From Isaiah Roby getting drafted to Nebraska football's participation in The Program, there was plenty to love this week. A little to hate too. Derek Peterson covers it all.

During the question-and-answer segment of the Big Red Blitz stop in Fremont, one fan asked about culture and each of the coaches as well as Bill Moos offered their own thoughts on the topic as it relates to their respective programs.

Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos and a collection of Husker coaches made their way across the state on Thursday as part of the Big Red Blitz which included stops in Norfolk and Fremont as well as the SAC Museum and we've got you covered on all the news and notes from the event.

The Big Ten released conference opponents for the 2019-20 schedule on Wednesday afternoon for both men’s and women’s basketball.

The sixth-seeded Huskers swept the Boilermakers during the regular season, but were out-muscled inside in the third meeting and fell 75-71.

Nebraska built a big lead, lost it and then battled back to beat Penn State to close the regular season.

Check out the photo from the Nebraska-Iowa women's basketball game by John S. Peterson.

One team had star power that once again shined. The other saw its season-long inconsistencies continue to cause problems. In the end, Iowa's Megan Gustafson helped the Hawkeyes roll right past the Huskers.

A lot is still on table for Nebraska as it enters the final week of Big Ten play, include a big challenge against the top-10 Hawkeyes.

Hannah Whitish led the way with 19 points, forward Maddie Simon added 16 points on a perfect shooting performance off the bench, and Nebraska held off a fourth-quarter Northwestern charge for a 71-64 win on the road.

Nebraska is looking to get back to .500 in Big Ten play on Thursday with a trip to Northwestern. The Huskers sit at 12-14 overall (7-8 Big Ten) while Northwestern is 15-11 and 8-7 in conference play.

Nebraska put together one of its most complete games of the season in an 82-71 win over No. 24 Michigan State.

Junior guard Nicea Eliely scored a season-best 18 points, but that was about the only thing that went right for the Huskers Thursday night on the road in an 89-63 loss to No. 7 Maryland.

A career-high 30 points from Leigha Brown — and a little bit of defense in the fourth quarter — was enough to push the Huskers to a 67-61 come-from-behind win over Purdue on Sunday.

It’s Friday, which means it’s time for another five things to like or trash. Let’s get to it.

Nebraska took the first meeting with a dominant defensive performance in the fourth quarter at home. Michigan returned the favor in the rematch Thursday night.

Nebraska takes on Michigan Thursday night in Ann Arbor in a battle of two teams near the middle of the Big Ten standings.

The Huskers were once again hot and cold Sunday afternoon against Indiana, ultimately falling 82-78.