(Game Summary and Box Score)
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- Play-by-play: Kent Pavelka
- Analyst: Jake Muhleisen
Huskers Fall at Rutgers - University of Nebraska
Piscataway, N.J. - Bryce McGowens' 17 points led three Huskers in double figures, but Nebraska was unable to slow down Rutgers in a 93-65 setback Saturday afternoon. McGowens
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McGowens had a team-high 17 markers for the Huskers, while Derrick Walker Jr. finished with 12 points and six boards. C.J. Wilcher added 11 points off the bench for Nebraska, which shot 49 percent, but committed 14 turnovers which led to 25 Rutgers points.
Nebraska got off to another good start and was in solid position before Rutgers (9-5, 3-1 Big Ten) took advantage of some Husker foul trouble late in the first half to key a decisive run. Nebraska would get to within 15 on three occasions, the least at 63-48, but could not cool down a Scarlet Knight attack that hit 10 of its first 14 shots after the break and shot 66 percent in the second half.
Huskers Head to Rutgers Saturday Afternoon - University of Nebraska
Nebraska wraps up a two-game road trip Saturday afternoon, as the Huskers travel to Rutgers for a matchup with the Scarlet Knights. Tipoff from Jersey Mike's Arena
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The Huskers (6-9, 0-4 Big Ten) comes off a 79-67 loss at No. 10 Michigan State on Wednesday. Behind a solid start and strong play from Derrick Walker Jr., the Huskers were within striking distance for most of the contest, trailing 60-54 with just under seven minutes remaining, but Michigan State used a 12-2 spurt to pull away.
Rutgers comes into Saturday's game as winners of four of its last five games, including a 75-67 win over Michigan on Tuesday night. The Scarlet Knights are coached by Steve Pikiell, who is in his sixth season at the school. Last year, Rutgers went 16-12 and earned the program's first NCAA bid since 1991 before falling in the final minute to a Houston squad which reached the Final Four. Rutgers returned three starters and 12 letterwinners from last year's NCAA Tournament team.
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Broadcast TV: BTN
- Wayne Randazzo and Rapheal Davis on the call
Radio: Husker Sports Network (@Huskers.com & Husker App)
- Play-by-play: Kent Pavelka
- Analyst: Jake Muhleisen
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