Braden Frager and Pryce Sandfort each scored 20 points, and No. 8 Nebraska stayed unbeaten with a 77-58 victory at Northwestern on Saturday afternoon.

Braden Frager threw down a dunk that extended the Nebraska Cornhuskers lead to 52-33 over the Oregon Ducks. Only four unbeaten teams remain this season: Arizona, Vanderbilt, Nebraska and Miami (OH). Sadiq is widely expected to be the first tight end selected.

The Wildcats couldn’t handle the Huskers second half shooting as the conference losing streak extends to seven.

Nebraska basketball (18-0, 7-0) remained undefeated on Saturday, defeating the Northwestern Wildcats (8-10, 0-7) 77-58 at Welsh-Ryan Arena.

Nebraska basketball continues to answer every question posed against the unbeaten program. The Huskers dominated Big Ten Conference foe Oregon at Pinnacle Bank

Pryce Sandfort hit his seventh three pointer of the game with 8:05 left in the game and most of us were hoping he could play a little bit longer so he could tie Nebraska’s record of eight three pointers made in a game – by Cary Cochran.

Braden Frager scored a game-high 15 points, including a clutch field goal with :32 left, as Nebraska preserved its undefeated record with a 72-69 win at Ohio State.

Braden Frager hit a deep 3-pointer to seal the Nebraska Cornhuskers' win over the Indiana Hoosiers. The Hoosiers are -300 to win their first national title in school history. Indiana opened as a significant favorite over Alabama in the Rose Bowl on Thursday after its undefeated season.

Pryce Sandfort scored 28 points, Braden Frager had 23 and each made a career-high seven 3-pointers to lead eighth-ranked Nebraska to a 90-55 victory over Oregon, extending the Cornhuskers’ win streak

Nebraska Cornhuskers forward Braden Frager reportedly apologized to Michigan State Spartans guard Jeremy Fears over a controversial celebration during their meeting on Friday.

Nebraska's Berke Büyüktuncel (9) celebrates during the first half of a college men's basketball game against Oregon at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, on Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026. Oregon's Takai Simpkins (5) dunks the ball during the first half of a college men's basketball game against Nebraska at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln,