Nebraska men's basketball coach Fred Hoiberg left Wednesday's opening-round loss in the Big Ten tournament early and was taken to the hospital.
Nebraska men’s basketball coach Fred Hoiberg left Wednesday’s opening-round loss in the Big Ten tournament early after feeling ill and was taken to the hospital, according to multiple reports.
Hoiberg left Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis before Nebraska fell to Indiana, 89-64. After the game, Nebraska players reportedly did not immediately leave the area. Nebraska has not announced whether Hoiberg was transported to the hospital or given an update on his condition. Hoiberg has a history of heart problems. In April 2015, he underwent surgery to replace a failing bicuspid aortic heart valve. Prior to the surgery, he experienced fatigue and shortness of breath.
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