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

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.

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.

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.