Nebraska Dominates Wisconsin in Big Ten Victory

Nebraska remains undefeated with a comprehensive win over Wisconsin in a decisive manner, further reinforcing its good beginning to the sports season.

Nebraska produced an impressive performance against Wisconsin on Wednesday, 90-60, in a battle of the Big Ten that just cemented its growing role in the world of college athletics. Rienk Mast had 17 points and 10 rebounds, guiding No. 23 Nebraska to 10-0, tied as the best start in the history of the school.

Nebraska, appearing in the AP Top 25 for the first time in 2018, dominated the game since midway in the first half. The Huskers led by a 10-0 burst towards the end of the half, having scored 26-10 and then with ties at 21 and 23, made a 10-3 run to lead 47-31. Their superiority also suggests the escalating momentum in the news about college athletics in the season.

Nebraska was 55 and 40 percent in the field and long range, respectively, and Wisconsin was very poor, at only 34 percent and 21 percent, respectively. Brandon Frager contributed 15 points, and three others of the Huskers had double-figure score.

The victory shows the importance of Nebraska as a serious sports player, and Wisconsin lost almost twice in a row on the road, which brought it to 7-3. Nick Boyd scored 20, leading the Badgers, and they were unable to achieve against the efficiency of Nebraska and its defense.

With the playoffs getting stronger in the conference season, the performance witnessed in Nebraska at the start of the season is making headlines throughout college athletics.