2026 Chicago (Ill.) Morgan Park three-star wide reciever/athlete Nasir Rankin will visit Michigan State today then head down to Lincoln to see the Huskers in action tomorrow. Wisconsin, Nebraska and Michigan State are three standouts for the two-sport standout who had an electric junior season

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November 22
1497 - Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama became the first navigator to sail around the Cape of Good Hope in his search for a sea route to India.

1718 - Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard the pirate, was killed off the east coast of North America.

1842 - Mount St. Helens in Washington state erupted; ash fallout reached as far as 48 miles away.

1906 - "S-O-S" was adopted as a distress signal at the International Radio Telegraphic Convention in Berlin.

1935 - A flying boat, the China Clipper, took off from Alameda, California, carrying more than 100,000 pieces of mail on the first trans-Pacific airmail flight.

1943 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek met in Cairo to discuss measures for defeating Japan during World War II.

1963 - President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while riding in a motorcade in Dallas, Texas; Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson would later take the oath of office to become the nation's 36th president. Suspected gunman Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested.

1990 - Margaret Thatcher announced her resignation as prime minister of the United Kingdom.

2005 - Angela Merkel took office as Germany's first female chancellor.

2010 - A panicked crush at a festival in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh left some 350 dead and hundreds injured in what the prime minister called the country's biggest tragedy since the 1970s reign of terror by the Khmer Rouge.

2017 - Ratko Mladic, the Bosnian Serb general whose forces carried out the worst massacre in Europe since World War II, was convicted of genocide and other crimes by the United Nations' Yugoslav war crimes tribunal and sentenced to life behind bars.

Birthdays
23 - Molly Jackson (actress)
24 - Auli'i Cravalho (actress)
28 - JuJu Smith-Schuster (football player)
28 - Hailey Bieber (model)
29 - Katherine McNamara (actress)
30 - Dacre Montgomery (actor)
31 - Adele Exarchopoulos (actress)
35 - Alden Ehrenreich (actor)
36 - Jamie Campbell Bower (actor)
40 - Scarlett Johansson (actress)
57 - Boris Becker (tennis player)
57 - Mark Ruffalo (actor)
59 - Mads Mikkelsen (actor)
66 - Jamie Lee Curtis (actress)
68 - Richard Kind (actor)
74 - Steven Van Zandt (actor/singer)
81 - Billie Jean King (tennis player)
82 - Guion Bluford (astronaut)
83 - Jacques Laperriere (hockey player)
84 - Terry Gilliam (actor)

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Today in Sports History - November 22
1910 - Arthur F. Knight patented a steel shaft to replace wood shafts in golf clubs.

1917 - The National Hockey League (NHL) was officially formed in Montreal.

1945 - Cleveland Rams end Jim Benton gains 303 yards in 28-21 win over Detroit Lions; NFL single game rushing record - stands for 40+ years.

1950 - The lowest scoring game in the NBA was played. The Fort Wayne Pistons (later the Detroit Pistons) defeated the Minneapolis Lakers (later the Los Angeles Lakers) 19-18.

1966 - Florida quarterback Steve Spurrier wins the Heisman Trophy.

1986 - Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton Oilers becomes the 13th player in NHL history to score 500 career goals.

1986 - 20-year-old Mike Tyson became the youngest heavyweight boxing champion in history, stopping WBC titleholder Trevor Berbick in the second round of their championship bout in Las Vegas.

1989 - Minnesota Twins outfielder Kirby Puckett signs a record contract worth $3 million per year.

1991 - The New York Knicks pay Patrick Ewing a record $18.8 million for a two-year contract extension.

2003 - In Edmonton, Alberta, the Montreal Canadiens beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in the first NHL game to be played outside.

2008 - The Montreal Canadiens retire Patrick Roy's #33.

2016 - It was announced that the NHL expansion team in Las Vegas would be named the Vegas Golden Knights.

