Nebraska Postgame Notes
- Michael Jacobson finished with his first career double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. His 10 boards was a season and career best, as he had nine rebounds twice in 2015-16. Jacobson tied his season high for the second straight game with 11 points.
- The double-double was the Huskers’ third of the season, as Ed Morrow Jr. had two earlier in the year.
- Jacobson also dished out a career high five assists, topping his previous season and career high of three vs. Sacramento State.
- Tai Webster nearly missed his first career double-double with 12 points and a career-high nine assists. Webster’s nine assists not only topped his previous career high of seven vs. UCLA on Nov. 24, but also matched the Huskers’ highest individual assist game in Tim Miles’ five seasons (Glynn Watson, nine vs. Rutgers on Feb. 6, 2016)
- Webster has now been in double figures in all eight of Nebraska’s games this season.
- Nebraska’s 9 3-pointers were a season-high (previous high was 8 vs. Mary).
- Nebraska’s 14-0 run in the first-half was a season-best (previous high was 10 vs. Mary)
- Isaiah Roby matched his career high with eight points (also vs. Mary).
- Nebraska has held seven of its eight opponents under 40 percent shooting, including four under 40 percent.
- Nebraska’s 19 assists were a season high, topping the previous best of 16 vs. Mary.
- Ed Morrow Jr. finished with six rebounds and has grabbed six or more rebounds in all eight games.
Nebraska Player Quotes
On whether sophomore forward Michael Jacobson is mad about the win
“No, I don’t know, I just, I felt like we could’ve - credit to them though, no doubt, because they definitely switched defenses and pressed obviously and did some thing that kind of got us on our heels and out of our attack mindset, which I felt like was pretty good at the start of the game and then some things happened. But no, they did a good job and I feel like, yeah, we’ve just got to keep taking it one game at a time because it got to two points there, and, not good.”
On whether sophomore forward Ed Morrow thinks the team got energy and 3 pointers going, like Coach Miles had said he wanted from them yesterday
“Yeah I felt like personally we got it going. I feel like we just got a little comfortable, coming back in after the second rotation, you know, those guys actually did a pretty good job. We came in a little comfortable…and it sort of just rolled over into the second half.”
On how sophomore forward Ed Morrow thinks the team did rebounding against South Dakota
“I feel like we did a horrible job on the boards today. Based on our match-ups, we came out prepared, we were expecting to do way better than that, and we sort of just let the other team get the best of us on the boards.