No. 12 Nebraska overcame a sluggish start to defeat Maryland 74-61 on Tuesday, February 25, 2026, extending its best season in decades. The victory, secured in Lincoln, Nebraska, came as the team battles a flu bug circulating through the roster, according to reports.
Maryland presented a challenge, attempting to upset the Cornhuskers on the road in what was their second-to-last away game of the season. Still, Nebraska rallied in the second half, pulling away from a tight contest. Wilson Moore’s three-point shot proved pivotal in solidifying the lead late in the game.
The game began slowly for the Cornhuskers, but they found their rhythm after halftime. The final score reflected a 13-point margin of victory, with Nebraska ultimately controlling the pace and securing the win.
The Nebraska athletic department highlighted the strong second-half performance as key to the team’s success. The win improves Nebraska’s record, continuing a season marked by significant improvement and national recognition.
Maryland’s next game is scheduled as part of their remaining schedule, while Nebraska prepares for its next contest, continuing its pursuit of a strong finish to the season.