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November 21
#16 Indiana 69, North Carolina-Greensboro 58
Michigan 72, Tarleton State 49
Oregon 78, Oregon State 75

Standings
Iowa (5-0)
Oregon (5-0)
Penn State (5-0)
Wisconsin (5-0)
Indiana (4-0)
Rutgers (4-0)
Maryland (4-1)
Michigan (4-1)
Michigan State (4-1)
Minnesota (4-1)
Northwestern (4-1)
Purdue (4-1)
UCLA (4-1)
USC (4-1)
Nebraska (3-1)
Illinois (3-1)
Ohio State (3-1)
Washington (3-1)

Games for Friday, November 22
#19 Wisconsin vs. Central Florida (at White Sulphur Springs, WV) (4:00 PM - CBSSN)
Campbell at Ohio State (5:00 PM - BTN)
Nebraska at #14 Creighton (7:00 PM - FS1)
Pepperdine at Northwestern (7:00 PM - BTN+)
Iowa vs. Utah State (at Kansas City) (7:00 PM - BTN)
Alcorn State at Washington (9:00 PM - BTN+)
Cal State-Fullerton at UCLA (9:00 PM - BTN)

Isaiah Neyor has accepted an invitation to play in the 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl, which will be played Jan. 30 at the home of the Dallas Cowboys, AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Safety Omar Brown and long snapper Marco Ortiz were the two Huskers to play in this game last January.

Neyor has 28 catches for 426 yards and five touchdowns on the season.

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“40 years ago, the first Nebraska women’s basketball player to score 2,000 points began her Husker basketball career. Name this historic scorer.”

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Answer:

Maurtice Ivy

Sounds like Holgorsen is holding players and some coaches to a degree accountable with his words.

If that is true, why do we need Rhule? Isn't that his job? I somewhat like Rhule and am on the fence as to whether he can get us "back" but how can after 22 games with MR, DH seems to be the one saying what we all think?

Rhule has a lot of BIG talk. Example "If we die we die". Is that actionable? Is it working? Not yet.

Which is it?

1. Rhule does hold people accountable but needs a boost. Bringing in DH is his response to help hold coaches accountable (Satt and WR Coach).
2. Rhule says a lot of cool stuff but his actions are not taking hold. And DH is a desperation ploy.
3. Rhule is done playing around with players. He brings in DH to take action by ridding us of players that don't cut it. (Coleman)
4. All of the above.

Hope is dangerous because it makes us see things that are not there. Hope is cruel. Hope makes us think the DH move might just work. Issue is great sports teams or businesses are created from the top down. Sure great players and employees are the lifeblood but success needs great long term leadership.

Maybe DH is the guy that can help MR get this on track but until he does, it's not working in Lincoln with Rhule. I hope this works, I really do.

Interesting game, both teams have their backs against the wall getting bowl eligible.
Can Rhule and this team get it done..

Ohio St is 11.5 favorite over Indiana
USC -4 over UCLA
Colorado -3 over Kansas

I'll have a full visit preview in the morning, but for now, some notes ahead of the weekend

Can cause a real attitude issue when players feel they aren’t playing nor getting the attention the desire. And it’s harder now that they all have money in their pockets and the Portal looks attractive.

This stuff happens in the corporate world every day. College Football teams are not exempt.

Without a strong finish to the season, the bloom is somewhat off the rose and I’ll be looking for some unwanted attrition.

We VERY nearly got our third exact final score prediction and one-year sub winner of the season and fourth all-time.

@jamina5 was just one point away with a USC 27, Nebraska 20 final call. Special mention to @Interloper for getting the final score exactly correct but having the wrong winner prediction.

As always, tell us yore score prediction below for a chance to win a one-year or one-month subscription.

Free year = Pick the correct winner + the exact final score
Free month = Pick the correct winner + the closest to each team's score without going over each team's final point total


Disclaimer: First submission is the one that will be counted if there are duplicate scores. Max subscription prize per person is one year.

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Nebraska (5-5, 2-5 Big Ten) vs. Wisconsin (5-5, 3-4)
>> Spread: NEB -2.5
>> Total: 42.5

>> Spread and total per BetMGM as of 10 a.m. on Wednesday

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This year's winners:
vs. UTEP – @Huskerpanther
>> Prediction: Nebraska 34, UTEP 7
>> Actual score: Nebraska 40, UTEP 7

vs. Colorado – NONE
>> Actual score: Nebraska 28, Colorado 10

vs. Northern Iowa – @TX Huskr
>> Prediction: Nebraska 34, Northern Iowa 3 – ***EXACT SCORE***
>> Actual final score: Nebraska 34, Northern Iowa 3

vs. Illinois – @GusGus1
>> Prediction: Illinois 24, Nebraska 21
>> Actual final score: Illinois 31, Nebraska 24 (OT)

