The Nebraska Cornhuskers embarked on their second out-of-state journey of the season, making their way to East Lansing to face off against the Michigan State Spartans. This game was a significant test for the Cornhuskers as they aimed to showcase their skills on the road.

Witness the Nebraska Cornhuskers' Battle in East Lansing

Game Highlights and Results

The Michigan State Spartans showed no hesitation in taking control of the game from the very beginning. They quickly sniffed out any signs of Nebraska's potential and delivered a crushing defeat, winning 89 - 52. Nebraska managed to hold on during the first half despite Michigan State's efforts to widen the lead. However, in the second half, the Spartans outscored the Huskers by a significant margin of 48 - 21.Michigan State demonstrated their dominance on the court with impressive shooting statistics. They landed 29 out of 56 shots from the field, 22 out of 23 from the free throw line, and 9 out of 23 from beyond the arc. In contrast, Nebraska struggled, shooting 18 out of 54 from the field, 12 out of 18 from the free throw line, and 4 out of 22 from three-point range. The Spartans also had a clear advantage at the board, outrebounding the Huskers 48 - 19.

Player Performances

Andrew Morgan led Nebraska in scoring with 14 points and also grabbed 7 rebounds, shooting 6 out of 13 from the field. Brice Williams also had a notable performance, scoring double digits with 11 points and leading the Huskers in free throws, going four for four at the line. Rollie Worster and Juwan Gary both contributed 9 points each.

Upcoming Home Game

After this setback, the Huskers find themselves with a record of 6 - 2 on the season. They will now return home to host Indiana on Friday night. The tipoff is set for 7 p.m. on FOX, and fans are eagerly awaiting the chance to see the Huskers bounce back and perform well on their home court.The Nebraska Cornhuskers' journey in this game was a challenging one, but it also presented opportunities for growth and improvement. As they prepare for their next home game, the team will be looking to learn from this experience and come back stronger.