ICAN’T HANDLE IT: Fred Hoiberg Opens Up About the Passing of His Wife, Carol Hoiberg
Earlier today, Fred Hoiberg, the head coach of Nebraska basketball, spoke candidly with the Huskers Radio Network about the heartbreaking passing of his wife, Carol Hoiberg. In an emotional interview, Fred shared the personal loss that has deeply affected him and his family, leaving supporters stunned and heartbroken.
Carol Hoiberg, a beloved figure in the Nebraska community, passed away unexpectedly earlier this week, plunging the Hoiberg family into a period of unimaginable grief. Fred’s voice cracked as he reflected on the profound impact his wife had on his life, their children, and the Nebraska basketball program.
“I can’t handle it. I’m just trying to take it day by day,” Fred admitted, his emotions evident as he spoke. “Carol was everything to me. She was my rock, my best friend. She made this journey we’ve been on possible, and her support was unshakeable. Without her, I honestly don’t know how I move forward, but I have to for our kids and for everything she stood for.”
As the conversation unfolded, Fred spoke about Carol’s role in not only supporting him but also the basketball team. Her influence, Fred said, was felt by everyone, from the players to the staff. “Carol believed in every one of these young men. She was their biggest supporter, and her spirit will always be a part of this program.”
Fred also expressed his gratitude for the outpouring of love and support from the Nebraska community. Fans, former players, and friends have rallied around the Hoiberg family in this incredibly difficult time. The team has pledged to honor Carol’s memory as they continue their season.
Despite the overwhelming grief, Fred’s strength and resilience were clear, as he vowed to carry on in honor of his wife’s memory. The Nebraska basketball family, along with the entire community, continues to keep the Hoiberg family in their thoughts during this trying time.