[Postgame Thread] Indiana Defeats Nebraska 20-17

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Indiana	3	0	3	14	20
Nebraska	10	0	0	7	17

[u/karl_manutzitsch]

Can’t fucking believe it. It was 17-6 at 12 minutes in the fourth. Nebraska dominated all game. Just sad rn man

[u/pasqua3 → u/karl_manutzitsch]

Nebraska had

-double TOP

-double first downs

-10/19 on third down vs 1/10

-more pass yards

-double rush yards

-better in the red zone

-a double digit lead in the 4th quarter

And lost. Brutal

[u/peesteam → u/pasqua3]

Same as it ever was.

[u/Interesting-Agency-1 → u/pasqua3]

Gloriana Frangipana

[u/IAmTheRealHeisenberg → u/pasqua3]

And fewer points.

[u/wsteelerfan7 → u/IAmTheRealHeisenberg]

B1G if true

[u/Spearogriffin → u/pasqua3]

It's like that Michigan St game a few years back all over again 2023?? 2021??

[u/PhoenixKing14 → u/karl_manutzitsch]

Literal total domination till the long touchdown, and then it's just over

[u/92fordtaurus → u/karl_manutzitsch]

When they let up that 1 play td I knew the moment had gotten too big for the defense.

[u/fuckrNFLmods → u/92fordtaurus]

This might come off shitty (respect to your defensive backfield for a hell of a game, truly), but I was begging Hoover to throw at Marsh and Becker even when covered like that first Marsh td all fucking game. Mendoza's bread and butter was 50/50 balls to elite receivers.

[u/dukefan2227 → u/92fordtaurus]

Depends on how you want to put it, don’t think it was on the defense as much as a god awful defensive call. Why are they going zero in the moment where not giving up a big play is the most important thing you can do?

[u/big_thunder_man → u/92fordtaurus]

Another Matt Rhule classic. He was up 28-3 vs Oklahoma in a top 10 matchup at home (Baylor), and we lost. He doesn’t win big games.

[u/JamesMcFlyJR → u/karl_manutzitsch]

interesting.

12 minutes remaining in the 4th is exactly when i turned on the game.. hmm

[u/Designer_B → u/karl_manutzitsch]

Nebraska loses

Can't fucking believe it.

confusion.