Senior Day turned into a bit of a nightmare for Nebraska. Needing a win to reach the Big Ten Tournament, the Huskers played ...

Maryland’s starters are averaging 69.2 points per game. That's easily the top mark in men's Division I basketball.

Senior Day arrives for Nebraska basketball with a rival to play, tons at stake and little time to reflect before the final buzzer.

Those walking include Brice Williams, Juwan Gary, Ahron Ulis, Andrew Morgan, Rollie Worster, Braxton Meah and Jeff Grace III. Each player took a couple of minutes to reflect on his time as a Husker.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Nebraska center Braxton Meah, left, and Northwestern forward Nick Martinelli (2) battle for a rebound during ...

One of those role players has been Braxton Meah. Waxed poetically about his end of half last Sunday against Ohio State, but Meah was much, much better against Northwestern. The big man had his ...

Braxton Meah had a three-point play to give the Cornhuskers their first lead at 59-58 with 3:26 to go. Williams made two free throws to put the Cornhuskers ahead 61-60 with 1:33 left and he sank 5 ...

Braxton Meah had a three-point play to give Nebraska its first lead at 59-58 with 3:26 to go. Williams made two free throws to put the Cornhuskers ahead 61-60 with 1:33 left and he sank 5 of 6 ...

The second half grew heated minutes later when Maryland’s Jordan Geronimo and Nebraska’s Braxton Meah were called for double flagrant fouls. Forward Julian Reese also received a technical foul ...

Nebraska's Fred Hoiberg after win over Northwestern. Video courtesy of Nebraska Athletics Suddenly, Nebraska basketball was awake. For 25 minutes, a zombified version of the Huskers had ...

EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) Brice Williams scored 15 of his 21 points in the second half when Juwan Gary scored 13 of his 17 and Nebraska rallied from a 20-point deficit to beat Northwestern 68-64 on Sunday.