Nebraska 41
Minnesota 14
Oct. 22, 2011 — 2:36 p.m. CDT
ABC/ESPN2 – Get the game on DVD
TCF Bank Stadium, Minneapolis
1 2 3 4 - Final
Nebraska 10 24 7 0 - 41
Minnesota 0 0 7 7 - 14
1st quarter
NEB - Brett Maher 22 field goal, 8:03
NEB - Tyler Legate 10 pass from Taylor Martinez
(Maher kick), 3:27
2nd quarter
NEB - Kenny Bell 82 run (Maher kick), 14:38
NEB - Brett Maher 25 field goal, 9:49
NEB - Austin Cassidy 11 fumble return (Maher kick), 9:34
NEB - Rex Burkhead 4 run (Maher kick), 0:33
3rd quarter
MIN - MarQueis Gray 5 run (Chris Hawthorne kick), 6:45
NEB - Aaron Green 4 run (Mauro Bondi kick), 0:39
4th quarter
MIN - Duane Bennett 6 run (Hawthorne kick), 1:41
NEB MIN
FIRST DOWNS ........................ 27 11
By rushing ....................... 20 7
By passing ........................ 7 4
By penalty ........................ 0 0
Rushes-Yards (net).............. 56-346 39-132
Passing yards (net) ............... 169 122
Att-Comp-Int ................ 23-14-0 18-9-0
Total offense plays-Yards ...... 79-515 57-254
Fumble returns-Yards ............. 1-11 0-0
Punt returns-Yards ................ 0-0 0-0
Kickoff returns-Yards ............ 2-33 8-195
Interception returns-Yards ........ 0-0 0-0
Punts-Average .................. 2-24.5 6-33.2
Fumbles-Lost ...................... 2-0 3-1
Penalties-yards .................. 5-43 5-55
Possession time ................. 31:52 28:08
Third-down conversions ........ 8 of 17 7 of 15
Fourth-down conversions ........ 3 of 3 1 of 2
Red-zone scores-Chances ........... 5-5 2-3
Sacks by-Yards .................... 0-0 0-0
RUSHING
NEB: R.Burkhead 23-117; K.Bell 1-82; T.Martinez 10-52;
B.Heard 7-42; A.Abdullah 7-30; A.Green 6-20;
T.Legate 1-3; A.Jones 1-0.
MIN: M.Gray 17-67; D.Bennett 12-55; D.Kirkwood 8-17;
M.Jones 1-0; TEAM 1-minus 7.
PASSING
NEB: T.Martinez 13-22-0-162; B.Carnes 1-1-0-7.
MIN: M.Gray 9-18-0-122.
RECEIVING
NEB: K.Bell 4-25; B.Kinnie 2-58; B.Cotton 2-25; J.Turner 2-20;
K.Cooper 1-16; T.Legate 1-10; T.Marlowe 1-8; Q.Enunwa 1-7.
MIN: D.McKnight 2-77; D.Crawford-Tufts 2-17; M.Jones 1-9;
C.McGarry 1-6; B.Green 1-6; D.Goodger 1-4; E.Lair 1-3.
Attendance: 49,187
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Coverage
Omaha World-Herald: 1, 2,
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Lincoln Journal Star: 1,
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Grand Island Independent: 1, 2, 3, 4
Daily Nebraskan: 1, 2, 3, 4
Minneapolis Star Tribune: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
St. Paul Pioneer Press: 1, 2
Fox Sports North: 1, 2,
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Commentary |
Stryker: A beautiful Saturday afternoon in Minneapolis was therapy [for the defense].
Sipple: Is Nebraska's discipline and execution on defense improving? What did Saturday really tell us? Anything?
Bishop: Much better offenses with better quarterbacking are waiting for the Big Red.
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Chatelain: It's time for his defense to start playing like the 2009-10 editions.
Shatel: Nebraska did what it was expected to do. This was essentially a second bye week.
Husker Mike: With an opponent playing so poorly, Nebraska did what good teams do...pounce.
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Powers: Minnesota even outscored Nebraska 14-7 in the second half. Woohoo! Have a juice box, fellas.
Reusse: The score was 34-0 at halftime Saturday and, at that moment, Nebraska had scored 145 consecutive points vs. Minnesota.
Zatechka: NU did to an inferior opponent what they should have.
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