# @randysilvertv on YouTube

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://youtube.com/watch?v=ybzkle0E0Ng
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/76754235-randysilvertv-youtube
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- **Posted:** 2025-12-29T01:01:20.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Randy Silver (@randysilvertv) — https://gondola.cc/randysilvertv

## Caption

Nebraska’s men’s and women’s basketball programs are off to historic, undefeated starts this season, giving Husker Nation plenty to cheer about and creating a rare moment in which both teams are thriving at the same time.

As of December 30th, both Nebraska men’s and women’s teams sit at 12–0 on the season, marking the first time in school history that both programs have opened a campaign unbeaten this deep into play. Only two other Division I schools nationwide have maintained undefeated records in both men’s and women’s basketball at this point in the season: Iowa State and Vanderbilt.

Despite the daily demands of competing at a high level, players and coaches say they still find time to support one another — a dynamic they believe has helped sustain early success.

“It’s so exciting,” Nebraska women's coach Amy Williams said. “I don’t know if I’ve felt any more stress than I did watching the men’s game at Illinois and just the ups and downs of that ballgame. It shows how emotionally invested both teams are in each other’s success right now.”

The Cornhuskers’ 12-0 start is the best in program history for the men’s team and has already lifted Nebraska into the No. 13 spot in the AP poll.

“That shared investment makes us want to raise the bar for our own program,” Williams said. “It’s really been enjoyable.”

The women have been equally impressive, scoring more than 80 points per game in many outings and dominating opponents throughout nonconference play. They too reached 12–0, continuing a run that has generated national attention.

“I think both teams are teams Husker Nation can get behind,” Hoiberg said. “They play hard, leave it all on the line, and that’s what makes this such a fun time.”

Hoiberg has frequently praised Nebraska women’s coach Amy Williams and her approach to building a competitive program. He often stops in to watch their practices when schedules allow.

“I’m a huge fan of how she runs her program,” Hoiberg said. “Amy’s a great resource for me, and I just love their team. She’s doing a phenomenal job.”

The connection between the two programs is strengthened by proximity: they share practice facilities, with locker rooms and offices just steps apart.

“I think the likeness of our sports and our proximity creates a unique and special bond,” Hoiberg said.

That bond reflects a broader culture within Nebraska athletics, one built on camaraderie and mutual support — and one that Huskers hope will carry through to postseason success.

The men's team's next game is December 30th at PBA when they host New Hampshire, while the women's next game is January 1st on the road at Iowa to open Big Ten play.


#ncaabasketball #nebraskabasketball #huskers #cornhuskers #rienkmast

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| Name | Username | Profile | Role |
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| Randy Silver | @randysilvertv | https://gondola.cc/randysilvertv | Reporter/Journalist |

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