Nebraska had been good of late in the clutch moments such as when UCLA mounted a comeback attempt in the second half last weekend, but the Huskers' 15-point lead crumbled

Brice Williams tied the game with a three-pointer at the buzzer to end regulation, but the Huskers suffered a 97-87

LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Athletics) - Brice Williams tied the game with a three-pointer at the buzzer to end regulation, but the Huskers suffered a 97-87 setback in overtime at Iowa on Tuesday night.

Brice Williams’ buzzer-beater got Nebraska into overtime, but it was all Iowa from there.

The Huskers held a 15-point lead over Iowa early in the second half, which dwindled due to defense giving way. Even with Brice Williams forcing overtime with a three-point buzzer-beater, it didn't halt Iowa's momentum swing.

The Iowa Hawkeyes refused to lose on Tuesday night, topping Nebraska in overtime, 97-87. Down by as many as 15 points, Iowa put together an inspired rally to close the second half and then responded when Nebraska sent the game into overtime.

Nebraska suffered its third loss of the season Tuesday night in a 97-87 overtime defeat at Iowa. Nebraska went up 34-31 at halftime and was in control for much of the second half. But despite the Huskers’ double-digit lead,

Check out Wilson Moore's three takeaways after Nebraska's 97-87 overtime loss to Iowa: An offense that thrives on moving the ball and a defense that brings a double team on every post-up and baseline drive made for another contrast of styles.

Nebraska men's basketball had a Big Ten Conference road win nearly in the bag Tuesday night. Nearly. The Huskers blew a 15-point lead in the second half to fall