Postgame Notes vs. Michigan

Postgame Notes
*-With the loss, Nebraska falls to 3-7 all-time in the Big Ten Tournament

*-Nebraska saw its three-game win streak at Madison Square Garden snapped. 

*-Nebraska falls to 2-3 against ranked opponents this season. 

*-Isaiah Roby blocked five shots, one off his season high against Eastern Illinois in the opener. It marked the third time this season and fourth time in his career that he blocked four or more shots in a game. His five blocks was one off his season high against Eastern Illinois in the season opener. Roby also finished with a game-high 16 points and seven rebounds.

*-Roby now has 62 blocked shots on the season, which ranks 10th on Nebraska’s single-season chart. He moved past Wes Wilkinson (61, 2005-06) on Friday.

*-Nebraska finished with eight blocked shots, upping its season total to 178, which is third in school history. It is the 21st time this season that NU blocked five or more shots in a game.

*-Michigan’s 11 3-pointers marked the second-highest total the Huskers allowed this season (15 vs. UTSA). Nebraska led the Big Ten in 3-point percentage defense during the regular season.

*-Nebraska’s five assists were a season low (6 at Ohio State)

*-James Palmer Jr. finished with 16 points, and is now four points away from 10th place on Nebraska’s single-season scoring list. Palmer has reached double figures in 30 of 32 games.

*-Roby shared team-high scoring honors, marking the second time this season that Roby led NU in scoring.