Schedule & results

 FEBRUARY

• Nebraska rediscovered its edge Saturday, but now comes a bigger test with Purdue.

• The week ahead for Nebraska: Purdue and Northwestern at home.

• Rienk Mast and No. 9 Nebraska get right with an 80-68 win Saturday at Rutgers. | Meme of the Game

• Klark-Luca Riethauseris, a 6-8 wing from Switzerland, will visit Nebraska on Tuesday.

• Nebraska is back to a 2-seed in ESPN’s latest bracketology.

• Rienk Mast is back to nearly 100% after fighting an illness last week. | How to watch and what to know about Saturday’s game at Rutgers.

• Three ranked teams lost to unranked opponents Wednesday, reinforcing Nebraska’s “reset” to not overlook Rutgers. | Most expensive get-in ticket

• Husker Dan says back-to-back losses won’t keep Nebraska down.

• Do the Huskers have the nation’s most underrated defender in men’s basketball?

• Nebrasketball drops in March Madness bracketology.

• With some extra time off between games, the Huskers are in a “reset week.” | Still in AP’s top 10

• Ninth-ranked Illinois has its way after halftime and sends Nebraska to a second consecutive defeat, 78-69. | Commentary: Christopherson, Berry, Washut,* Just*

 JANUARY

• Pinnacle Bank Arena has reached new levels during Nebraska’s historic season.

• How to watch and what to know: Huskers vs. Illinois

• Chuck Bausman previews and makes predictions on the Huskers’ February games.

• The Husker football halftime dunk contest returns for Sunday’s game against Illinois. | Pregame podcasts: Big Ten Breakdown, Unemployed with Mike Schaefer, Saturday Morning Coffee.

• Fred Hoiberg sheds light on the health status of Rienk Mast and Braden Frager as his Huskers prepare to face No. 9 Illinois.

• The most expensive get-in ticket on the schedule is at 9-12 Rutgers. Here’s why.

• The loss to Michigan didn’t hurt Nebraska in the latest bracketology.

• A number of recruiting prospects will be in Lincoln this weekend for the Illinois game: Mathias Alessanco | London Dada | Dawson Battie | Donovan Davis

• After leading for most of the night, the Huskers go scoreless against No. 3 Michigan for the final three minutes and suffer their first loss, 75-72. | Commentary: Schubert, Christopherson, Shatel,* Washut*

• The Athletic beholds Nebraska’s slaying of its demons* during the program’s best-ever start. | Bracketology update

• A look at how Nebrasketball and Michigan used the portal to earn top-five rankings. | Can the Huskers move to 21-0 tonight? | Ben Stevens’ game preview

• How to watch and what to know: No. 5 Nebraska at No. 3 Michigan. | What a win would mean

• It’s another program milestone as the Huskers vault to No. 5 in the AP poll.

• What the metrics say about where Nebrasketball needs to be to earn a top-four NCAA seed. | why it matters

• The Huskers face what could be a season-defining game Tuesday at Michigan.

• Fred Hoiberg is mastering the art of the halftime speech for second-half success.

• The Huskers are 20-0 after quickly erasing an eight-point second-half deficit and rolling to a 76-57 win at Minnesota. | Road to greatness? | Meme of the game

• How to watch and what to know: Nebraska at Minnesota.| Making do without Braden Frager against the Gophers.

• Is the Huskers’ remarkable season a one-off or the start of something bigger? | 1-seed in CBS bracketology

• Pryce Sandfort picked up the slack Wednesday night after Braden Frager’s injury. | Next man up

• An injury to Braden Frager puts a damper on Nebrasketball’s 76-66 win over Washington. | X-ray planned | Meme of the Game

• Opposing coaches have good things to say about Fred Hoiberg and his team.

• “Winning the off days” is a goal as the Huskers work at staying fresh during the season’s grind.

• Nebraska keeps its 2-seed projection in ESPN’s Bracketology.

• How to watch and what to know: Huskers vs. Washington.

• Braden Frager earns Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors.

