Spencer Schubert

Joined: Jun 20, 2025

Spencer Schubert is a born-and-raised Nebraskan who now calls Hastings home. He grew up in Kearney idolizing the Huskers as every kid in Nebraska did in the 1990s, and he turned that passion into a career of covering the Big Red. Schubert graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2009, and kickstarted what's now become a 17 year career in journalism. He's served in a variety of roles in broadcasting, including weekend sports anchor at KHGI-TV(NTV) in Kearney, Sports Director at WOAY-TV in West Virginia and Assistant News Director, Executive Producer and Evening News Anchor for KSNB-TV(Local4) in Hastings. Off the clock, you'll likely find Schubert with a golf club in his hand and spending time with his wife, 5-year-old daughter and dog Emmy.

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A chaotic night across college basketball reinforced how fragile rankings are and why Nebraska can’t afford to overlook Rutgers Saturday.

Back-to-back losses weren't enough to bounce Nebraska out of the top-10, but this week, they do need to bounce back.

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A rare midweek break gives Nebraska a chance to not only go "back to the drawing board," but also heal and recharge.

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PBA isn’t just a building anymore — it’s become part of Nebraska’s identity. With another sold-out crowd, national attention and Illinois coming to town, Sunday feels bigger than just another game.

Nebraska's Jamarques Lawrence tied for a team-high 20 points in NU's 75-72 loss to Michigan Tuesday night.

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When you have only one loss on the year, it inherently is your worst loss of the season. However, on a Tuesday night in Ann Arbor, a shorthanded Nebraska made arguably the loudest statement of the night.

Nebraska's historic year follows one of the more strategic offseasons in Fred Hoiberg's tenure. The project has another litmus test Tuesday night against No. 3 Michigan.

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Michigan’s athletic rebuild and Nebraska’s chemistry-driven approach highlight how multiple portal strategies can produce elite results. Now the two meet in a rare top-five showdown where their contrasting portal philosophies will be on full display.

Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg admitted he got quite animated at halftime, with his team trailing Minnesota by six. The Huskers went on to win by 19.

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Fred Hoiberg’s halftime message flipped the switch for Nebraska, triggering a dominant second-half surge that turned a close game into a decisive road win.

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The Huskers climbed out of decades of inconsistency to reach this moment and now must decide whether this is a turning point for the program or simply a high-water mark.

Following an injury to Braden Frager, the Huskers rallied behind the "next man up" philosophy to knock off Washington 76-66.

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Braden Frager left Wednesday's game against Washington with an injury after seeing the floor for just four minutes. Nebrasketball still won by 10 points, but tougher challenges are coming up.

Scrappy play has become a trademark of Nebraska's 18-0 start to the year, but it comes with an aggressive recovery schedule each week.

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There's plenty that can be said about the 7th-ranked Nebraska men's basketball team on the court, but their head coach is equally proud of how his team's approaching the physicality of a long season off the court.

Nebraska improved to 18-0 after a dominating 19-point win over Northwestern over the weekend.

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After being picked to finish 14th in the Big Ten by "the experts," Nebraska's now atop the league standings with a perfect 18-0 record, but it's how they handle the next six games that will define their regular season.

It's been all smiles for 17-0 Nebraska this season, but a three-game stretch ahead could test the mental strength of the Huskers.

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The next few games for No. 8 Nebraska don't have the national appeal like the games against Illinois and Michigan State did, but they could be more dangerous than what meets the eye.

Pryce Sandfort did it all for Nebraska Tuesday night with a game-high 27 points in Nebraska's 90-55 win over Oregon.

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Oregon coach Dana Altman didn't mince his words Tuesday night after 8th-ranked Nebraska's dominant win over the Ducks.

Spencer Schubert

Joined: Jun 20, 2025

Huskers Back Preseason Talk with 3-0 Start, 28 Runs (So Far) in Arizona

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Nebraska Enters a 'Reset Week' After Back-to-Back Losses

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Why PBA Is Becoming the Heart of Nebraska Basketball This Season

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It's Not a 'Moral Victory,' but Nebraska Made a Statement Against Michigan

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How Michigan and Nebraska Used the Transfer Portal to Reach the Top 5

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Halftime Wake-Up Call Fuels Huskers’ Dominant Finish at Minnesota

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Nebraska’s Senior-Led Surge and the Question It Leaves Behind

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Nebraska Men Ready to Deploy 'Next Man Up' Mentality After Frager Injury

Huskers Balancing Rest, Results During Historic 18-0 Run

Season-Defining Stretch on the Horizon for Undefeated Husker Men

Trap Games Lurk for 17-0 Nebraska with No Easy Nights in the Big Ten

Oregon's Altman on 90-55 Loss to No. 8 Nebraska: 'We Got Our Ass Kicked'