Nebraska held its ground in a key Big Ten battle, but Michigan blitzed the Huskers in the second quarter and cruised from there.

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Nebraska Women’s Basketball’s second-half battle wasn’t enough to overcome Michigan’s strong offense. The Huskers (16-7, 7-5) fell to Michigan (16-7, 7-5) 78-60 at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Thursday. Michigan outscored Nebraska 24-7 in the second quarter.

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It’s a Big Ten showdown at Pinnacle Bank Arena tonight as the Nebraska Cornhuskers women’s basketball team hosts the University of Michigan Wolverines.

Could Nebraska have another Big Ten freshman of the year in Britt Prince? Maybe. But, the award could also go to a player from Michigan.

Iowa and Michigan are both surging and took big leaps in the latest USA TODAY Sports Big Ten women's basketball power rankings.

Takeaways for the Hawkeyes as Iowa women's basketball notches their fifth straight win with a road victory over Nebraska.

Nebraska women’s basketball fell to Iowa on Monday night 81-66. Both teams were locked in a tight battle after the first half, with the Hawkeyes holding a 38-35 lead. But Iowa went up 14 points at the end of the third quarter and didn’t look back.