April

• Shamiel Stevenson is leaving the program to explore pro opportunities.

• 2022 Nebraska commit Blaise Keita dominates with 27 points and nine rebounds in Coffeyville's in NJCAA title win.

• Thorir Thorbjarnarson is turning pro rather than using his extra season of eligibility at Nebraska.

• Nebraska gets a commitment from Keon Edwards, a 6-foot-7 freshman wing who is transferring from DePaul.

• Kurt Joseph has been hired as Nebraska basketball's strength coach, replacing 10-year veteran Tim Wilson.

• Nate Loenser joins the staff as an assistant coach, and Doc Sadler moves into a new role.

• Former Nebraska coach Tim Miles is named head coach at San Jose State.

• Seven-foot Lithuanian center Oleg Kojenets has committed to the Huskers for 2021.

 March

• Xavier guard CJ Wilcher announces he's transferring to Nebraska.

• Fred Hoiberg's son Sam will walk on at Nebraska.

• Bobby Lutz is leaving the Nebraska staff to pursue coaching opportunities.

• Kobe Webster has opted to return for a fifth season.

• Yvan Ouedraogo, Akol Arop and Elijah Wood have opted to enter the transfer portal.

• A 14-point halftime lead goes to waste as Penn State ends Nebraska's season, 72-66. | Stats | Highlights

• The Huskers rally from a 16-point deficit to take the lead, but Northwestern wins it in the final three seconds, 79-78. | Stats | Highlights

• Nebraska's two-game winning streak ends in a blowout loss at Iowa, and the 102-64 final is the largest margin of defeat in Fred Hoiberg's college coaching career. | Highlights | Stats

• Husker assistant Matt Abdelmassih says he was sad to see Teddy Allen walk away before the season ended and is "grateful that our paths have crossed." | Padilla commentary

• Dominating from start to finish in their home finale, the Huskers blow out Rutgers, 72-51, with help from Lat Mayen's career-high 25 points. | Stats | Highlights | Photos: 1, 2

• Less than a week after his 41-point performance, Teddy Allen has left the Husker basketball program "to focus on getting fully healthy in preparation for the next step in my basketball journey." | Discuss | Commentary: Washut, Shatel

 February

• Free throws in the final 10 seconds by Kobe Webster and Thor Thorbjarnarson thwart a Minnesota comeback, and the Huskers hold on for a 78-74 win on Senior night. | Stats | Highlights | Photos: 1, 2

• Even without star point guard Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois has little trouble dispensing with the Huskers, 86-70. Stats | Highlights

• Teddy Allen has a record-setting night with 41 points, but Penn State wins in Lincoln, 86-83. | Stats | Highlights | Photos: 1, 2

• A big night from the Huskers' bench isn't enough as Purdue pulls away in the final 13 minutes for a 75-58 win. | Stats | Highlights | Photos: 1, 2

• Makeup games against Minnesota and Iowa are added as the Huskers' schedule gets more adjustments.

• Maryland uses a 12-0 run to pull away in the second half for a 79-71 win over Nebraska. | Highlights | Photos

• Another makeup game is added to the schedule: Penn State in Lincoln next Tuesday.

• The Huskers' strong defensive effort isn't enough to overcome a cold shooting night as Maryland pulls away in the final eight minutes for a 64-50 win. | Stats | Highlights

• Nebraska gets a 2022 commitment from 6-foot-10 juco forsard/center Blaise Keita.

• The 26-game Big Ten is over: Two key defensive plays by Derrick Walker and a shot by Teddy Allen with 12.3 seconds left lift Nebraska to a 62-61 win at Penn State.

• After squandering a chance to put away sixth-ranked Illinois at the end of regulation, the Huskers fall in overtime, 77-72. | Highlights | Stats | Photos: 1, 2

• Nebraska will play at Maryland on two consecutive nights next week to make up for a January postponement.

• The Huskers' Big Ten losing streak reaches 25 games after a strong start proves unsustainable in a 61-48 loss to Wisconsin. | Highlights | Stats | Photos: 1, 2

• Playing without Teddy Allen, Nebraska falls behind early and can't catch up as Minnesota wins in Minneapolis, 79-61. | Stats | Photos

• Newly announced schedule adjustments will affect this week's slate of games and will mean five games in nine days for the Huskers.

