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Head coach Fred Hoiberg announced the upcoming non‑conference slate, featuring October exhibitions, neutral‑site contests, an in‑state showdown and a Big Ten‑SEC clash before the regular season concludes with home games in December.
The University of Nebraska announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting games against Le Moyne, Providence, Boise State, Butler, Creighton and Missouri as the team builds on its record‑breaking 28‑7 campaign.
The Huskers will open their preseason with a much‑anticipated exhibition against the Kansas State Wildcats on October 26 in Grand Island, Nebraska, a game that promises to showcase a revamped roster and set the tone for the upcoming regular season.
Coach Fred Hoiberg emphasizes building team chemistry and integrating newcomers during five remaining summer workouts before fall practice.
After a record‑setting season that saw him lead the Big Ten in three‑pointers and earn first‑team All‑Big Ten honors, Pryce Sandfort has decided to return to the Cornhuskers for another year.
After a standout college tenure that included a Sweet 16 appearance and a triple‑double for Nebraska, Rienk Mast has agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with the Indiana Pacers, joining a growing pipeline of NBA talent cultivated under coach Fred Hoiberg.
Nebraska will travel to Chicago on Nov. 22, 2026 to face Butler, extending a series that favors the Huskers 3‑1. The game introduces Ronald Nored, a former NBA assistant, as Butler’s new head coach, and will be played at the Flames’ home venue.
The upcoming December clash at the T‑Mobile Center will mark the first meeting between the Cornhuskers and Tigers in more than 15 years, reigniting a series that began in 1908.
Three Nebraska men's basketball players announced engagements in a five‑day span, sparking commentary from Coach Fred Hoiberg about the team's unexpected romantic vibe.
Nebraska men's basketball appoints Michael Chatman as its new Director of Strength and Conditioning, bringing extensive Division I experience and a proven player‑development record.
Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg has announced the addition of Sam Orme, a 6‑foot‑9 forward from Belmont, to the Husker roster. The transfer brings a blend of size, shooting and defensive skill that could reshape the team's dynamics.
Nebraska's men's basketball program has added Sam Orme, a 6‑foot‑9 forward from Belmont, to its roster. Coach Fred Hoiberg cites the player's size, shooting and versatility as key assets for the upcoming season.