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Nebraska Survives Lindenwood 94-60 at Home

The Nebraska Cornhuskers outscored the Lindenwood Lions by 34 points to win 94-60 at home.

EPEmilia Patel
Nov 12, 2026 · 4 min read
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Nebraska Cornhuskers' dominant performance secures a 34-point victory over Lindenwood Lions, with Pryce Sandfort leading the charge.

As I watched the Nebraska Cornhuskers take down the Lindenwood Lions by a whopping 34 points, I couldn't help but feel impressed by their overall performance. The final score of 94-60 was no surprise, given the way the game unfolded.

The Cornhuskers' Top Scorers

Pryce Sandfort led the charge for Nebraska with an impressive 22 points, followed closely by Damon Wilkinson's 19. Braden Frager also chipped in with 14 points.

  • Pryce Sandfort scored 22 points for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
  • Damon Wilkinson scored 19 points for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
  • Braden Frager scored 14 points for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

The Lions' Struggle to Keep Up

On the other side of the court, the Lindenwood Lions struggled to keep pace with the Cornhuskers. Shamiere Green led the team with 12 points, but it wasn't enough to overcome the deficit.

  • Shamiere Green scored 12 points for the Lindenwood Lions.
  • Makhan Diouf scored 9 points for the Lindenwood Lions.
  • Sam Orme scored 4 points for the Lindenwood Lions.

Nebraskas Dominant Performance Crushes Lindenwood 94-60 at Home

The first half ended with a score of Nebraska Cornhuskers 61, Lindenwood Lions 32. The second half saw the Cornhuskers continue their dominance, ending with a final score of 94-60.

By the Numbers: Lindenwood Lions at Nebraska Cornhuskers

1st Half2nd HalfFinal
Lindenwood Lions322860
Nebraska Cornhuskers613394

Points by half

PlayerTeam1st Half2nd HalfTotal
Pryce SandfortNebraska Cornhuskers17522
Damon WilkinsonNebraska Cornhuskers17219
Braden FragerNebraska Cornhuskers7714
Shamiere GreenLindenwood Lions4812
Makhan DioufLindenwood Lions549
Cale JacobsenNebraska Cornhuskers7–7
Malek ArchieLindenwood Lions7–7
Boden KapkeNebraska Cornhuskers257

Top 5 by points

#PlayerTeamPointsLine
1Pryce SandfortNebraska Cornhuskers2222 pts · 8 reb · 4 ast · FG 7-14 · 28 min
2Damon WilkinsonNebraska Cornhuskers1919 pts · 3 reb · 0 ast · FG 7-8 · 18 min
3Braden FragerNebraska Cornhuskers1414 pts · 4 reb · 2 ast · FG 5-11 · 22 min
4Shamiere GreenLindenwood Lions1212 pts · 3 reb · 3 ast · FG 4-9 · 26 min
5Makhan DioufLindenwood Lions99 pts · 5 reb · 1 ast · FG 4-7 · 18 min

Best on the night

  • Pryce Sandfort (Nebraska Cornhuskers): 22 pts · 8 reb · 4 ast · FG 7-14 · 28 min
  • Damon Wilkinson (Nebraska Cornhuskers): 19 pts · 3 reb · 0 ast · FG 7-8 · 18 min
  • Braden Frager (Nebraska Cornhuskers): 14 pts · 4 reb · 2 ast · FG 5-11 · 22 min

Rough night

  • Xavier Spencer (Lindenwood Lions): 4 pts on FG 2-7, 3 turnovers, 2 fouls in 29 min
  • Trevan Leonhardt (Nebraska Cornhuskers): 0 pts on FG 0-0, 1 turnovers, 2 fouls in 20 min
  • Malek Archie (Lindenwood Lions): 7 pts on FG 3-8, 4 turnovers, 2 fouls in 20 min

Fouls

Team fouls: Lindenwood Lions 16 · Nebraska Cornhuskers 17.

Injuries and absences

  • Marko Lukanoski (Lindenwood Lions) — did not play (DNP)
  • Miles White (Lindenwood Lions) — did not play (DNP)

A Dominant Performance by Nebraska's Starting Five

I was particularly impressed by the cohesion and chemistry displayed by Nebraska's starting five, who played a crucial role in their team's dominant performance. The unit consisted of Pryce Sandfort, Damon Wilkinson, Braden Frager, Cale Jacobsen, and Boden Kapke, each contributing to the team's success in different ways.

Pryce Sandfort's ability to create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates was on full display, while Damon Wilkinson's all-around skills allowed him to make an impact on both ends of the court. Braden Frager's shooting provided a much-needed boost from beyond the arc, and Cale Jacobsen's five assists helped to distribute the ball effectively.

The Chemistry Between Nebraska's Starting Five

What I found particularly impressive was how well they worked together on both ends of the court.

It's clear that this starting five has developed a strong bond over time, which is paying dividends on the court. Their ability to communicate effectively and trust each other's instincts was evident in their execution of complex plays and their willingness to take risks.

The Road Ahead for Both Teams

With this win under their belt, the Nebraska Cornhuskers will look to build momentum as they move forward in the season. They'll need to continue to gel as a team and find ways to maintain their level of performance against tougher opponents.

For the Lindenwood Lions, it's back to the drawing board. They'll need to regroup and refocus if they hope to compete with top teams like the Cornhuskers. It won't be easy, but they have a chance to learn from this experience and come back stronger in their next game.

One thing is certain: both teams will be looking to bounce back from this loss and prove themselves in their next matchup. The question is, which team will be able to make the necessary adjustments and come out on top?

Meanwhile, the Lindenwood Lions will need to regroup and refocus if they hope to compete with top teams like the Cornhuskers.

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