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.

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.

Basketball

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

Football

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.

Football

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

Football

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.

Basketball

Nebraska is one of just three schools in the country to have undefeated basketball teams on both the men's and women's sides, but it's what they do after sneaking a few Christmas cookies that will matter this season.

Fred Hoiberg has Nebraska off to a record 12-0 start this season, and he is giving all the credit to unselfish play.

Basketball

When asked to describe his team in one word, Fred Hoiberg said "unselfish." It turns out the stat sheets agree with him.

The Huskers are 11-0 and have shot up to a No. 15 national ranking, but can they maintain the excitement during a December lull in the schedule?

Basketball

The Nebraska men's basketball team is still riding high from its upset of No. 13 Illinois, but now it has to find a way to keep the momentum through practices instead of games.

In a season that seemed like destiny for top-ranked Nebraska, it all came tumbling down as the team truly met its match.

Volleyball

For the first time all season, Nebraska wasn't the best volleyball team on the court. It not only showed up in the final score – it was in the box score as well.

Wisconsin coach Greg Gard didn't have much to be happy about during a 90-60 Nebraska win Wednesday night.

Basketball

Wisconsin coach Greg Gard didn't mince his words when talking about his team's performance against Nebraska Wednesday night.

Creighton coach Greg McDermott and his Bluejays ran into a buzz-saw Sunday in Lincoln, falling 71-50 to the Huskers.

Basketball

If you’ve followed the Nebraska-Creighton men’s basketball rivalry long enough, you’ve come to understand that there’s a reason fans of both teams are called “J

The vibes were nothing but good for Nebraska in a 71-50 Husker drubbing of in-state rival Creighton Sunday in Lincoln.

Basketball

Creighton had nowhere to turn Sunday in a 40-minute masterclass put on by Nebraska and its stifling defensive effort.

KSU outside hitter and Lincoln-native Shaylee Myers is back in Lincoln this weekend, looking to upset the hometown team.

Volleyball

Three different Wildcat volleyball players will be looking to stun the team they grew up loving and watching Saturday night.

LIU knew the task was tall Friday night, but they rose to the challenge on more than one occasion.

Volleyball

Nobody gave Long Island University a chance against the top-ranked Huskers Friday night, but they pushed NU more than expected.

Volleyball

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's the mentality for the Nebraska volleyball team as they begin postseason play Friday night.

It's easier to be angry at wins over losses, but Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg didn't hide his emotions after NU's 9-point win over USC Upstate.

Basketball

It was ugly. It was under-achieving. It was at times painful, but for the eighth time this season for the Nebraska men’s basketball team – it was a win. “I’m ve

Spencer Schubert

Joined: Jun 20, 2025

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Football

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Basketball

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Basketball

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Basketball

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Volleyball

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Basketball

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Basketball

CU's McDermott Says 'There Was Blood in the Water' During Loss at Nebraska

Basketball

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Sharks Had Bite, but No. 1 Huskers Had the Depth in Tourney-Opening Sweep

Internal Compass Unchanged as No. 1 Nebraska Begins Postseason Play

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