Fresh off a bye week, the Nebraska Cornhuskers are 5-1 and preparing for Saturday’s road matchup against the vastly improved, upstart Indiana Hoosiers. At the start of the season, nobody saw the Huskers and Hoosiers as the FOX Big Noon matchup with Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt on the call,

If there was an award for Freshman Quarterback of the Year, but for the 1/4 mark of the season, Raiola would have it. Sure, his talent on the field is spectacular, as we have seen

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Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule had plenty of praise for Indiana, adding that he prefers being the underdog.

But that is how many points Nebraska needed to beat Rutgers on Saturday. In fact, eight points could have won them the game since the Huskers’ defense held the Scarlet Knights’ offense to just seven. That is the lowest point total for Rutgers this season and is the first time the Scarlet Knights have been held under 20 points.