Nebraska basketball is actively bolstering its frontcourt, hosting a key transfer target this week. Boston College forward Boden Kapke visited Lincoln on Tuesday, bringing significant size and scoring potential to the Huskers' recruiting radar.

Standing at an imposing 6-foot-11 and 255 pounds, Kapke averaged a solid 10.6 points and 5.7 rebounds per game last season. His journey through the transfer portal includes two prior seasons at Butler, where he earned 16 starts as a sophomore before his breakout year at Boston College.

Kapke's late-season surge made him a top candidate for the ACC's Most Improved Player Award, as he averaged over 20 points per game in the final month. This scoring ability, combined with his size and length, makes him a versatile threat who can score both inside and out.

The Huskers' pursuit of a big man continues, with Boise State transfer Drew Fielder recently visiting Washington. Kapke represents another strong option as Head Coach Fred Hoiberg looks to solidify the paint for the upcoming season. While nothing is guaranteed in the fast-paced world of the transfer portal, Nebraska is clearly leaving no stone unturned in its search for impact players.