at Purdue – @Husker Dreme
>> Prediction: Nebraska 28, Purdue 7
>> Actual final score: Nebraska 28, Purdue 10

vs. Rutgers – NONE
>> Actual final score: Nebraska 14, Rutgers 7

at Indiana – @sureray
>> Prediction: Indiana 18, Nebraska 7
>> Actual final score: Indiana 56, Nebraska 7

at Ohio State – NONE
>> Actual final score: Ohio State 21, Nebraska 17

vs. UCLA – @whiteshoes97
>> Prediction: UCLA 27, Nebraska 20 – ***EXACT SCORE***
>> Actual final score: UCLA 27, Nebraska 20

at USC – @jamina5
>> Prediction: USC 27, Nebraska 20
>> Actual final score: USC 28, Nebraska 20

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One thing DONU can boast is that they are the only program in college football history to have back to back 100 win decades 80's and 90's

In the 80s we have the best winning record for that decase and even though we won 100+ game in the 90's, Florida St had the best record by 2 games or so.

Illinois & New York need to start pulling their weight and do a better job of producing good HS football players. It's crazy how view good ones they produce, considering they're like the 4th & 6 most populated states.

Am I missing something? I understand a tiny bit with NY as it's not as popular there I guess... But WTF Illinois?

Maybe I'm an idiot and there's a valid reason but it seems ridiculous. In order for the B1G to catch up with the SEC or even surpass them we need the populous states in the upper MW and NE to do better with HS FB.

we need a lot less feelings and so, so much more of this in North Stadium

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Hi Brother Scrollers,

Do you all remember back like around March/April when someone posted a thread that their wife/gf kept accidentally calling him his neighbors name during love making and he was suspicious?

With the current state of our athletic programs (shambles), I figured now would be a great time to revisit this Scrollers predicament and get a much needed update. Is he still married/together? Do they now swing with the neighbor? I feel answers to these questions will really cheer me up. However, I have been unable to locate the thread. The closest I could find was a @got carl? thread where he pretended to be the neighbor (I tried searching for cuck, neighbor, and wrong name)

Someone help me out. Get the OP ITT stat


UPDATE: Got an update via DM from @Huskers1995!

Huskers1995 said:

It wasn’t my wife, it was my girlfriend. We broke up in August bc she was banging the neighbor (who was married). Haven’t talked to her since. Threw her shit out on the lawn and locked all doors. Got a new girl now. Started dating her this past month.

long live RSS. Tell everyone I’ll be back when I’m out of Chile.

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November 21
Washington 62, Cal State-Fullerton 58
Wisconsin 61, Illinois-Chicago 57
Penn State 74, Marshall 59

Standings
Michigan State (6-0)
Minnesota (6-0)
Oregon (6-0)
Penn State (6-0)
Nebraska (5-0)
Iowa (5-0)
Maryland (5-0)
Illinois (4-0)
Ohio State (4-0)
UCLA (4-0)
USC (4-0)
Washington (5-1)
Michigan (4-1)
Rutgers (4-1)
Wisconsin (4-1)
Purdue (3-1)
Indiana (2-2)
Northwestern (1-2)

Games for Friday, November 22
Prairie View A&M at Washington (2:00 PM - BTN+)
#21 Nebraska at Creighton (4:00 PM - FloHoops)
Oregon State at #22 Illinois (7:00 PM - BTN+)

Per sources, it's trending toward WR Malachi Coleman entering the portal on Dec. 9. Rhule was asked about Coleman today.

Here's Rhule's comment:

"I don't know that it's appropriate on a Thursday of a game week to be talking about redshirting players. I don't think that's fair to our seniors."

3:21 mark if you want to watch it:

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I know our Defense struggles to get crucial stops, especially on 3rd downs, but this speaks volume as to the reason we’re sitting at 5-5 and have a new OC nine games into the season.

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Here's a quick rundown of Rhule's time at the podium today:

> Nebraska's defense can't have the communication breakdowns like it did at USC
> Rhule mum on status of sophomore WR Malachi Coleman
> Nebraska's offense might be getting Rahmir Johnson back, but in a limited role
> Quinn Clark has impressed as the season has gone on
> Holgorsen is "putting a lot of pressure on the guys"


For those unfamiliar with Quinn Clark, here's the feature I wrote on him in May.

