No. 23 Southern California will carry its high-powered offense into Saturday night's game against Nebraska in Lincoln, Neb.
The contrast of styles will shape a crucial matchup for two teams looking to stay in the upper half of the Big Ten race.
Nebraska (6-2, 3-2) avoided falling on the wrong side of .500 in league play when it beat Northwestern 28-21 last week. The victory marked the Cornhuskers' lowest defensive yield since the team opened the season giving up 24 combined points in the first three games.
"Great secondary, great guys up front," Southern California quarterback Jayden Maiava said of Nebraska. "I see it as another great opportunity for us and the boys to showcase what we've been practicing."
The Cornhuskers head into this week giving up 19.6 points per game, the 30th-low

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