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The Nebraska men’s basketball team has been busy working on the transfer portal over the past week. In the span of four days, they added three new players to the roster. Head Coach Fred Hoiberg has been adamant about using the transfer portal to build his team's roster. The Huskers only have one freshman, Quentin Rhymes, who signed with the 2025 high school recruiting class.
With the departures of Juwan Gary and Brice Williams, Nebraska has been looking for incoming transfers who can make an immediate impact. According to 247Sports, the Huskers' three commits have the 2025 transfer portal class ranked No. 50 in the nation and No. 12 in the Big Ten. As transfer portal season continues, seeing if more moves are coming will be interesting. They still have several roster sports open, and the portal is only heating up.
Here’s a breakdown of what’s happened so far, with transfer portal season in full swing.
Pryce Sandfort was the first addition for the Huskers. He announced he was joining the program last Friday. He comes to Lincoln from Iowa, where he established himself as a sharpshooter. He averaged 8.8 points last season for the Hawkeyes, playing in 33 games. He also averaged 1.3 assists per contest and shot 40% from beyond the arc.
Cornhuskers Wire initial story here
Ugnius Jarusevicius was a bit of a surprise when he committed on Saturday. He will be able to provide multiple things for the program, most notably, scoring. He averaged 16.2 points last season and 7.3 rebounds per contest. He shot 53.7% from the field and 71.8% from beyond the arc. For his efforts last season, he earned first-team All-MAC honors.
Cornhuskers Wire initial story here
Jamarques Lawrence is returning to the Huskers after playing for Rhode Island last season. The guard announced his decision on Tuesday. He averaged 9.9 points for the Rams, to go along with 2.5 assists per game. He was also able to refine his three-point shot while with the Rams, as he shot 39% from beyond the arc. He started his career in Lincoln in the 2022-23 season before transferring out following his sophomore season.
Cornhuskers Wire initial story here
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With the departures of Juwan Gary and Brice Williams, Nebraska has been looking for incoming transfers who can make an immediate impact. According to 247Sports, the Huskers' three commits have the 2025 transfer portal class ranked No. 50 in the nation and No. 12 in the Big Ten. As transfer portal season continues, seeing if more moves are coming will be interesting. They still have several roster sports open, and the portal is only heating up.
Here’s a breakdown of what’s happened so far, with transfer portal season in full swing.
Pryce Sandfort - Iowa Hawkeyes
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Pryce Sandfort was the first addition for the Huskers. He announced he was joining the program last Friday. He comes to Lincoln from Iowa, where he established himself as a sharpshooter. He averaged 8.8 points last season for the Hawkeyes, playing in 33 games. He also averaged 1.3 assists per contest and shot 40% from beyond the arc.
Cornhuskers Wire initial story here
Ugnius Jarusevicius - Central Michigan Chippewas
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Ugnius Jarusevicius was a bit of a surprise when he committed on Saturday. He will be able to provide multiple things for the program, most notably, scoring. He averaged 16.2 points last season and 7.3 rebounds per contest. He shot 53.7% from the field and 71.8% from beyond the arc. For his efforts last season, he earned first-team All-MAC honors.
Cornhuskers Wire initial story here
Jamarques Lawrence - Rhode Island Rams
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Jamarques Lawrence is returning to the Huskers after playing for Rhode Island last season. The guard announced his decision on Tuesday. He averaged 9.9 points for the Rams, to go along with 2.5 assists per game. He was also able to refine his three-point shot while with the Rams, as he shot 39% from beyond the arc. He started his career in Lincoln in the 2022-23 season before transferring out following his sophomore season.
Cornhuskers Wire initial story here
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