“I’m thinking to myself, this kid is a freak,” Bozeman (Mont.) Gallatin OC JP Flynn told Inside Nebraska of Clark. “And it was funny, one of the track coaches comes up, an older guy with kind of a deep, grumbly voice, and he goes, ‘Gosh, we got ourselves one genetic freak show here, don’t we?’”:

A simple poll to gauge the confidence of RSS.

If yes, do we beat Wisconsin, Iowa, or both?

Link: Full Game Notes (Huskers.com)


WHEN: Saturday, November 23 | 2:30 PM (CT)

WHERE: Memorial Stadium | Lincoln, Nebraska

TV: Big Ten Network (Jeff Levering, Jake Butt, Brooke Fletcher)

RADIO: Huskers Radio Network (Greg Sharpe, Damon Benning, Jessica Coody)

HUSKERS
Record: 5-5 (2-5 Big Ten)
Last Game: at USC (L 20-28)
Streak: Lost 4
Rank: NR
Coach: Matt Rhule (10-12, 2nd year at NU | 57-55, 9th year overall | 0-1 vs. Wisconsin)

BADGERS
Record: 5-5 (3-4 Big Ten)
Last Game: vs. #1 Oregon (L 13-16)
Streak: Lost 3
Rank: NR
Coach: Luke Fickell (13-11, 2nd season at UW | 76-36, 9th year overall | 1-1 vs. Nebraska)

THIS WEEK'S NUMBERS
3 - Three consecutive games in the Nebraska-Wisconsin series have been decided by seven or fewer points, including last year's game which was decided by seven points in overtime. The most recent meeting at Memorial Stadium in 2022 was a one-point Wisconsin victory

5 - Nebraska's group of seniors that will be honored on Saturday includes five sixth-year players who have spent their entire career at Nebraska. The group of OT Bryce Benhart, DL Ty Robinson, RB Rahmir Johnson, LB John Bullock, and LB Javin Wright have combined for 126 career starts in a Husker uniform.

10 - Senior defensive lineman Ty Robinson has been one of the most disruptive forces in the Big Ten this season. Robinson has 10 TFL and six sacks to lead the Huskers. With his six sacks, Robinson ranks sixth in the Big Ten in sacks per game.

THE MATCHUP
Nebraska completes its 2024 home schedule on Saturday afternoon when the Huskers play host to the Wisconsin Badgers at Memorial Stadium. The game will kick off shortly after 2:30 p.m. CT in Lincoln with BTN providing the television coverage. The contest can also be heard on the Huskers Radio Network and the Huskers App.

In addition to completing its home schedule, Nebraska will also pay tribute to more than 20 players in pre-game Senior Day festivities. The 2024 senior class is highlighted by eight players who are in either their fifth or sixth season at Nebraska, including five players completing their sixth season in the Nebraska program.

The Huskers stand at 5-5 on the season and 2-5 in Big Ten play after a third consecutive one-score loss last Saturday at USC. The Huskers battled the Trojans for four quarters at the Coliseum, with a late USC touchdown giving the Trojans a 28-20 lead. Nebraska drove deep into USC territory in the game's final seconds before an interception in the end zone on the game's final play ended the Huskers' chances.

Wisconsin comes to Lincoln with a 5-5 record and 3-4 mark in Big Ten Conference action. The Badgers dropped a hard-fought contest to top-ranked Oregon on Saturday night in Madison, falling 16-13. Wisconsin led the game 10-6 at the half and had an opportunity to win until the game's final two minutes. Coach Luke Fickell's squad has faced one of the nation's most demanding schedules with three of their losses coming against teams currently ranked in the nation's top 10. The Badgers feature a tough defense, allowing 326.5 yards per game. Wisconsin is also among the nation's least penalized teams, ranking in the top 10 nationally in fewest penalty yards per game.

SERIES HISTORY
Nebraska and Wisconsin are meeting for the 10th time in the past 11 seasons. Aside from a COVID cancellation in 2020, the teams have met each season since 2014, and Wisconsin carries a 10-game win streak in the series going into Saturday's contest. Overall, Wisconsin holds a 13-4 edge in the series, including winning 11 of 12 since Nebraska joined the Big Ten.

- Nebraska and Wisconsin play for the Freedom Trophy each season, a trophy that debuted for the 2014 game.

- Following this week's meeting, Nebraska and Wisconsin are not scheduled to meet in the 2025 or 2026 seasons.

