Week 8 of college football is here! Many anticipated games to look forward to. In the early game, Nebraska is currently playing against Indiana. While the Cornhuskers are looking to maintain their winning momentum, the Indiana Hoosiers are among the few undefeated teams.

As the excitement builds, a post from a fan has left a sour taste for everyone looking forward to the game. A Nebraska fan has allegedly threatened gun violence against Ed Foley, the special teams coordinator for the Cornhuskers, through a cryptic message on social media. Yes, you heard it right. Even X took down the post.

We understand fan emotions. The Nebraska fans have been miffed with the team’s performance, especially the plays given by their special teams. Even today, in the first half, the special teams failed to stop Indiana’s punt return and allowed the home team to start their drive from their 45-yard line. Those things need to be improved, but violence can never be the answer.

Let’s talk about the game now. The Hoosiers have dominated throughout the game, showcasing their strength and skill on both offense and defense. Their ability to control the field has left the Cornhuskers struggling to find their rhythm. While their offense displayed some amazing game plans, they were in attacking mode since they stepped on the field. As the game progressed, it became clear that Indiana was not only outplaying Nebraska but also capitalizing on every mistake the away team made.

Indiana overpowers Nebraska as Cornhuskers struggle to keep up

Week 8! Games are getting intense. Matt Rhule and his team wanted to maintain their momentum, but things did not go in their favor. They stepped on the field with lots of hopes and positivity, but Indiana had some other plans. The game is in the third quarter, and Indiana is dominating the Cornhuskers by 49-7.

Rhule’s squad headed to the locker room down 28-7. After Indiana scored their first touchdown, the Cornhuskers defense set the negative tone for the entire game. Wide receiver Jacori Barney tried to make a big play but unfortunately stepped out of bounds at Nebraska’s 1-yard line. And then Nebraska was in a tough spot.

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They did try to bounce back, but running back Dante Dowdell fumbled the ball on the 12-yard line. Fans are frustrated with the Cornhuskers’ performance today. When Indiana was leading by 14 points, QB Dylan Raiola took a chance with a fast drive that ended with a touchdown from Jacory Barney, making it 14-7. But unfortunately, after that, the Cornhuskers completely lost their momentum, and Indiana’s offense displayed some phenomenal game plays throughout the game. Even back-up QB Tavyen Jackson got himself two TDs. The main source of attraction was their run game. On the other hand, nothing worked for Matt Rhule’s team.