Nebraska overcame a 13-point deficit with a pair of second-half touchdowns, as the Huskers captured a 14-13 road win at Rutgers on Friday night in ...
The Scarlet Knights had one last chance at the go-ahead score, taking over at their own 20-yard line with 1:03 left without any timeouts. It was Vokolek's first touchdown as a Husker and his first since he played for Rutgers in 2018. [Timmy Bleekrode](/roster.aspx?rp_id=43977) Nebraska's momentum was short-lived, as the Scarlet Knights picked off Thompson's pass attempt to Nebraska forced three turnovers and limited Rutgers to just 85 yards in a scoreless second half. [Travis Vokolek](/roster.aspx?rp_id=43879) [Trey Palmer](/roster.aspx?rp_id=43934) [Casey Thompson](/roster.aspx?rp_id=43936) Playing in their first road game the of the season, the Huskers totaled 304 yards compared to Rutgers' 348. [Anthony Grant](/roster.aspx?rp_id=43930) Friday night's comeback was the 24th comeback of 13 or more points in school history and the seventh in a Big Ten Conference game. The win was Nebraska's first victory when trailing after three quarters since the Huskers erased a 14-point deficit in a 42-38 win at Illinois on Sept.
That was a dumpster fire. Nebraska was not good. Rutgers was no different. I mean. If some looked to soothe their palate after the awful Thursday night NFL ...
Nebraska DC Bill Busch to anyone who will listen: "That's going to be a flight home! Got a text saying "Grant killed a guy!" Nebraska football erased a 13-0 deficit in the second half of the 14-13 win over Rutgers on Friday night. It felt like a boulder was on their back and and cement shoes were strapped to their feet at times. But what we should also talk about is this Busch-led defense which has shut out both Indiana and Rutgers in the second half of their respective games. We can and should talk about how disjointed the offense looked on Friday night. Mickey Joseph’s team just needs to find a way to win. Of course and Nebraska fans should be as well. If your team was playing in a “dumpster fire” game would you be happy that they won? It was bad. Rutgers was no different. Nebraska was not good.
The Huskers had lost ten straight one possession games and now have earned back-to-back victories in the Big Ten for the first time since 2018. It was sloppy ...
For a few hours the Huskers are sitting in first place in the Big Ten West at 2-1. He still managed to average 40.1 yards on 7 punts but had a season low 24-yarder in the 4th quarter. Brendan Franke had 2 touchbacks on 3 kickoffs, but the team gave up a 24-yard return setting up the Knights at the 37-yard line. But the Grant highlight of the night was the hit he delivered that left a Rutgers defender bloodied and unconscious on the sideline. In adding injury to insult, punter Brian Buschini was banged up on the play and it impacted his punting as a result. Thompson has thrown a touchdown pass in all six games this season and he is the first Husker to throw for a touchdown in each of the first six games since Tommy Armstrong Jr. The last Husker to have a receiving touchdown in three straight games was JD Spielman in the final three games of the 2019 season. Jaquez Yant added 4 carries for 22 yards (a 5.5-yd average) leaving one to wonder where he was on that 4th and 1 play. The Huskers were punchless in the first half, running just three plays in Rutgers territory and netting just 134 yards on seven drives that resulted in five punts and two interceptions. threw a touchdown pass in each of the first seven games in 2016. As a result, the Husker rushing game was nearly nonexistent as they ran for just 72 yards on 29 attempts (a 2.5 yd average). The Huskers had lost ten straight one possession games and now have earned back-to-back victories in the Big Ten for the first time since 2018.
Sam McKewon, with the Omaha World-Herald, breaks down the Nebraska vs. Rutgers football game at SHI Stadium in Piscataway on Friday, October 7, 2022. Nebraska ...
“It’s a howling of the wolves, and it’s really something special to see.” “We will go to every game except at Wisconsin,” Duncklee said. “I remember getting it at the K-Mart at 48th & O Street. Sitting in row 38 of Section 113, neither Buchman nor Duncklee were hard to spot. “When there’s a full moon, there’s an event called the Night of the Full Moon,” Duncklee said. Duncklee, from New York City, said there were no college football teams in the area for him to cheer for growing up.
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Casey Thompson was still standing. It was not a hologram. It was actually him, pretty sure. He was...
"We did a good job finishing the second half so I feel good right now." "And I knew our receivers were going to beat them on the back end," Thompson said. "I was seeing the doctors seeing the trainers just seeing if I could go back in the game. Thompson saw the look he wanted on the first play and led But Nebraska did get a drive rolling to start the second half. But now the ball was back at the 27 after Farmer's interception. I knew I was going back in the game as long as they cleared me to go back in." it was the first time Nebraska had been in Scarlet Knights' territory. A lot of times they weren't even coming out of their breaks." Just a couple minutes before the second half was to begin, Nebraska's starting quarterback was nowhere to be seen. They ran for only 71 yards and Thompson was getting drilled about every time he threw the ball. We won the game," Thompson said.
Here is what Joseph said after Nebraska's comeback win, the Huskers' third win of the season. On watching defense celebrate... "Yes.
Casey's going to be able to take hits and get up." Thompson's 27-yard scoring toss to [Trey Palmer](//247sports.com/Player/Trey-Palmer-93983) with 8:54 remaining after a [Myles Farmer](//247sports.com/Player/Myles-Farmer-46042531) interception gave the Huskers their first lead of the contest, this coming after Nebraska trailed 13-0 at intermission. Casey's going to play.
Sam McKewon, with the Omaha World-Herald, breaks down the Nebraska vs. Rutgers football game at SHI Stadium in Piscataway on Friday, October 7, 2022. Nebraska ...
He didn’t return and watched the second half from the sidelines in street clothes and on crutches. The 6-foot, 190-pound third-year player from New Jersey is in the midst of a breakout season. The block Friday – in which his helmet connected with the foot of NU punter Brian Buschini and eventually produced a field goal – was the third in the career of the former three-star recruit with five total offers out of high school. The other starting corner, Quinton Newsome, watched the second half from the sidelines – he left the game with what interim coach Mickey Joseph later called a groin injury. — Brandon Moore peeled off his man in the flat and made a break on a receiver finishing a comeback route. He didn’t start Friday night but entered the game on Rutgers’ second possession after it hit a second deep pass against corner Malcolm Hartzog.