- Nebraska's last victory was in the 2012 regular season when Nebraska rallied from a 17-point deficit for a 30-27 victory in Lincoln. The teams had a rematch in the 2012 Big Ten Championship Game with Wisconsin coming out on top.

- This will mark the third straight meeting in the series pitting unranked teams, after one of the two teams was ranked in 13 of the previous 14 meetings.

- Nebraska's victories in 1965 and 1966 featured linebacker Barry Alvarez who went on to be Wisconsin's head coach and athletic director.

HUSKERS TO RECOGNIZE SENIORS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Nebraska will have Senior Day festivities before Saturday's contest against Wisconsin, with the Husker program expected to honor more than 20 players.

- The group of seniors is headlined by five players who are in their sixth year with the Nebraska program. Offensive tackle Bryce Benhart, running back Rahmir Johnson, defensive lineman Ty Robinson, and linebackers John Bullock and Javin Wright were all part of the Huskers' 2019 recruiting class and have spent their entire careers in Lincoln.

- Benhart and Robinson are expected to play in their 58th career game on Saturday afternoon. The two share the program record for games played after surpassing Cameron Meredith (56 games) in last Saturday's contest at USC.

- Fourteen of the Huskers players listed as seniors have made at least 15 starts in their college careers

ABOUT WISCONSIN
Wisconsin has fielded a football program since 1889 and the Badgers have tallied nearly 750 wins as a program. Wisconsin has claimed 14 Big Ten titles, with the last one coming in 2012.

The Badgers have made 35 bowl game appearances, claiming 19 wins. Wisconsin's last bowl game appearance came last season when the Badgers took on LSU in the ReliaQuest Bowl. LSU picked up a 35-31 win over Wisconsin.

First Year: 1889
All-Time Record: 747-523-53
Bowl Record: 19-16
Conference Titles: 14
National Titles: 0
Stadium: Camp Randall Stadium
Capacity: 76,057
Surface: FieldTurf
Location: Madison, Wisconsin
Enrollment: 49,886
Colors: Cardinal & White

ABOUT 2024 BADGER FOOTBALL

Schedule/Results
Western Michigan (W 28-14)
South Dakota (W 27-13)
Alabama (L 10-42)
at USC (L 21-38)
Purdue (W 52-6)
at Rutgers (W 42-7)
at Northwestern (W 23-3)
Penn State (L 13-28)
at Iowa (L 10-42)
Oregon (L 13-16)
at Nebraska
Minnesota

Wisconsin is 5-5 this season with wins over Western Michigan, South Dakota, Purdue, Rutgers and Northwestern.

The Badgers are averaging 23.9 points and 363.1 yards per game, with 193.8 yards per game through the air and 169.3 yards per game on the ground. Braedyn Locke has completed 129-of-234 passes for 1,514 yards, nine touchdowns and nine interceptions. Vinny Anthony II leads Wisconsin with 28 receptions for 496 yards and two touchdowns, followed by Will Pauling with 42 grabs for 407 yards and three scores. Tawee Walker paces the rushing attack for the Badgers, carrying the ball 162 times for 773 yards and 10 touchdowns. Cade Yacamelli has 33 carries for 274 yards and two scores in 10 games this season.

Defensively, the Badgers are allowing 20.9 points and 326.5 yards per game this season. Hunter Wohler leads the Badger defense with a team-high 63 tackles and six pass breakups this year. Christian Aliegro has recorded a team-high five tackles for loss and three sacks, while Preston Zachman has a team-leading two interceptions for the Badger defense.



ABOUT LUKE FICKELL
Luke Fickell is in his second season at the helm of the Wisconsin football program and has led the Badgers to a 5-5 record this season.

Fickell arrived at Wiscosnin after spending six seasons as the head coach at Cincinnati. With the Bearcats, Fickell posted a 57-18 overall record and led Cincinnati to five bowl game appearances, including the 2020 Peach Bowl and the College Football Playoff Semifinal in 2021.

Prior to his stops at Wisconsin and Cincinnati, Fickell was a graduate assistant at Ohio State (1999), assistant coach at Akron (2000-01) and held an assistant coach and defensive coordinator role at Ohio State from 2002 to 2016. Fickell gained head coaching experience with the Buckeyes after serving as Ohio State's interim head coach for the entire 2011 season.

