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The younger brother threw the ball off the glass into the hands of Trey, who dunked it in. The ball then found the hands of McGowens, with junior Trey McGowens trailing.

Verge avoided the same defensive fate, stripping the ball and gaining control upon diving to the floor. After senior transfer guard Alonzo Verge hit a shot over Kobe Webster following a nice crossover, Webster attempted to get him back. There were a couple times where the defense did turn it up a notch. Plenty of shots were missed badly and so were some of the most ambitious dunks, but there were enough-crowd pleasing plays to make up for it. It was mostly filled with lackadaisical defense, dunk attempts, and 3-pointers. The 30-minute scrimmage that followed was mostly lighthearted and fun, showcasing the attributes the head coach described. “I promise, this is going to be a team that’s going to be fun to root for.” “It’s a fun team, we’ve upgraded every position, we’ve got great skill, shooting, athleticism,” Hoiberg said. Head coach Fred Hoiberg came through after the rest of the introductions and addressed the crowd. Other memorable intros included CJ Wilcher wearing a cape and dancing to Soulja Boy’s “Rick & Morty.” McGowens and Tominaga earned the largest cheers from the crowd.

While it was just a scrimmage, Nebraska men’s basketball fans got their first look at some of the highly-touted newcomers the team added over the offseason.Īmong those names were five-star guard Bryce McGowens, junior college transfer sharpshooter Keisei Tominaga and four-star Wilhelm Breidenbach.Īfter the women’s basketball scrimmage, the men went through player introductions.