Nebraska Football Over/Under Win Total Set at 7½

According to Circa Sports, the Huskers are in the same win total window as Washington, Illinois, Iowa, and USC. The Big Ten Conference teams with the highest over/under win totals are Ohio State and Oregon at 10½.

Penn State is at 10, with Indiana and Michigan at 8½.

Nebraska has won more than seven games just once in the past decade. That came in 2016, when Mike Riley's second team went 9-4, finished tied for second in the Big Ten West, and made the Music City Bowl.

Rhule's teams have historically taken a jump in year three. At Temple, the Owls went from 2-10 to 6-6 to 10-4. At Baylor, the Bears went form 1-11 to 7-6 to 11-3.

The first two years under Rhule have gone 5-7 and 7-6. Is a jump to at least eight wins coming this fall?

The full list of Big Ten Conference over/under win totals is below.

• Ohio State 10½
  
• Oregon 10½
  
• Penn State 10
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  Indiana 8½
  
• Michigan 8½
  
• Washington 7½
  
• Illinois 7½
  
• Iowa 7½
  
• Nebraska 7½
  
• USC 7½
  
• Minnesota 6½
  
• Michigan State 5½
  
• Rutgers 5½
  
• UCLA 5½
  
• Wisconsin 5½
  
• Maryland 4½
  
• Northwestern 4
  
• Purdue 3

Nebraska Football 2025 Schedule

• Aug. 28 vs. Cincinnati (Kansas City) 8 p.m. CDT on ESPN
• Sep. 6 vs. Akron TBA
• Sep. 13 vs. Houston Christian TBA
• Sep. 20 vs. Michigan TBA
• Oct. 4 vs. Michigan State TBA
• Oct. 11 at Maryland TBA
• Oct. 18 at Minnesota TBA
• Oct. 25 vs. Northwestern TBA
• Nov. 1 vs. USC TBA
• Nov. 8 at UCLA TBA
• Nov. 22 at Penn State TBA
• Nov. 28 vs Iowa TBA

Home games are bolded.

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