Indiana def. Maryland (25-21, 25-22, 25-23)
Purdue def. Rutgers (25-14, 25-12, 25-16)
Oregon def. UCLA (25-12, 25-21, 25-13)

Standings
1. Penn State (22-1, 12-0)
2. Nebraska (21-1, 11-0)
3. Wisconsin (15-5, 9-2)
4. Oregon (17-4, 9-3)
4. Purdue (18-5, 9-3)
6. Minnesota (15-6, 8-3)
7. Illinois (15-6, 7-4)
7. USC (15-6, 7-4)
7. Washington (17-4, 7-4)
10. Michigan (16-6, 6-5)
11. Indiana (12-10, 5-7)
12. UCLA (10-11, 4-8)
13. Iowa (9-15, 3-9)
14. Northwestern (4-15, 2-9)
14. Ohio State (9-12, 2-9)
16. Michigan State (8-14, 1-10)
17. Maryland (10-13, 1-11)
18. Rutgers (5-18, 0-12)

Matches for Sunday, November 3
Ohio State at Michigan State
Nebraska at Northwestern (12:00 PM - BTN+)
Wisconsin at Illinois
Minnesota at Michigan
Washington at USC

Postgame Notes: UCLA at Nebraska

- With the loss to UCLA, the all-time series with the Bruins is now tied at 7-7. Nebraska holds a 4-3 edge in games in Lincoln.

- Offensive tackle Bryce Benhart and defensive lineman Ty Robinson each appeared in their 56th career game today, tying the Nebraska record for career games played also held by defensive end Cameron Meredith (2008-2012)

- Benhart made his 50th career start today. Benhart is just the fifth Husker, and only the second non-kicker, to start 50 career games

- Sophomore running back Dante Dowdell scored on a four-yard TD run in the second quarter for his team-leading seventh touchdown of the season

- Freshman receiver Jacory Barney Jr. had a 40-yard reception in the second quarter to set up a Nebraska touchdown. It was the longest catch of Barney's career, bettering a 28-yard reception against Rutgers on Oct. 5

- Barney caught four passes for 78 yards in the game to increase his season receptions total to 38. Barney is just two catches shy of the Nebraska record for receptions by a true freshman, held by Wan'Dale Robinson, who had 40 catches in 2019

- Senior receiver Isaiah Neyor caught an 8-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter. It was his team-leading fifth touchdown catch of the season and 17th of his career. Neyor caught four passes for 89 yards to increase his career receiving yardage total to 1,549.

- Punter Brian Buschini punted three times for a 55.7-yard average, including a 64-yard punt in the first quarter. The 64-yard punt was the eighth punt of at least 60 yards in his Nebraska career, including his fourth of the season

- Defensive lineman Ty Robinson had four tackles, including a sack and two tackles for loss. Robinson now leads the team with 9.0 tackles for loss and 5.0 sacks.

- Tight end Thomas Fidone II caught four passes for 16 yards. With his four receptions, Fidone increased his career total to 53 and became just the 11th tight end in program history with 50 career receptions.

- Safety Isaac Gifford had nine tackles in the game to increase his career total to 220. Gifford's career tackle total ranks fifth among Husker defensive backs.

- Linebacker John Bullock had eight tackles. Bullock increased his career tackles total to 105 with today's effort.

- Safety Marques Buford Jr. had four tackles to give him 103 career tackles.

- UCLA quarterback Ethan Garbers had a 57-yard scramble, marking the longest run allowed by Nebraska this season

- UCLA was just the third opponent since the start of the 2023 season to score more than 14 points against Nebraska at Memorial Stadium (13 games)

- Today's game captains were TE Nate Boerkircher, WR Janiran Bonner, DE Cameron Lenhardt, and CB Ceyair Wright

Can anyone explain to me how Nebraska has more history, money, legacy, National Championships, better facilities, I can go on and on then 90 percent of all college football. However, teams like Indiana can turn a team around in 1 year. We have been trying to turn NU around for 20 years or more, yet we cannot even make a bowl game. I really think the answer lies deeper then just coaches and football. I think the entire administration is a complete mess. We have way too many folks going opposite directions. I am just curious if anyone else has insight why NU just cannot turn the corner. Maybe is the curse of Solich!