Nebraska pushed defending champion Indiana to the brink, controlling much of the game before two long touchdown passes flipped a fourth-quarter lead into a heartbreaking 20-17 loss.Â
- Tom Shatel World-Herald Columnist
This was a different kind of pain. But not terrible, Tom Shatel writes after Nebraska's loss to Indiana. Here's why.
- Jon Walker World-Herald Staff Writer
Nebraska held Indiana to 65 rushing yards, stifling one of the nation’s most explosive ground games. But two fourth-quarter touchdowns turned a defensive success into heartbreak.Â
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
Jamal Rule returned from an ankle injury against Indiana, rushing 15 times for 53 yards. The Nebraska freshman made his presence felt with a punishing sideline collision.Â
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Nebraska held Indiana's ninth-ranked rushing attack to 65 yards, showcasing physicality, discipline and improved execution. The Blackshirts now carry that momentum into a challenging matchup against Oregon.Â
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
Archie Wilson averaged 57.3 yards on three punts against Indiana, showcasing his booming leg and growing confidence.Â
- Jon Walker World-Herald Staff Writer
Indiana fooled Nebraska with a fourth-down play-action pass that produced Nick Marsh's game-winning 44-yard touchdown. The clever call borrowed from former Kansas coach Lance Leipold's playbook.Â
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