Nebraska beats Minnesota on the road and takes a step toward possible greatness

Nebraska improved to 20-0 with a 76-57 road win at Minnesota after overcoming a six-point halftime deficit.

Nebraska picked up a 76-57 road victory at Minnesota on Saturday, moving to 20-0 on the season. The Huskers were down 36-30 at halftime but outscored the Golden Gophers 46-21 in the second half. Reserve Braden Frager was out with a sprained ankle, and several players faced foul trouble earlier in the game. Coach Fred Hoiberg noted the team's defensive effort and second-half response. Key details: - Nebraska beat Minnesota 76-57 and improved to 20-0 on the season. - Nebraska trailed 36-30 at halftime, then outscored Minnesota 46-21 in the second half. - Pryce Sandfort scored 22 points, with 20 of those in the second half, and had a career-high 10 rebounds and four blocks. - The Huskers recorded 24 assists on 29 baskets, shot 48% from the field, committed eight turnovers, and made all nine free throws. - Nebraska had eight blocks, five steals, and outrebounded Minnesota 39-31. Summary: The win extended Nebraska's unbeaten start and highlighted balanced scoring, strong defense, and bench contributions. Nebraska's next game is a road matchup at third-ranked Michigan on Tuesday.