• The Huskers enter unprecedented territory with a No. 7 ranking in the AP and coaches polls.

• A season-defining stretch is coming up. | The week ahead

• Chuck Bausman makes the case for a No. 1 March Madness seed.

• The Huskers pull away after halftime and stay perfect with a win at Northwestern, 77-58. | Disciplined defense | Meme of the game | Northwestern perspective

• Trap games may be lurking for Nebrasketball. | A scrappy mindset. | Only three unbeatens remain.

• Rienk Mast earns third-team Midseason All-America honors from Sporting News.

• The Huskers torch Oregon, 90-55, to stay unbeaten through 17 games. | Four Quick Kernels | Meme of the Game | Altman “embarrassed”

• How to watch and what to know: No. 8 Nebraska vs. Oregon.

• Everything Husker fans need to know as they plan for March.

• Jamarques Lawrence is providing leadership and clutch scoring.

• Nebraska erases a 16-point second-half deficit and stays unbeaten with a win at Indiana, 83-77. | Highlights | Nebrasketball Hour | Meme of the Game

• The Huskers’ unbeaten streak is at risk at traditional basketball school Indiana. | Game preview

• Nebraska has gone from hunter to hunted. | Fred Hoiberg & Pryce Sandfort on Sports Nightly

• The Huskers move up to a No. 3 seed in the latest ESPN bracketology.

• Nebraska remains unbeaten after weathering an Ohio State surge in the final half-minute and pulling out a 72-69 win in Columbus. | Meme of the Game | Cinematic recap | Still perfect, but not pretty | Nebrasketball Hour | Quick Kernels

• The Huskers’ dream season could be the start of something bigger.

• How the Izzo-Hoiberg connection turned a special game into a moment to remember.

• It’s court-storming time at PBA as the Huskers take down No. 9 Michigan State* in a 58-56 “rock fight.” | Stats

• Nebraska is prepared for the “physical war” and reality check test with No. 9 Michigan State. | How Tom Izzo views the game | Will it be a “No-Sit Sunday” environment?

 DECEMBER

• The Huskers rebound from an underwhelming first half and stay unbeaten with an 86-55 win over New Hampshire.

• A look ahead at this week’s games – New Hampshire and No. 9 Michigan State.

• Berke Büyüktuncel delivers a triple-double as the Huskers roll to a 23-point win over North Dakota after trailing at halftime. | Nebrasketball Hour

• How to watch and what to know: Huskers vs. North Dakota.

• Sunday is quietly a big test for a Nebraska team that’s getting national attention.

• The Huskers move up in ESPN’s bracketology.

• Pryce Sandfort earns a Big Ten weekly honor as he continues to improve his draft stock.| Illinois cinematic recap

• The Huskers are thriving with Jared Garcia filling a reserve role.

• Both Nebraska basketball teams climb in the AP polls.

• Pryce Sandfort earns a Big Ten weekly honor as he continues to improve his draft stock.

• The Huskers stay red-hot as Jamarques Lawrence’s buzzer-beating trey caps an 83-80 win at No. 13 Illinois. | Sandfort’s big day | B1G statement | Nebrasketball Hour

• ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi breaks down Nebrasketball’s path to the NCAA tournament with Chuck Bausman.

• Was the win over Wisconsin the Huskers’ most impressive ever?

• How to watch and what to know: No. 23 Nebraska at No. 13 Illinois.

• It’s a blowout as the Huskers trounce Wisconsin, 90-60, to begin Big Ten play and stay undefeated. | Spark from Büyüktuncel | Nebrasketball Hour | Cinematic recap

• Nebraska continues to rise in bracketology.

• How to watch and what to know: Huskers vs. Wisconsin.

• Nebraska climbs into the AP top 25. | Week 6 poll

• The Huskers stay perfect with a rivalry rout of Creighton. | McDermott: ‘Blood in the water’ | Hard-nosed defense | Nebrasketball Hour

• How to watch and what to know: Nebraska vs. Creighton. | Hoiberg’s preview

• Both Husker hoops teams make solid debuts in the initial NET rankings.

