Nebraska Returns to Bowl Season Against Boston College

The Nebraska football team is set to end its eight-year bowl drought with a matchup against Boston College in the Pinstripe Bowl, marking the program's first postseason appearance since 2016. A victory would give Nebraska a winning record for the first time since 2016 and a 7-6 season under coach Matt Rhule, who aims to solidify the program's resurgence. Quarterback Dylan Raiola is on the verge of breaking Nebraska's freshman passing record, needing just 23 yards to surpass Adrian Martinez's 2,617 yards, while receiver Jacory Barney is close to setting a freshman receptions record. The Huskers are optimistic about the future, bolstered by recent transfer portal additions as they prepare for the game. Nebraska's defense faces a challenge against a balanced Boston College offense, emphasizing the need for discipline and preparation. The game represents not just a chance for victory but a pivotal moment for setting the tone for the next season.