Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg saw enough in the Huskers’ first two exhibition games to identify areas that need attention before the regular season begins. Turnovers and defensive rebounding top the list. Greg Sharpe Scholarship Fund: nufoundation.org/fund/01171470 Nebraska lost 79-74 to Saint Louis and 72-61 at BYU, two games Hoiberg said gave the team valuable experience against different styles of play. The Huskers will get another test Monday against Kansas State in Grand Island, a neutral-site game that will bring the team in front of fans outside Lincoln. “I’ve liked some things, but we had longer stretches of good play against BYU,” Hoiberg said. “If we can clean up the sloppiness and the turnovers and if we can finish off possessions on the glass, then we’re going to have a good year.” Nebraska committed 12 turnovers against Saint Louis, while shooting 39.3% from the field. Against BYU, the Huskers shot 37.3% and gave up a 44-point second half in the 11-point loss. Hoiberg ...