Nebraska basketball officially announced the signing of forward Boden Kapke. The program made the announcement on Tuesday afternoon.

He comes to Lincoln from Boston College. The center spent one season with the Eagles, and averaged 10.6 points and 5.7 rebounds per game in 31 games. He had a career high of 25 points against Virginia Tech in March.

Nebraska is Kapke's third program, as he spent his first two collegiate seasons with the Butler Bulldogs. The big man is another transfer during a busy period for the program over the past couple of weeks. Now, he is officially in the fold as the Huskers continue to build their roster. Coach Fred Hoiberg is excited about the addition to the roster.

“He’s played three seasons at the power conference level and that experience will help his transition to the Big Ten. Boden uses his size and physicality around the basket to create space and is comfortable stepping out to 3-point range and knocking down shots. He became more of an offensive focal point at Boston College during the second half of ACC play and played some of his best basketball down the stretch. He has been steady in his development, and we are looking forward to Boden joining our program.”

Kapke should fit in well with the Huskers' offensive system, and his 6-foot-11, 255-pound frame should prove to be an asset inside. He has one year of eligibility remaining.

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— Nebraska Men's Basketball (@HuskerMBB) April 28, 2026

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