After dropping from a 3-0 start to a 3-3 record, including 0-3 in the Big Ten, can Minnesota get back on track aginst Nebraska, which has shockingly lost all six of its games so far this season? The Cornhuskers may be 0-6, but they're favored by four points against the Gophers. Here's everything you need to follow the game from Lincoln.
Gameview: Statistics and game play-by-play
Kickoff: 2:30 p.m.
Television: BTN
Radio: 100.3 FM, Gophers Radio Network, XM/Sirius Ch. 210, Streaming Ch. 972
Tickets: StubHub | Ticket King
Nebraska scouting report.
Big Ten scoreboard and schedule
Team statistics: Gophers | Nebraska
Latest Nebraska news and national rankings
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College football scoreboard and schedule
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