Nebraska’s Sam Haiby (4) gets fouled by Indiana State’s Del’Janae Williams (51) in the second half on Dec. 11 at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
Steven M. Sipple, Parker Gabriel and Chris Basnett discuss a busy Wednesday for Husker football and chat Final Four volleyball.
Clark Grell takes a closer look at the Nebraska women’s basketball team’s matchup against Drake on Sunday.
Probable starters (ht., yr., PPG, RPG): F Maggie Bair, 6-3, jr., 13.0, 6.0; F Grace Berg, 6-0, jr., 11.0, 4.3; G Maddie Petersen, 5-8, sr., 6.1, 2.7; G Kate Dinnebier, 5-8, fr., 10.8, 3.6; G Megan Meyer, 5-8, jr., 11.6, 2.7.
NEBRASKA (10-0, 1-0 Big Ten)
Probable starters (ht., yr., PPG, RPG): G Jaz Shelley, 5-9, so., 15.2, 6.5; G Sam Haiby, 5-9, jr., 9.3, 4.1; G Ashley Scoggin, 5-7, so., 8.9, 1.3; F Isabelle Bourne, 6-2, so., 10.7, 4.6; F Bella Cravens, 6-3, jr., 8.1, 7.6.
Time, location, TV, radio: Noon, Pinnacle Bank Arena, BTN, 107.3.
Scouting: Nebraska coach Amy Williams had a keen interest in the film from Drake’s first contest. That’s because the Bulldogs opened against Creighton, a mutual opponent. Drake won 82-79 and NU beat the Bluejays 67-62 a number of days later. The Bulldogs can make a lot of three-pointers, but they also turn the ball over (18.1 turnovers per contest).
Trending: Drake, which has won six straight games since back-to-back losses to South Dakota and Iowa State, has scored more than 75 points in each of its games but one. Drake actually has a 7-5 record against the Huskers in Lincoln, including an 84-70 win at PBA in 2016.
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