss

• Forward Michael Jaconson becomes the fourth player to announce his decision* to transfer.*

 MARCH

• Ed Morrow is the latest to announce he’s leaving* the program.* | Three thoughts | Discuss

• Horne to transfer* as well*.

• Fuller leaves Nebraska thankful for relationships.

• Miles, Huskers look toward important offseason*.

• Miles to return* for sixth season; coach wants to ‘come through* for the Husker fans‘.

• A year of struggles.

• Huskers rally* then fall* in OT to Penn State in Big Ten tournament; Miles will return per Eichorst. | Commentary: Washut, Roundtable | Player reaction

• Empty seats and irony in D.C. for Big Ten.

• After kicking a player out of his office, Miles says it’s time to ‘fight’* for NCAA berth at B1G tournament*, 1, 2, 3.

• Miles holding out hope NU can fight through ‘defeatist’ mentality

• Has the end come for Miles? Not worried about job security.

• Alongside his mother, Webster soaks in senior night.

• Nebraska ends the regular season* with the most lopsided home loss in school history, a 93-57 drubbing at the hands of Michigan. | Stats

• The Huskers keep it close for the first 15 minutes, but then it’s all Minnesota in an 88-73 defeat. | Stats

• Huskers head north looking to avoid moving south* in Big Ten standings.

• Pitino, Gophers provide successful turnaround* model for Miles.

 FEBRUARY

• Shatel: Glynn Watson says Mo didn’t sway choice* of Nebraska over Creighton.

• Illinois dominates the second half for a 73-57 win over the Huskers. | Stats

• Michigan State breaks open a close game late in the first half and rolls to an 88-72 win over Nebraska. | Stats

• After embarrassing first showing, Huskers itching to improve in rematch vs. Spartans

• Eichorst: “Miles and I are on the same page“.

• Tim Miles wants to be back*, is comfortable with direction but can’t prove it* with winning record.

• The Huskers rally from five points down in the final half-minute for a 58-57 win* at Ohio State. | Stats | Photos: 1, 2 | Go-ahead play | Highlights

• Nebraska rolls past Penn State, 82-66, for the Huskers’ first double-digit conference win of the season. | Box

• Isaiah Roby* on rebound, and his ceiling’s high*.

• Husker trio beset by injuries give hints of promise* in overtime loss to Wisconsin.

• No. 7 Wisconsin rallies in OT for a 70-69 win over the Huskers. | Box

• Perimeter defense again is lacking as Nebraska falls at Iowa, 81-70.

• Spartans’ hot shooting sinks the Huskers, 72-61. | Box

• Jersey retirement greater than Hall of Fame for Tyronn Lue; King on Lue.

 JANUARY

• Jordy Tshimanga rates Tim Miles’ praise after first start*; 2nd start.

• Huskers beat #20 Purdue 83-80.

• Northwestern deals the Huskers their fifth loss in a row, 73-61.

• Positivity, determination helped McVeigh break out of slump.

• With Wildcats looming, Nebraska figuring out how to unleash* Glynn Watson.

• The Huskers lose another one at the wire: Rutgers 65, Nebraska 64.

• Tom Dienhart: Big Ten Q&A on Nebraska’s Tai Webster.

• Free-throw troubles have caught up to the Huskers.

• Ohio State scores with less than a second left to edge the Huskers, 67-66. | Stats | Video

• Nebraska drops a close game at Michigan, 91-85. | Stats

• Miles and players talk Michigan/Morrow Jr.

• Lineups are being mixed and matched* to replace Morrow vs Michigan.

• Ed Morrow Jr. is sidelined indefinitely* by a foot injury; Others will step up*.

• Georgetown transfer Isaac Copeland commits to the Huskers.

• Chatelain: Tai Webster developed skills, mindset to turn career around*.

• Northwestern deals the Huskers their first conference loss,* 74-66. | Stats

• Glynn Watson scores 34 as Nebraska downs Iowa in double overtime* by 93-90. The Huskers are 3-0 in conference play for the first time in more than 40 years. | Highlights | Box

• Shatel: Among the secrets of Tim Miles’ reversal are a sand wedge and a “blood bath.”

• Huskers focused on keeping the ‘chip on their shoulder’.

• Webster shares Big Ten Honor.

