No. 15 UCLA took its third loss of the season on Saturday when it was upset by Nebraska in Lincoln. The Bruins didn't look like the same team fans have grown ac

LINCOLN, Neb. — Brice Williams scored 16 points, Andrew Morgan added 12 off the bench and Nebraska beat No. 15 UCLA 66-58 on Saturday. The Cornhuskers (12-2, 2-1 Big Ten) won their 20th straight home game to match the school record.

The Huskers beat UCLA 66-58 for their 20th consecutive home win, tied for the longest streak in program history.

This post was updated Jan. 4 at 3:18 p.m. Lincoln, Nebraska, is no easy place to play. Each of the previous 19 teams that have entered Pinnacle Bank Arena has met the same fate – defeat.

Down by 11 points with less than seven minutes to play, the Bruins got within 61-58 in the last 30 seconds, but Sam Hoiberg made two free throws and Juwan Gary blocked Dylan Andrews’ layup to hand the Bruins their first Big Ten loss.

Nebraska hosted No. 15 UCLA for the first time since 1955 on Saturday as they looked to claim their 20th straight win at home. Bellevue West grad William Kyle III was at the game, but the UCLA junior didn't play after undergoing surgery recently.

Nebraska's Andrew Morgan (23) drives to the basket with UCLA’s Tyler Bilodeau (34) jumping up behind to defend during the second half of a college men’s basketball game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln on Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025.

Brice Williams scored 16 points and Andrew Morgan added 12 as Nebraska continued to get the best of ranked teams at home with a 66-58 victory over No. 15 UCLA on Saturday in Lincoln, Neb.

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