Nebraska basketball's newest freshman appears ready to bring his game back to the United States. Leo Curtis, the 7-foot-1, ...

Freshman center Fidrik Leo Curtis turned heads at the FIBA U20 tournament, displaying his defensive presence and offensive ...

Freshman Leo Curtis concluded his play with Iceland at the U20 FIBA Tournament. In the final game against Germany, Curtis ...

Nebraska freshman Leo Curtis had another strong outing on Saturday. He scored 22 points to help Iceland to an 88-67 win over ...

Curtis finished with 22 points, eight rebounds and two blocked shots as Iceland improved to 2-4 during tournament play.

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

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

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

Leo Curtis spent years being asked if he played basketball. And for most of his life, the answer was no. Curtis was a soccer player in Reykjavik, Iceland, never playing hoops despite towering over ...

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. Now, he's Nebraska basketball's second signee of the Class of 2025.