No. 2 Nebraska, coming off what it called an “ugly win” over Minnesota, will look for more consistency when it welcomes Indiana to the Devaney Center in Lincoln on Saturday night.

Match time is 8:30 p.m. ET and you can watch it on the Big Ten Network or live stream it on fubo TV (FREE trial), Sling TV (discount) and DirecTV Stream (FREE trial and discount).

The Cornhuskers come into this match at 25-1 and 15-1 in the Big Ten.

For just the second time in the last 10 matches, Nebraska dropped a set, but the Cornhuskers rallied to win the final two for a 25-12, 22-25, 25-22, 25-19 victory over No. 16 Minnesota on Thursday night.

Per accounts, Nebraska struggled in transition most of the night, allowing Minnesota to extend rallies.

Bergen Reilly recorded 20 digs and six kills — both career highs — to go with her 40 assists and four blocks. She hit .500, but the team struggled to terminate out of system when she took the first contact.

Harper Murray led the Huskers with 13 kills on .250 hitting and a career-high 19 digs. Taylor Landfair added 12 kills against her former team, but also had nine errors and hit .067. Jackson contributed nine kills on .471 hitting and six blocks.

• WHO: Indiana at Nebraska women’s volleyball
• WHERE: Devaney Center, Lincoln, Nebraska
• WHEN: 8:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 16
• TV: Big Ten Network or live stream it on fubo TV (FREE trial), Sling TV (discount) and DirecTV Stream (FREE trial and discount)

Lexi Rodriguez added 16 digs and seven assists as Nebraska held the Gophers to .130 hitting.

The Cornhuskers have just one more home match after this one, on Nov. 23 vs. Wisconsin. They’ll wrap up the regular season with an East Coast swing during Thanksgiving weekend, at Penn State on Nov. 29 and at Maryland on Nov. 30.

Indiana enters at 12-13 and 5-10 in the Big Ten.

The Hoosiers come into the match fresh off a three-set loss to Iowa. They continue to adjust their lineup to find the best combination. Head Coach Steve Aird is in his seventh season at Indiana. The team found success last season finishing 11-9 in the conference with the most conference wins in more than 20 years.

Indiana has multiple jump servers. Camryn Haworth is the Hoosiers’ top player, leading with .58 aces per set, but the entire team contributes to the ace category. They average 1.60 aces per set as a team.

You can see the full lineup for both teams at this conrhusker.com link.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Here are the results of the Nebraska high school football playoff games on Friday night.

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Omaha Skutt Catholic 42, Seward 21: The Sky Hawks came from behind to end the Blue Jays’ season in a battle of the birds.

Wahoo Bishop Neumann 6, Battle Creek 0: Beau Fijan threw to Marcus Woita for a touchdown, and those were the only points the Cavaliers would need.

Class A

Omaha Westside 47, Omaha North 21

Millard South 49, Kearney 14

Class B

Bennington 16, Elkhorn North 7

Class C-1

Central City 29, Sidney 12

Wahoo 59, Auburn 7

Class C-2

Norfolk Catholic 35, Kearney Catholic 13

Class D-1

Sandy Creek 63, Lourdes Central Catholic 8

Stanton 48, Summerland 34

Class D-2

Central Valley 50, Archangels Catholic 8

Riverside 50, Bruning-Davenport/Shickley 20

Class D-6

Stuart 52, Hay Springs 20

Sumner-Eddyville-Miller 38, Garden County 12

The Nebraska Cornhuskers and head coach Matt Rhule used its second bye week to spice things up in hopes of snapping NU’s four-game losing streak after starting 5-1.

Rhule phoned former Houston and West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen to take a look at the struggle Husker offense.

Holgorsen’s suggestions was enough for Rhule to demote Marcus Satterfield and elevate Holgorsen to offensive coordinator ahead of Saturday’s afternoon battle against USC. A win would be momumental for Nebraska, securing its first berth in a bowl game since 2016. A fourth-straight loss would send the program into further peril and raise further questions in Rhule’s second season.

The HuskerMax and Nebraska Cornhuskers on SI crew make their predictions for Saturday. The average score is 24-22 USC.

The closest prediction two weeks ago belonged to Matt McMaster with a 24-21 Nebraska win. That was 10 points off the actual 27-20 UCLA victory.

*Indicates closest in previous week’s prediction and how many “wins” over the season. Ties will result in wins for all parties.

The Why

Austin Jacobsen: I have liked Nebraska’s chances in this game since the start of the season – I still am curious why USC has always been assumed to be a heavy favorite in the contest. My favoritism may show, but new wrinkles for both offenses will showcase big plays and big mistakes. I would lean towards a more motivated defense making stops when asked, so I’ll grant Nebraska a new lease on the year with a win.

Eric Hess: Both teams made some big changes during the bye week. Holgorsen’s playcalling gives some rhythm to the Husker’s offense while the Blackshirts force some mistakes out of the young USC QB.

Josh Peterson: Nebraska’s offense finds more rhythm than it has since September but Jordan Maiava picks up some big plays on the ground and Nebraska wins the game on a walk-off FG.

Joe Hudson: This offense cannot be fixed in two weeks’ time. Please prove me wrong, Mr. Holgorsen!

ThotDoc: This score prediction may be more aspirational than reality based given that the Huskers are almost a double digit underdog. But, USC seems more beatable now than at the beginning of the year and has struggled with the rigors of the Big Ten. I’m hoping the new offensive coordinator helps the Huskers be less predictable and more productive. A late field goal by the Huskers is the winning difference.

Enrique Alvarez-Clary: The QB change for USC will trump the OC change for the Huskers.

Cole Stukenholtz: A little juice for the offense with Holgorsen calling plays, Blackshirts struggle early, Huskers give a valiant effort but must play from behind and can’t quite get over the hump.

Jay Stockwell: Satterfield’s demotion will hopefully remove the offensive constraints. Expect the defense to be inspired as it was in Columbus. This team plays well on the road. Get ready for some excitement from Dana Holgerson as he unleashes Raiola (assuming he is not hurt) on the Coliseum.

Bob Frady: Our long national bowl game nightmare will end with a 28-21 victory over the Men from Troy.

Middle-Aged Ball Coach: Nebraska has the better linemen on both sides. I don’t know what else Holgorsen will be doing, but I have to believe that he can help gameplan a way to attack USC’s defense with the run, then use RPOs to adjust to their adjustments.

Tad Stryker: Will Holgorsen help the offense play with more confidence and pace? It will look somewhat better, but kicking game problems persist and a critical turnover sets up the Trojans for the game-winning score.

Chris Fort: The Huskers come out with more gusto than they showed against UCLA along with some inventive offensive plays but USC crawls back and wins a close one.

Jeremy Pernell: I’ll actually be at the LA Coliseum for this game with my best friend and one of my brothers on a guys trip. Both teams have seen their seasons go off the rails after the calendar flipped to October, so I anticipate having to apologize to them for suggesting we sandwich this game in between trips to Universal Studios and Disneyland.

Find more predictions at HuskerMax.com.

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