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Nebraska improved in six of seven major rankings after beating Maryland 48-23, with its average rank rising to 24.1. The Huskers face 5-0 Indiana on Saturday, a win that could dramatically boost their national standing.
Nebraska (5-0) hosts ranked Indiana (5-0) on Saturday in a pivotal Big Ten matchup. Analysts emphasize that Nebraska must limit penalties, stop the run, and leverage quarterback Anthony Colandrea’s dual-threat abilities to challenge Indiana’s strong defense. Indiana coach Curt Cignetti specifically noted Colandrea’s mobility and accuracy, while Nebraska coach Matt Rhule cited past losses as motivation. Predictions favor Indiana, but a clean, physical performance could allow Nebraska to upset the Hoosiers.
Nebraska (5-0) faces No. 7 Indiana (5-0) on Saturday at Memorial Stadium, a critical test for the Huskers' undefeated run and their 31-game losing streak against ranked opponents. Senior lineman Gunnar Gottula, a Lincoln native, is switching from right tackle to left guard to accommodate transfer Tree Babalade, emphasizing preparation and attention to detail against Indiana's elite defense. Coach Matt Rhule, who has a 2-25 record against ranked teams, views this matchup as a chance to prove his program's growth since a 56-7 loss to Indiana in 2024. The game is broadcast on FOX at 11 a.m. CDT, with Indiana favored by 7.5 points.
Nebraska Cornhuskers (5-0) face defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers (5-0) in a pivotal Big Ten matchup. Nebraska’s recent 48-23 win over Maryland highlighted Anthony Colandrea’s dual-threat performance and a dramatic second-half surge, but exposed persistent penalty issues. Indiana, on a 21-game winning streak, is favored by approximately 8 points. This game is critical for Nebraska coach Matt Rhule’s legacy, with the Huskers needing to avoid self-inflicted errors to challenge Indiana’s dominance.
Nebraska (5-0) faces defending national champion Indiana (5-0) on Saturday, a matchup that could end the Huskers' 31-game losing streak against ranked opponents. Defensive coordinator Rob Aurich emphasizes physicality and tackling to counter Indiana's efficient offense, while head coach Matt Rhule acknowledges past coaching errors in their 2024 loss but asserts the team has improved. The game marks a critical test for both programs' undefeated status and Rhule's tenure.
Nebraska defeated Maryland 48-23 to reach a 5-0 record, powered by Anthony Colandrea's 346 total yards and a pivotal 81-yard pick-six by Dwayne McDougle III. The Huskers now face defending national champions Indiana in a high-stakes Big Ten matchup.
Nebraska (5-0) hosts defending national champion Indiana (5-0) on Saturday, marking a pivotal test for coach Matt Rhule. While Indiana’s Curt Cignetti has achieved historic success with a 21-game winning streak, Rhule is pursuing a more traditional path through strategic recruiting and transfer portal moves. The game highlights the contrast between Cignetti’s rapid transformation of Indiana and Rhule’s gradual rebuilding of Nebraska, which faces a 31-game losing streak against ranked opponents.
Nebraska (5-0) hosts defending national champion Indiana (5-0) on Saturday, marking the most significant test for Coach Matt Rhule’s tenure. The game pits two undefeated Big Ten teams against each other, with Nebraska needing to counter Indiana’s potent rushing attack to maintain its playoff hopes.
Nebraska defeated Maryland 48-23 to reach 5-0, despite a sloppy first half and 16 penalties. Dwayne McDougle’s 81-yard pick-six shifted momentum, while the defense forced three turnovers. The Huskers now face Indiana.
Nebraska defeated Maryland 48-23 to reach a 5-0 record, highlighted by Anthony Colandrea's 108 rushing yards and Kwazi Gilmer's 147 receiving yards. Despite a slow first quarter and 16 penalties, the Huskers scored 55 unanswered points in the second half. The team prepares to face defending national champion Indiana next week.
Nebraska defeated Maryland 48-23 on Homecoming, recovering from a first-half deficit and penalty issues to reach 5-0. Dwayne McDougle III’s 81-yard pick-six shifted momentum, while Anthony Colandrea recorded 108 rushing yards and three passing touchdowns. The Huskers now face No. 6 Indiana next week.
Nebraska (4-0) hosts Maryland (2-2) on Saturday, Oct. 3, seeking a 5-0 start for the first time since 2016. The Cornhuskers are favored by 14.5 points after a 31-13 win over Michigan State, while Maryland rebounds from a 54-3 loss to UCLA. Key factors include Nebraska's defensive dominance, Maryland's quarterback struggles, and potential absences for Nebraska's running backs.
Nebraska’s offense faces a significant setback ahead of its Week 5 match against Maryland, with key playmakers Jamal Rule, Mekhi Nelson, and Jacory Barney Jr. all listed as doubtful or questionable. While Rule and Barney have shown slight improvements in status, Nelson’s sudden appearance on the injury report threatens to leave the Huskers without their two most productive running backs. The team must rely on backup Isaiah Mozee, who has limited experience, to maintain offensive consistency.
No. 1 Nebraska volleyball defeated No. 16 Penn State 3-0 at Rec Hall on October 1, extending their regular-season winning streak to 45 matches. Senior middle blocker Andi Jackson, the AVCA Player of the Week, recorded six blocks, while setter Bergen Reilly orchestrated a .440 hitting clip. The victory marked the fourth-fastest path to 250 career wins for head coach Dani Busboom Kelly. Nebraska now holds a 31-13 all-time advantage over Penn State and prepares to face Maryland on October 3.
The Nebraska Cornhuskers are heavy favorites against the Maryland Terrapins following a week where Maryland committed five turnovers in a loss to UCLA. Nebraska, which has committed only one turnover all season, is predicted to win 38-14. While Nebraska’s defense has shown strength with six sacks against Michigan State, analysts note the team still struggles to start games effectively after halftime. A victory would keep Nebraska undefeated and one win away from bowl eligibility.