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.

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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It was understood that upsetting #4 UCLA Sunday was a tall task, but a 22-point loss to the Bruins added a bit more sting for a Nebraska women’s basketball tea

Nebraska forward Jessica Petrie poured in 18 points in Nebraska's 78-73 win over Indiana Thursday night.

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Indiana's Shay Ciezki put up 31 points against Nebraska Thursday night, but it wasn't enough to overcome nine total Huskers entering the scoring column in the five-point Husker win.

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With wins over No. 9 Michigan State and No. 13 Illinois, the Huskers won't be sneaking up on anyone for the rest of the season. Now, they have to actually play like they are the No. 10 team in the country.

After a perfect 14-0 start to the year, the Huskers nearly fumbled away their top-10 ranking on the same day they received it.

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Even on off nights and under late-game pressure, the No. 10 Huskers keep answering the call by finding ways to close out wins.

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There are "Cinderella" stories, then there is what's happened throughout the first half of Nebraska's 2025-26 season. Now, the historic season is making the experts ask if it's built to last.

Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg and Michigan State coach Tom Izzo have a relationship that spans decades, and that was on display Friday night.

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Nebraska's 58-56 upset win over No. 9 Michigan State led to some candid comments from legendary Michigan State coach Tom Izzo.

No. 13 Nebraska improved to 14-0 Friday night with its win over No. 9 Michigan State.

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A Thursday afternoon comment from Michigan State coach Tom Izzo became somewhat of a rallying cry for more than 14,000 fans who packed Pinnacle Bank Arena to watch Nebraska take down the Spartans.

There isn't an atmosphere that necessarily scares Michigan State coach Tom Izzo, but he knows Friday's game at Nebraska will be a unique one.

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Legendary Michigan State Coach Tom Izzo knows Pinnacle Bank Arena will be packed and serve as a unique atmosphere Friday night, saying, "there’s one thing about Nebraska – there’s not a lot else in that state to do.”

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Nebraska is 13–0 and ranked in the top 15, but history says something always gives. Friday night against Michigan State will tell us if this team is different.

Nebraska's last win over a ranked opponent came on September 17, 2016, when they beat No. 22 Oregon 35-32 in Lincoln.

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On New Year's Eve, the Nebraska football team will once again try to walk out of a shadow that's been over the program since September 17, 2016.

New offensive line coach Geep Wade is one of many new faces who are still getting their feet settled as Nebraska preps for the Las Vegas Bowl.

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The future is now for Nebraska football, and what fans see on New Year's Eve against Utah may not be very indicative of that.

Nebraska coach Matt Rhule has the task of letting his team have fun, but also keeping them focused on the Las Vegas Bowl.

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It’s unrealistic to expect a group of college student-athletes to avoid having fun in Las Vegas, but for Nebraska coach Matt Rhule, the Las Vegas Bowl represents an opportunity that demands real focus this week.

Spencer Schubert

Joined: Jun 20, 2025

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'

Nebraska's Quest for a Big Ten Tournament Three-Peat Begins in Mid-January

How Nebrasketball Keeps Winning the Hard Way

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Home Loss to No. 4 UCLA Highlights 'The Standard' for Nebraska Women

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No 'I' in Team: Nebraska’s Depth Outlasts Indiana in 78–73 Win

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At 15-0, Nebraska Is No Longer the Hunter — It’s the Hunted

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Not Pretty, Still Perfect: Nebraska Escapes Columbus

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Nebraska's Dream Season May Be the Start of Something Much Bigger

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How Tom Izzo and the Hoibergs Turned a Special Game Into a Moment to Remember

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Not Bad for a State With 'Not a Lot Else to Do': Nebraska Beats No. 9 Michigan State

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Tom Izzo Has Seen It All, But Lincoln Still Has His Attention

Nebraska’s 13–0 Start Faces Ultimate Reality Check Test Against Michigan State

Can Nebraska Finally Beat a Ranked Team?

Nebraska’s Las Vegas Bowl Is Less About Utah, More About What’s Next

Nebraska Walking the Line Between Fun and Focus in Las Vegas