• Cold shooting plagues the Huskers after the long layoff, and Michigan State wins by 10. | Highlights | Stats

 January

• The suspension of team activities is extended as Fred Hoiberg and seven players test positive for COVID-19.

• Team activities are paused due to COVID-19 issues, and the Illinois and Maryland games are postponed.

• Nebraska overcomes an 18-point deficit to take the lead, but Indiana pulls away in the final minutes for an 84-76 win. | Highlights | Stats

• Tuesday's game at Purdue has been postponed, and the schools will try to get it rescheduled.

• The Huskers battle back from a 17-point deficit but fall short against Michigan State, 84-77. | Stats | Highlights | Photos

 December

• Ohio State makes it look easy as Nebraska gets crushed in Columbus, 90-54. | Stats | Highlights

• Michigan's hot start to the second half is something Nebraska can't overcome in a 80-69 loss to the Wolverines. | Stats | Highlights | Photos

• Trailing by a point, Wisconsin uses a 16-0 run in the middle of the second half to fend off the Huskers, 67-53. | Highlights | Stats

• Dalano Banton registers a triple-double as Nebraska blows out undermanned Doane, 110-64. | Highlights | Stats

• The Huskers' Big Ten opener against Wisconsin has been moved back a day, and a game against Doane has been added for Thursday.

• Creighton turns a two-point game in the second half into a 98-74 blowout of turnover-plagued Nebraska. | Stats | Highlights | Photos

• After trailing for much of the second half, Georgia Tech takes control in the last seven minutes to down the Huskers, 75-64. | Stats | Photos | Highlights

• Sunday's game against Florida A&M has been canceled due to COVID-19 issues in the Tallahassee school's program.

• Nebraska overcomes a sluggish first half to down South Dakota, 76-69. | Highlights | Stats | Photos

 November

• Teddy Allen's 22-point outing drives the Huskers to a 79-57 win over North Dakota State. | Stats | Highlights | Photos

• Cold shooting overall and a scoring drought in the second half doom Nebraska in a 69-66 loss to Nevada. | Highlights | Stats | Photos

• Six Huskers score in double figures as Nebraska overwhelms McNeese State in the season opener, 102-55. | Stats | Highlights | Photos

• Husker forward Derrick Walker must serve a 16-game suspension for a violation of NCAA rules two seasons ago when he was at Tennessee.

• North Dakota State joins the action as a revised Golden Window Classic schedule is unveiled.

• Four teams have pulled out of the Golden Window Classic.

• The Huskers' schedule is now complete, with the nonconference and Big Ten slates released

• Fred Hoiberg is dealing with schedule uncertainty less than 10 days before the possible season opener. | Video

• Nebrasketball lands its first-ever five-star high school recruit as South Carolina guard Bryce McGowens signs with the Huskers.

• Sophomore Akol Arop will miss the 2020-21 season after undergoing knee surgery last week.

• The Huskers announce the signings of Wilhelm Breidenbach and Keisei Tominaga.

• The Golden Window Classic is now official, with Nebraska and seven other teams set to play Nov. 25-29 in Lincoln.

 October

• Nebraska will host Georgia Tech in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. | K-State series delayed

• Former Husker Tyrone Lue is reportedly set to become tthe next head coach of the L.A. Clippers. | It's official

• A summer of hard work has Yvan Ouedraogo slimmed down and ready for his sophomore season.

• Pitt transfer Trey McGowens gets a waiver to play this season for the Huskers.

• The Huskers land a 2021 commitment from Wilhelm Breidenbach, a 6-foot-9 center from California who's No. 92 in the 247Sports Composite.

 September

• Nebraska plans to be part of a tournament in Lincoln starting in late November and involving as many as 16 teams.

• The updated roster includes some notable changes in players' measurables.

 August

• Fred Hoiberg and players make a stand on social justice issues in an appearance outside the Hendricks Training Facility.