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Nebraska linebacker Owen Chambliss left Friday's loss to Illinois with a shoulder injury and underwent an X-ray. Right guard Brendan Black also exited.
- Sarah Neben
“Nebraska Nice” was adopted by the Nebraska Tourism Commission in 2014 as the new state slogan, emphasizing the friendliness of folks around our great state.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Nebraska's defense surrendered three touchdowns on Illinois' first three red-zone trips and allowed eight third-down conversions. The Blackshirts struggled without injured linebacker Owen Chambliss.
- Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor
Nebraska committed 11 penalties for 82 yards in Friday's loss to Illinois, continuing a season-long problem. Matt Rhule declined to identify one culprit.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Jacory Barney struggled to explain Nebraska's offensive struggles after a 24-13 loss to Illinois. The Huskers gained 426 yards but managed just 13 points.
- Tom Shatel World-Herald Columnist
Tom Shatel examines Nebraska's coaching dilemma, Matt Rhule's sideline behavior and Dana Holgorsen's playcalling. The Huskers' latest loss raises questions about the program's direction.
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