Saturday was a day Nebraska fans will not forget for a long time. The Huskers secured one of their biggest victories of the last decade, and their freshman star

Nebraska's offense came alive Saturday at Memorial Stadium for a 44-25 victory over Wisconsin to snap a 10-game losing streak to the Badgers.

Wisconsin football will also be without its top pass-catcher. Will Pauling, who ranks second among all Badgers with 407 receiving yards, is also unavailable for UW against the 'Huskers after leaving last week's game with an injury.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers enter Saturday looking to snap some major losing streaks. Aside from the Huskers' nationally known bowl drought dating back to 2016, N

Big picture, the defeat is Wisconsin’s first to Nebraska since 2012. The result also clinched Nebraska’s first bowl appearance since 2016, snapping a nine-game losing streak with bowl eligibility at stake. Finally, it handed the Cornhuskers the Freedom Trophy for the first time in its existence.

The Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team fell, 25-21, 25-22, 25-17, to the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Saturday night in Lincoln, Nebraska.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are 30 minutes away from clinching bowl eligibility. Nebraska leads Wisconsin 24-10 at halftime. The winner of this game will get to a sixth win on the season and become bowl eligible.

Observations this week center on a big miss from the Badgers offense, Nebraska repeatedly exploiting the same weakness in Wisconsin's defense and more.

They also hoped to continue their dominance over the Nebraska Cornhuskers, who haven’t beaten the Badgers since 2012. Well, Wisconsin lost to Nebraska 44-25 in what was yet another disappointing loss this season.

Wisconsin football coach Luke Fickell was blunt in his postgame press conference comments following the 44-25 loss at Nebraska Saturday. The Badgers' coach commented on the struggles in Lincoln, the team's inability to tackle,