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Wan'Dale Robinson is tackled by Indiana's Reakwon Jones in the second quarter.

Indiana 38
Nebraska 31

Oct. 26, 2019 • 2:30 p.m. Central
Memorial Stadium • Lincoln, NE • BTN
1st 2nd 3rd 4th  F 
Indiana 9 7 15 7 38
Nebraska 14 7 3 7 31 
First quarter
NEB: Vedral 4 run (Pickering kick) 13:32
IND: Justus 22 field goal, 8:45
NEB: Vederal 1 run (Pickering kick) 6:57
IND: Ramsey 8 run (kick wide) 3:23
Second quarter
IND: Fryfogle 8 pass from Ramsey (Justus kick) 12:19
NEB: Noa 24 pass from McCaffrey (Pickering kick) 0:39
Third quarter
IND: Ellis 1 run (Hendershot pass from Ramsey) 7:30
NEB: Pickering 30 field goal, 2:53
IND: Bjorson 2 pass from Ramsey (Justus kick) 0:00
Fourth quarter
IND: Scott 9 run (Justus kick) 12:08
NEB: Robinson 4 run (Pickering kick) 10:21

                            IND      NEB
FIRST DOWNS................. 24       26
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)...... 31-104   50-220
PASSING YDS (NET).......... 351      294
  Att-Comp-Int......... 40-27-1  23-20-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS..... 71-455   73-514
Fumble Returns-Yards...... 1-68      0-0
Punt Returns-Yards......... 0-0      0-0
Kickoff Returns-Yards..... 4-52     2-40
Int. Returns-Yards......... 0-0      1-5
Punts (Number-Avg)...... 3-40.0   2-30.0
Fumbles-Lost............... 0-0      3-2
Penalties-Yards........... 6-84     6-44
Possession Time.......... 32:28    27:32
Third-Down Conv. ...... 7 of 14  6 of 13
Fourth-Down Conv. ...... 2 of 2   1 of 2
Red-Zone Scores-Chances.... 6-6      4-6
Sacks By: Number-Yards..... 1-5      2-8

RUSHING
IND: Scott III, Stevie 16-68; Ramsey, Peyton 9-42; Philyor, Whop 1-2; Ellis, David 1-1; TEAM 4-minus 9.

NEB: Wan'Dale Robinson 22-83; Luke McCaffrey 12-76; Dedrick Mills 8-30; Noah Vedral 7-21; Wyatt Mazour 1-10.

PASSING
IND: Ramsey, Peyton 27-40-1-351.
NEB: Noah Vedral 14-16-0-201; Luke McCaffrey 5-6-0-71; JD Spielman 1-1-0-22.

RECEIVING
IND: Philyor, Whop 14-178; Fryfogle, Ty 4-75; Scott III, Stevie 4-41; Bjorson, Matt 2-6; Hendershot, Peyton 1-40; Marshall, Miles 1-11; Walker Jr., Ronnie 1-0.

NEB: Wan'Dale Robinson 6-71; JD Spielman 5-97; Kanawai Noa 3-52; Jack Stoll 3-9; Mike Williams 1-34; Noah Vedral 1-22; Austin Allen 1-9.

Attendance: 89,317

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MISCUES HURT HUSKERS’ CAUSE

Reserve quarterbacks Noah Vedral and Luke McCaffrey split time on the field and moved Nebraska for well over 500 yards of total offense, but two costly turnovers were the difference in the Huskers’ 38-31 loss to Indiana.

The Huskers piled up 514 total yards, including 294 passing and 220 rushing. Vedral started the game and helped the Huskers jump to a 14-3 lead midway through the first quarter and took a 14-9 edge to the second. In roughly two quarters, Vedral completed 14-of-16 passes for 201 yards and added seven carries for 21 yards and two touchdown runs to account for 222 total yards. He also caught a 22-yard pass from JD Spielman. McCaffrey, a true freshman, completed 5-of-6 passes for 71 yards and a touchdown, while adding 12 carries for 76 yards to account for 147 total yards.

Indiana’s Peyton Ramsey completed 27-of-40 passes for 351 yards and two touchdowns. He added nine carries for 42 yards and another score to account for 393 yards of total offense. Ramsey, who completed 14 passes for 178 yards to receiver Whop Philyor, helped the Hoosiers to 455 yards of total offense.

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2019 schedule
04/13 Reds 24, Whites 13
08/31 S. Alabama W 35-21
09/07 @ Colorado L 31-34
09/14 N. Illinois W 44-8
09/21 @ Illinois W 42-38
09/28 Ohio St. L 7-48
10/05 Northwestern W 13-10
10/12 @ Minnesota L 7-34
10/26 Indiana L 31-38
11/02 @ Purdue L 27-31
11/16 Wisconsin L 21-37
11/23 @ Maryland W 54-7
11/29 Iowa L 24-27
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Noah Vedral makes a fingertip catch of JD Spielman's pass

Commentary

Stryker

I’ve seen very little to suggest this team has the confidence or mental toughness to go on the road and win twice more this season.

Tad Stryker
HuskerMax
Christopherson

Nebraska simply couldn't get stops on third downs, even when the down-and-distance was favorable to the defense.

Brian Christopherson
Husker247
Peterson

The Huskers started incredibly well and then faceplanted. It’s a recurring theme, unfortunately.

Derek Peterson
Hail Varsity
Shatel

The timing of that Blackshirt gesture couldn't have been worse. Erik Chinander had a bad day, and you wonder why he didn't throw more at Peyton Ramsey.

Tom Shatel *
Omaha World-Herald
Callahan

If I told you NU went 20-of-23 for 294 yards passing on Saturday, you would've liked the Huskers' chances of winning.

Sean Callahan
HuskerOnline
Hamar

There were so many examples of the little things that the Huskers didn’t do, and they came in all three phases of the game.

Bob Hamar *
Grand Island Independent
Sipple

Nebraska's pass rush was anemic and its coverage often poor, especially on under routes.

Steven M. Sipple
Lincoln Journal Star
Shatel

The Huskers were in position to take control of this game more than once, and reverted back to the gang that trips over its own shoelaces.

Tom Shatel *
Omaha World-Herald
Hardesty

Playing “just OK” is how a team outgains an opponent 514-455, punts just twice and gives up 40 fewer penalty yards and still loses.

Matt Hardesty
Daily Nebraskan
Chatelain

Nebraska’s beat-up offense finally showed up — 31 points should be enough on your home field — but the Blackshirts got out-schemed and out-manned.

Dirk Chatelain *
Omaha World-Herald
Husker Mike

Against Indiana, there were a lot of things to like...but a lot of things that simply weren’t good enough.

Husker Mike
Corn Nation
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