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 was a tense ninth inning in Omaha, but Nebraska held on to beat in-state rival Creighton 6-5 Tuesday night.

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The moment everyone will remember from Nebraska’s Sweet 16-clinching win came on offense. Pryce Sandfort drew five defenders, Braden Frager cutting into open sp

In the most pivotal moment of the game, it was a Pryce Sandfort assist that kept Nebraska's dream season alive.

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With the season on the line, Nebraska’s biggest star made the biggest play by trusting a teammate instead of taking the shot himself. That decision led to Braden Frager’s game-winner and sent the Huskers to their first Sweet 16 in program history.

For the first time in program history, Nebraska won a men's NCAA Tournament game, and it made Fred Hoiberg quite emotional.

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It wasn’t just history for a program — it was a deeply personal moment for Fred Hoiberg and his family. As a sea of red roared around him, the breakthrough became something bigger than basketball.

The Huskers' 26-6 record shows they've earned their spot in the tournament, but will they be able to prove it under the bright lights?

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Nebraska has the experience and identity to compete in March. Now the Huskers must prove they can maintain both when everything speeds up.

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There’s always been an elephant in the room when Nebraska reaches the NCAA Tournament — the program has never won a tourney game. However, this year’s group believes they finally have the team to change that.

Purdue dominated Nebraska from the opening tip Friday to oust the Huskers from the Big Ten Tournament - but was it a lesson worth learning for the Huskers?

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Turnovers, rebounding and physical play defined Nebraska’s Big Ten Tournament loss to Purdue. Now NU hopes to learn from those lessons before a first-round NCAA Tournament matchup with Troy.

It's been a tale of two seasons for Nebraska, but on Thursday, it'll be the start of another hopeful postseason run for NU.

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Nebraska enters the NCAA Tournament with one of the best seasons in program history and a No. 4 seed awaiting in Oklahoma City. The question now is whether the Huskers that dominated much of the winter — or the team exposed by Purdue — shows up Thursday.

Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg knows his team needs to start fast against UCLA if they want to stand a chance against the Bruins.

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Nebraska's been slow out of the gates quite often in recent games, but Fred Hoiberg says his team can't afford the same mistake against UCLA Tuesday night.

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After a clubhouse that players openly described as fractured a year ago, Nebraska’s renewed culture and collective mindset are showing up immediately on opening weekend.

Nebraska's stifling defense kept Northwestern under 50 points in a 68-49 win Saturday.

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The Huskers didn’t play clean, but they played connected, holding Northwestern to a mere 49 points. It’s the latest sign Nebraska is built to grind out wins as the postseason approaches.

Nebraska looked a lot more like the team that went 20-0 to start the year on Saturday in Piscataway.

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Nebraska’s identity reemerged in Piscataway over the weekend, but will it stand a much more difficult test against Purdue Tuesday night.

After battling an illness that sent him to the emergency room, Rienk Mast is hoping to be "himself" again against Rutgers Saturday.

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This week of rest and recovery has been anything but for Nebraska senior Rienk Mast, who's been getting up extra shots and running through some extra conditioning to rebuild his base for the stretch run this season.

Spencer Schubert

Joined: Jun 20, 2025

Huskers Improve to 5-0 against Creighton in 2025-26 Season After Baseball, Softball Wins

From Breakthrough to Belief, Nebraska Enters Sweet 16 Expecting More

Huskers Expect a Dog Fight as Iowa’s Physical Style Looms

Iowa stuns No. 1 Florida, Sets Up Unlikely Sweet 16 Rubber Match with Nebraska

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New Blackshirts in Town? Nebraska’s Defense Proves to be Driving Force in Sweet 16 Run

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In Defining Moment, a Pryce Sandfort Pass Pushes Huskers Past Vanderbilt

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A Moment in March: What Nebraska's Tourney Win Means for the Hoiberg Family

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Why Control Will Matter More Than Emotion on Thursday for the Huskers

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Nebraska Isn't Running From Its Tournament History — It’s Ready to Change It

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Purdue Loss Clarifies What Nebraska Must Fix for NCAA Tournament Success

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Which Nebraska Team Will Show up in OKC? Huskers Enter NCAA Tournament With High Ceiling, Thin Margins

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Huskers Look to Avoid Another Slow Start vs. Upset-Minded UCLA

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

Style Points Fading, Identity Rising for Nebraska After Northwestern Win

Huskers Rediscover Edge, Now Face Bigger Test vs. Purdue

After a Brutal Week, Rienk Mast is Getting 'Back to Himself'