Men’s Basketball

and forward Rienk Mast (51) give each other five after the loss to the Illinois Fighting Illini during a college basketball game on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026, in Lincoln, Nebraska. Photo by John S. Peterson.

Nebraska Men’s Basketball Gets Right In Win At Rutgers

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. After losing two straight, the Huskers needed a “get right game,” and they got that at the RAC….

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Selection Sunday: Nebraska Men’s Basketball NCAA Tournament Projections

Selection Sunday: Nebraska Men’s Basketball NCAA Tournament Projections

Selection Sunday has arrived, and Nebraska men’s basketball has emerged as one of the surprise success stories of the college basketball season, putting together what is shaping up to be one of the best campaigns in program history. The Huskers sit at 26-6 on the season, matching the program record of 26 set in 1991 […]

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Big Recruiting Weekend On Tap For Nebraska Men’s Basketball

Big Recruiting Weekend On Tap For Nebraska Men’s Basketball

Nebraska men’s basketball is hosting five of the nation’s best players in their respective graduating classes on Sunday. The No. 5 Huskers (20-1) will host No. 9 Illinois Sunday for a top-10 showdown set to tip off at 3 p.m. CT, and Fred Hoiberg and his staff will…

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Cale Jacobsen Providing Spark For Nebraska Men’s Basketball

Cale Jacobsen Providing Spark For Nebraska Men’s Basketball

Cale Jacobsen is a do-it-all player for Nebraska men’s basketball. If Sam Hoiberg is the ‘ultimate glue guy’ for the 2025-26 Huskers, then Jacobsen is the utility man. Remember the Huskers’ College Basketball Crown championship run, where he played some lead guard and…

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