The four-game house of horrors has ended, Tom Shatel writes. The Huskers now own a one-game winning streak after an emphatic 31-0 victory over the Scarlet Knights.
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- Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor
Nebraska rediscovered its physical identity with 237 rushing yards and 43 carries in a 31-0 win over Rutgers, snapping a four-game losing streak.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Nebraska's Blackshirts forced two interceptions, held Rutgers to 143 yards and delivered the program's first Big Ten road shutout since 1997.
- Amie Just Lincoln Journal Star
Carter Nelson's botched trick-play pass against Rutgers drew plenty of texts, including from his father and girlfriend. The Nebraska tight end responded with a touchdown.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
The loudest cheer Saturday as Nebraska played Rutgers came with NU already up four scores in the fourth quarter. When the Huskers proved they can still make field goals.
- Tom Shatel World-Herald Columnist
Tom Shatel examines Nebraska's running game, a resurgent tight end group and the Huskers' bowl possibilities after their Rutgers win.
- Amie Just Lincoln Journal Star
In her quick takes from Nebraska's 31-0 win over Rutgers, Amie Just looks at NU's long opening drive, its commitment (finally) to the run and Caleb Benning's big play.
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Hundreds of Nebraska high school students from across the state will perform in the 2026 Nebraska All-State Ensembles next week. The event is one of the “highest musical honors” attainable for students in the Cornhusker State.The 729 students from 129 Nebraska schools will perform at the Lied Center for Performing Arts on Friday after two days rehearsing with nationally recognized conductors.Call 402-472-4747 for information on tickets.Firth-NorrisBand: Petra Van CleaveChorus: Layla Fisher, Lylah Krueger, Jayden Earnest, Ash Lau, Nick Hicks, Sean Buller, Connor KingHomeschoolChorus: Naomi Wegner, Erica ScribnerOrchestra: Laura Tuns, Reese Thomas, Anna Roberts, Ariadne Ottoson, Rosalyn Johnson, Hanna JonesLincoln ChristianJazz band: Samuel GrosseLincoln HighBand: Orion Welsch-MixanChorus: Juliana Vazquez-Tapia, Kincey Wilson, Lin Parrott, Bryn DicksonOrchestra: Sophia Stohs, Hugh Skretta, Henry Skretta, Eleanor Erickson, Colt DillashawLincoln EastBand: Tiffany Zhou, Julia Tully, Thea ChristensenChorus: Emily Kumm, Ella Recker, Gibson Sayre, Zeke Kohl, Alex Duden, Britton Fast, Ace LeeOrchestra: Luigi Forgione, Lauren Ham, Anisa Kholmurodzoda, Alex Ge, Alexandra Ham, Charlotte Fryda, Phoebe Stohs, Judah Wittenburg, Wensi Cui, Jade Xia, William Guo, Brooks Xia, Avery White, Liana Jacobsen, Cora ThompsonLincoln LutheranChorus: Alexa Castens, Owen MeyerLincoln NortheastBand: Elizabeth GoschLincoln NorthwestBand: Solee Thaw, Olivia Solodovnik, Harper PryorChorus: Oliver Shively, Elayna Treasure, Alaina Hopp, Lindsey Morris, Davan Mercer, Nick BousekLincoln Pius XBand: Benjamin UngerChorus: Sydney Wesely, Derek Meyer, Charlie MatthesOrchestra: Joy MorinLincoln SoutheastBand: Joslyn Morgan, Kaylei Wilhelm, Ellery BaerChorus: Lucia Mues, Ruthie Stokes, Carly Brittenham, Eloise Christensen, Rachel Andrews, Hanchan Ang, Ryan Hazen, Luke Peters, Charlotte Mar, Devin Miller, Porter UmbergerOrchestra: Baran Safa, Koen von Scheliha, Scott von Scheliha, Lida Prochaska, Miles Melang-Thoren, Thomas Brunero, Savannah RunyanJazz band: Mason WeyersLincoln SouthwestChorus: Esther Robinson, Emily Ayres, Estes Stratman, Ella Wray, Hope Hansen, Jess Stelzer, Carson Rogers, Gage Thoming, Garytt Brown, Logan LambrechtOrchestra: Weili Wang, Lily Bohnart, Mikayla Knott, Kaylee James, Carol CuiJazz band: Cooper RedmondLincoln Standing BearBand: Norah Proffitt, Jacob ThimmeschChorus: Joelle Rehbein, Aubrey Schmit, Genevieve Wolf, Seona Clemens, Kenzie Schaefer, Hazel Spilker, Gus Rose, Evan Washburn, Graham WilkinsonOrchestra: Sam Cooper, Hannah BakerMalcolmChorus: Emalyn BeachSewardOrchestra: Samuel Kenney, Evangeline RusnakWaverlyBand: Anna Johnson, Luke WhiteChorus: Mitchell TorreyOrchestra: Emilie White
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