• Nebraska finishes with a 14-0 run to upset Maryland, 67-65, for a rare 2-0 start to conference play. | Video | Stats

 DECEMBER

• Glynn Watson and Tai Webster both top 20 points as the Huskers stun the 16th-ranked Hoosiers* in Bloomington, 87-83. | Box

• Anton Gill will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury.

• The Huskers get set for their Big Ten opener at No. 16 Indiana.

• Freshman Jeriah Horne leads a strong effort from the Husker bench in an 81-76 win over Southern. | Box

• Corn Flakes asks for patience* with Tim Miles.

• Husker hoops notes: Lineup changes don’t produce* results.

• Barfknecht: NBA or bust? Fans used to see Tai Webster as the latter, but not now*.

• Gardner-Webb upsets the Huskers. | Box

• Miles hints at possible lineup changes*.

• Huskers look for toughness* and payoff* as daunting start to schedule ends.

• Kansas runs away with an 89-72 win over Nebraska.

• Huskers face No. 3 Kansas. (Preview)

• Miles fed up with losing.

• Barfknecht: Intimidating atmosphere* awaits Huskers at Allen Fieldhouse.

• Creighton pulls away from a second-half tie to down Nebraska by 15. | Box

• Hoops set for rare pair of back-to-back games* against top 10 foes.

• No joking matter* in 0-4 Creighton record for Miles.

• NU fends off a second-half rally and downs South Dakota, 73-61. | Box

• Miles set to face friend* Craig Smith, as Huskers host South Dakota.

 NOVEMBER

• Nebraska can’t cash in on its chances down the stretch in a 60-58 loss to Clemson.

• Huskers will head to Florida* next season.

• Nebraska shoots under 30% from the field in a 66-53 loss to Virginia Tech.

• Huskers fall short in 82-71 loss to UCLA.

• Huskers win over Dayton in close game 80-78.

• Young roster* will be tested in upcoming Los Angeles tournament

• Webster’s career high* leads Huskers to win over Louisiana Tech.

• Louisiana Tech first* of several* nonconference tests* for Huskers.

• The Huskers’ bench gets lots of work as Nebraska rolls past Division II Mary, 70-38.

• Nebraska wins its opener against Sacramento State after a slow start.

• Akenten signs Letter of Intent.

• Roby shines in exhibition blowout* of Chadron State.

• Check out these photos from the the open scrimmage.

• A look at the Huskers’ upcoming basketball season.

 OCTOBER

• Huskers have ‘encouraging’* scrimmage at Iowa State.

• Team making progress* in drills; injured trio catching up.

• Huskers will have an open scrimmage* and single game tickets on sale.

• Even with projections Miles remains optimistic*.

• Check out this video of Tim Miles at the media day press conference.

• Sipple: Miles’ young crew has* size, athleticism, and chip on its shoulder; Lots of questions.

• Shatel: Amid doubt, a simple solution* for Nebraska’s Tim Miles – win.

• Tshimanga brings rare and much-needed dynamic* to Husker hoops.

• Webster focused on improving* scoring consistency* as Huskers begin practice(photos*).

• Miles says small average Big Ten score* margin last season can motivate Huskers.

 SEPTEMBER

• Huskers will start practice with out* injured Gill and Roby.

• Nebraska will honor Lue.

• Illinois Guard* Nana Akenten commits to 2017 class.

• Nebraska Basketball Hall of Famer Gary Reimers* dies in Texas.

• A little history* on Fred Hare.

 AUGUST

• Roby scheduled* for MRI.

• After* NU White chooses* Orange.

• Commit Aguek Arop reopens* recruitment.

• Two openers will be televised* on BTN.

• Shields signs to play* in Germany.

• Paul White from Gerogetown takes official visit*.

• Barfknecht: Huskers embracing* Tyronn Lue would be better late than never.

• Petteway signs to play in Italy.

• There’s no contract extension for Tim Miles, but his deal still runs for four years. Discuss.

• Horizon League joins collegiate officiating consortium.

• Tshimanga seems to measure up* to what Huskers need; Taylor finds unexpected* opportunity.

• Youth a blessing and a curse* for Miles.

• White tells Mlive.com news leak has caused hostility* around transfer.

• Rosenthal: Deception and silence*, not news leak created hostility.