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Lincoln Journal-Star · Nov 24, 2022

Seeking first Power Five win, Nebraska needs depth to compete in Orlando

It hasn’t always been pretty, but the Nebraska men's basketball team's 3-1 record ties the program's best start under head coach Fred Hoiberg.

Now, Hoiberg and the Huskers head to Orlando, the site of the ESPN Events Invitational. A big test awaits.

“This tournament is a great opportunity to learn about ourselves and play three very good quality opponents,” Hoiberg said Tuesday.

The Huskers head south seeking their first win against a Power Five opponent, and they'll get that chance right off the bat against Oklahoma on Thursday.

Full story at Lincoln Journal-Star

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