Leo Curtis' two performances in the FIBA tournament back up Fred Hoiberg's bullish praise of Nebraska's 7-foot-1 forward.

The future Husker shined in back-to-back games for Iceland, leading his native country to a victory in pool play in Greece.

Nebraska freshman Leo Curtis put together his best game yet in the U20 FIBA EuroBasket Tournament, leading Iceland to a 76-74 ...

Incoming Nebraska freshman Leo Curtis opened up the U20 FIBA EuroBasket Tournament with Iceland. Curtis scored 17 points in ...

One of Nebraska basketball’s newest additions won’t just be suiting up in Lincoln this year, he’ll also be representing his ...

Leo Curtis, a 7-foot-1, 220-pound forward from Iceland, is competing in the FIBA U20 EuroBasket tournament throughout the weekend. He is representing Iceland for the third straight summer, having ...

The 7-foot-1, 220-pound forward from Reykjavik, Iceland, is representing his national team for the third straight summer.

As Berke Buyuktuncel bounces back from a late-season ankle injury, coach Fred Hoiberg aims to keep his post player off of social media.

Nebraska freshman Leo Curtis is set to showcase his skills on the international stage as he represents Iceland at the 2025 ...

Leo Curtis was a soccer player growing up in Reykjavik, Iceland, never playing hoops despite towering over most kids. Now, he's Nebraska basketball's second signee of the Class of 2025.

Versatile 7-1 Leo Curtis saw how a big like him can thrive in Husker system Thew newest Husker signee discusses his decision to join the Nebraska basketball program. He'll get started in June.

Leo Curtis was a soccer player growing up in Reykjavik, Iceland, never playing hoops despite towering over most kids.