Nebraska Football Falls Short, Volleyball Sweeps Illinois
Nebraska Football Falls Short, Volleyball Sweeps Illinois

Nebraska Football Falls Short, Volleyball Sweeps Illinois

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Nebraska football nearly upset No. 4 Ohio State, leading in the fourth quarter for the first time against a top-five opponent since 2009, but ultimately fell 21-17. Despite a strong defensive showing that limited Ohio State's running game to 2.7 yards per carry and forced a critical third-quarter interception, Nebraska's offense struggled with conservative play-calling and a late interception sealed their fate. Ohio State's victory preserved their College Football Playoff hopes, marked by Will Howard's decisive touchdown pass and a crucial defensive stop. Meanwhile, Nebraska remains winless against ranked teams under coach Matt Rhule, extending their losing streak to 27 games against such opponents. In volleyball, No. 2 Nebraska swept Illinois in straight sets, with standout performances from Bergen Reilly and Merritt Beason, reflecting Nebraska's dominance in the Big Ten. Additionally, the Reilly sisters' rivalry continues to captivate as they play for opposing teams, showcasing a heartfelt bond despite their competitive matchup.

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