Nebraska survived a sloppy first half, then showed the resilience of a 5-0 team that keeps “closing every deal,” writes Tom Shatel.
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Nebraska overcame 16 penalties and a nine-point deficit to beat Maryland 48-23. Anthony Colandrea rushed for 108 yards, while the Huskers’ defense shut out Maryland in the second half.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Dwayne McDougle’s 81-yard pick-six sparked Nebraska’s defense after Maryland built a nine-point lead, helping the Huskers rally while forcing 13 third-down stops in a 48-23 victory.
- Amie Just Lincoln Journal Star
Don't just toss Nebraska's good things vs. Maryland into the dustbin, writes Amie Just, but the Huskers can't let miscues and penalties hold them back.
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
Kwazi Gilmer caught 11 passes for 147 yards. Colandrea overthrew him on a deep ball in the third quarter but found him for a pair of touchdowns in the fourth.
- Brent C. Wagner Lincoln Journal Star
Andi Jackson is usually impressive, but what she did Saturday at Maryland for top-ranked Nebraska was a statistical marvel.
- Wilson Moore World-Herald Staff Writer
Dwayne McDougle III read Maryland’s slant, intercepted Malik Washington and returned it 81 yards for a pick-six, sparking Nebraska’s comeback and first-half defensive turnaround.
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