 NOVEMBER

• After a sluggish start, Nebraska overcomes a 12-point deficit and puts away South Carolina Upstate, 72-63. | Fred Hoiberg’s disappointment

• Senior guard Connor Essegian will miss the remainder of the season with an ankle injury.

• How to watch and what to know: Nebraska vs. USC Upstate.

• The Huskers continue to improve in ESPN’s Bracketology.

• Rienk Mast scores 31 points to help Nebraska fend off Winthrop, 80-73. | First start for Braden Frager

• Braden Frager is named Big Ten Freshman of the Week.

• How to watch and what to know: Huskers vs. Winthrop.

• Nebraska survives Kansas State’s second-half surge and ekes out an 86-85 nail-biter for the Hall of Fame Classic championship. | Rienk Mast’s impact

• The Huskers fight off New Mexico and advance to the Hall of Fame Classic championship. | Nebrasketball Hour

• How to watch and what to know: Nebrasketball in the Hall of Fame Classic. | Fred Hoiberg‘s focus is on New Mexico.

• The Huskers take the rivalry fight at the Sanford Pentagon over Oklahoma, 105-99.

• Nebrasketball signs a pair of top-100 recruits.

• Poor shooting doesn’t stop Nebrasketball from moving to 3-0 with a win over Maryland Eastern Shore, 69-50. | Fred Hoiberg fumes over the bad finish. | Sam Hoiberg posts a career night.

• How to watch and what to know: Nebrasketball vs. Maryland Eastern Shore.

• Rienk Mast notches a triple-double as Nebrasketball trounces FIU, 96-66.

• Three takeaways from Fred Hoiberg ahead of FIU. | How to watch and what to know

• Cale Jacobsen earns minutes as the first player off the bench.

• Nebrasketball pulls away from West Georgia, 86-53, to give Fred Hoiberg his 200th career win. | Frager’s big debut | Hoiberg glad to “hit some adversity.”

• How to watch and what to know: Huskers vs. West Georgia.

 OCTOBER

• Rienk Mast is named to the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award watch list.

• The Huskers moved past some cold shooting in the early going to bury Midland 91-50 in an exhibition Monday night.

• Ty Schlagel, a four-star small forward in the 2027 class, commits to Nebrasketball.

• Four observations from Nebraska’s 90-89 exhibition win over No. 8 BYU.

• Fred Hoiberg discusses the stiff test the Huskers face in Saturday’s exhibition against No. 8 BYU.

• Rienk Mast and Sam Hoiberg are ready for one last go.

• Fred Hoiberg shares renewed confidence at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago.

• TV designations and start times have now been set for the 2025-26 season.

• Meet the newcomers: Fridrik Leo Curtis, Quentin Rhymes, Jared Garcia

 SEPTEMBER

• Check out highlights from the open portion of Nebrasketball’s practice Tuesday.

• Men’s and women’s Big Ten basketball schedules have been released. | Five observations

• Rienk Mast is ready to make an impact for Nebraska basketball after knee surgery recovery.

• Braden Frager is ready for his opportunity in year two with Nebrasketball.

• Former Nebrasketball assistant Jeff Smith replaces Jake Muhleisen on Huskers radio broadcasts.

 JULY-AUG.

• A new special highlights Rienk Mast’s recovery from a surgery that knocked him out for the 2024-25 season.

• Andy Katz ranks Nebrasketball near the bottom of the Big Ten.

• The Nebraska All-Quarter-Century Team is here.

• How about a new conference for Nebrasketball? The Athletic proposes a total Division I realignment.

• Bryce McGowens will continue his NBA career on a two-way deal with the Pelicans.

• Colin Rice, a 6-8 forward from Waukee, Iowa, has committed to Nebraska men’s basketball.

• Incoming Nebrasketball freshman Leo Curtis has finished a dominant run in the U20 EuroBasket tournament in Greece.

• Josiah Allick claims NBL MVP honors.

• Larry Florence, a four-year Nebraska basketball starter and a team captain in 2000, passed away Saturday after a battle with cancer.