Fickell will be taking on Nebraska for the third time in his career after picking up a 24-17 overtime victory against the Huskers in Madison in 2023. As interim head coach at Ohio State in 2011, he faced Nebraska in Lincoln with the Huskers winning 34-27.

LAST MEETING: NOVEMBER 18, 2023

WISCONSIN 24, NEBRASKA 17 (OT)

Madison - Tristan Alvano sent the game to overtime with his 30-yard field goal with four seconds left, but the Nebraska football team came up short in a 24-17 overtime loss to Wisconsin at Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday night.

Nebraska slipped to 5-6 overall and 3-5 in the Big Ten, while Wisconsin improved to 6-5 and 4-4 in the conference.

Nebraska jumped to a 14-0 first-quarter lead only to see Wisconsin score 17 unanswered points. But Chubba Purdy led Nebraska on game-tying final drive in the final 3:37 that resulted in Alvano's field goal to send the game to overtime tied at 17.

The final drive for the Huskers covered 68 yards in nine plays, nearly all on the ground, after being helped by an initial defensive holding penalty on the Badgers. Emmit Johnscon, who finished with 50 yards on 13 carries, covered 25 yards on four totes while Purdy added 28 yards on two carries.

The Huskers won the overtime toss, giving Wisconsin the ball. Nebraska forced the Badgers into a 4th-and-1 at the 5, but Wisconsin was able to convert. On the next play, Braelon Allen barrelled into the end zone in between the push of the Wisconsin offensive line to give the Badgers a 24-17 lead.

Purdy and the Huskers were unable to convert on their overtime possession, as the game ended with a Wisconsin interception on 4th-and-16 at the 4.

Purdy, a sophomore from Queen Creek, Ariz., making his first start of the season, completed 15-of-23 passes for 169 yards and a touchdown on the night. He also played turnover-free football until the final play in OT. He added a game-high 105 rushing yards on 14 carries, including a touchdown.

Purdy got the Big Red rolling early by leading Nebraska to touchdowns on its first two drives of the game. The Huskers took the opening drive and covered 75 yards on six plays, highlighted by Purdy's 55-yard touchdown run to give Nebraska a 7-0 lead just 3:27 into the game.

The Blackshirts got off the field quickly and put the ball back in Purdy's hands. Six plays later, Purdy hit Jaylen Lloyd with a 58-yard touchdown strike to give Nebraska a 14-0 lead with six minutes left in the first quarter.

The defense got off the field again, and the Huskers took over at their own 11 for their third drive of the first quarter. The Big Red closed the first quarter on the move again, pushing the ball to the 33 for the start of the second period. Nebraska pushed the ball into Wisconsin territory and faced a 4th-and-1 at the Wisconsin 33. Johnson was stopped for a one-yard loss.

Wisconsin took the momentum from the stop and turned it into a sustained offensive drive that covered 66 yards in nine plays capped by Tanner Mordecai's 26-yard touchdown pass to Jackson Acker to cut the Nebraska lead in half at 14-7.

The Badgers notched a quick stop on Nebraska's ensuing drive and started with a short field after a 19-yard Husker punt. Nathaniel Vakos cut the Husker lead to 14-10 with his 35-yard field goal with 1:54 left to cap a six-play, 35-yard drive.

Purdy kept Nebraska moving on its final drive of the first half, marching the Huskers 51 yards to set up a 42-yard field goal attempt for Alvano on the final play of the half. But the kick missed wide left and the Big Red took the 14-10 lead to halftime.

While the Huskers moved the ball well in the first half, yards were tough to come by in the second half until the game-tying drive.

Wisconsin mounted more yardage after halftime, but managed just a two-yard touchdown run by Allen to cap a 10-play, 79-yard drive that took 4:31 and gave the Badgers a 17-14 lead with 7:47 left in the third quarter.

Mordecai led the Wisconsin offensive with 160 yards and a touchdown while completing 18-of-28 passes. The Badger quarterback also rushed nine times for 51 yards. Allen finished with 62 yards on 22 carries, including two touchdowns. Will Pauling led the Wisconsin receivers with eight receptions for 79 yards.

For the game, Nebraska outgained the Badgers 364-315.

Marques Buford Jr. led the Blackshirts with 10 tackles, including nine solos and 1.5 tackles for loss, while Isaac Gifford added eight stops.

kid reminds me a LOT of CJ Stroud ... fluid with a BIG, easy arm & great vision for the play