The host Cornhuskers win a game of momentum swings and big runs as UCLA turnovers prove costly while the Bruins shoot only 38.6% from the field.

The No. 15-ranked UCLA men's basketball team suffered its first Big Ten Conference loss of the season, falling 66-58 to Nebraska on Saturday afternoon at Pinnac

Down by 11 points with less than seven minutes to play, the Bruins got within 61-58 in the last 30 seconds, but Sam Hoiberg made two free throws and Juwan Gary blocked Dylan Andrews’ layup to hand the Bruins their first Big Ten loss.

The absence of Eric Dailey Jr. coupled with Dylan Andrews' ongoing struggles dooms turnover-happy UCLA to a 66-58 road loss to Nebraska.

The UCLA Bruins needed a veteran to keep them in the game, and senior guard Kobe Johnson did his best, but ultimately, the Bruins fell short.