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Week 4: Matt Rhule Speaks with Media, Scouting Michigan State
Rhule said Nebraska’s 3-0 start means little until it faces Big Ten competition, and ESPN’s matchup predictor gives the Huskers a 71.5% chance to win.
- On Saturday, Sept. 26, Nebraska travels to East Lansing to face Michigan State in a Big Ten opener that Coach Matt Rhule describes as an 'execution test' for his unbeaten squad.
- The Huskers enter conference play averaging 520.7 yards per game, led by transfer quarterback Anthony Colandrea and freshman running back Jamal Rule, who has posted 329 rushing yards through three contests.
- Following a 27-10 loss to No. 3 Notre Dame, Spartans head coach Pat Fitzgerald is focusing on consistency as he leads his team into its conference schedule in his first season at the helm.
- Assessing the Spartans, Rhule praised Fitzgerald's disciplined approach, noting they have half as many penalties as Nebraska and possess a powerful offensive line capable of anchoring a physical game plan.
- ESPN's matchup predictor gives Nebraska a 71.5% chance to win this 15th all-time meeting between the programs, though execution remains the deciding factor in the road contest.
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Week 4: Matt Rhule speaks with media, scouting Michigan State
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule took to the podium for his weekly press conference following the team’s 34-7 win over North Dakota on Monday morning at the Hawks Championship Center. Coach Rhule previewed to this weekend’s conference-opener against Michigan State. “They’re going to run the football, they’re going to have a powerful offensive line, they’re going...
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Matt Rhule, Nebraska readies for 'physical, physical' battle vs. Michigan State
Nebraska's Big Ten battle against Michigan State, NU coach Matt Rhule said Monday, won't be "schematic game," but one defined by execution.
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