Wilson Moore

3 weeks ago | omaha.com | Wilson Moore

Nebraska basketball stood on the brink Monday night, staring down a long offseason of soul searching amid a lifeless performance against Arizona State in the College Basketball Crown tournament. The Huskers staved off an early exit and stayed alive for two more days. NU turned on the jets to leave ASU choking on the Las Vegas desert dust, advancing to the Crown’s second round after an 86-78 win. The Huskers will face either Washington State or Georgetown Wednesday night.

3 weeks ago | huskerextra.com | Wilson Moore

LINCOLN — Nebraska’s regular season ended, and Brice Williams briefly removed himself from basketball. He hung out with his mom. He washed his car. He played golf, even though he’s “not great” at it by his own admission. It gave his body a chance to recover from the previous five months, during which Williams had to be Nebraska’s go-to scorer on a nightly basis. His mind decompressed at the same time, relieved of the expectations and stress of a season that didn’t go as planned for the Huskers.

3 weeks ago | omaha.com | Wilson Moore |Jon Walker

In the latest episode of Half-Court Press, Wilson Moore and Jon Walker put a wrap on the end of Creighton's season before talking about Nebraska's chances in the College Basketball Crown. The guys start the episode with a look at Jon's four days in Lexington, breaking down how CU earned another tournament win and the reasons behind its loss to top-ranked Auburn.

4 weeks ago | omaha.com | Wilson Moore

LINCOLN — The circumstances around Jacory Barney Jr. have changed. No longer is he fresh out of high school, adjusting to a new life and navigating the uncertainty inherent to a player in his first year of college football. Barney broke onto the scene in 2024, catching 55 passes for 447 yards and providing an explosive layer to an offense that so often seemed stuck in the mud. For all that has changed around him, both indirectly and by his own doing, Barney remains in the same headspace.

4 weeks ago | huskerextra.com | Wilson Moore

LINCOLN — The circumstances around Jacory Barney Jr. have changed. No longer is he fresh out of high school, adjusting to a new life and navigating the uncertainty inherent to a player in his first year of college football. Barney broke onto the scene in 2024, catching 55 passes for 447 yards and providing an explosive layer to an offense that so often seemed stuck in the mud. For all that has changed around him, both indirectly and by his own doing, Barney remains in the same headspace.