Northwestern vs Nebraska Prediction and Pick, Week 9

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Northwestern vs Nebraska Prediction

Now we have the Northwestern vs Nebraska Prediction for both teams.

At the beginning of this clash, the Northwestern Wildcats had a record of 5-2 during the course of this season. The Wildcats recently competed against the Purdue Boilermakers and emerged victorious with a final score of 19-0. This was the last time they took the field. When it came to the run, the Wildcats gave up 87 yards on 26 attempts, which is equivalent to an average of 3.3 yards for each rush opportunity that they gave up. With a completion rate of 53.3%, Northwestern allowed 16 pass completions out of 30 attempts, which resulted in 218 yards completed. During the course of the game, they carried out 76 plays, which resulted in 364 yards. After everything was said and done, the Northwestern Wildcats ran the ball fifty times and accumulated 232 yards, which resulted in them averaging 4.6 yards per carry.

During the current season, the Wildcats have accumulated a total of 2,551 yards. When it comes to scoring touchdowns, Northwestern has scored a total of 10 touchdowns through the passing game and 8 touchdowns through the running game. When it comes to the ball, they have handed it over to the opposing team eleven times. Over the course of the season, Northwestern’s offense has accumulated 152 first downs, while they have been penalized for 27 penalties for 199 yards. The fact that they are averaging 190.1 yards on the ground during the season places them in the 38th position in the nation. Concerning the amount of points that are being scored, the Northwestern Wildcats are averaging 22.7 points per game against their opponents.

Due to the fact that they allow 1,180 yards in the air, the Wildcats are now ranked twenty-first in the nation in terms of passing yards. During the course of the season, they have allowed a completion percentage of 58.6% and have allowed 168.6 yards per game via the air. Over the course of the season, they have thrown for 305.3 yards per game, which places them in the 22nd position in college football. In addition to allowing five touchdowns through the air, they have allowed seven scores through the ball. As of this point in the season, they have allowed an average of 4.5 yards per rush and 136.7 yards per game for rushing. Within the span of seven games played this year, they have allowed a total of 957 yards to be gained with the run game. According to the college football rankings, the Wildcats are rated eleventh in terms of the scoring of their opponents, as they allow 15.1 points per game.

This game will be played by the Cornhuskers, who have a record of 5-2 for the currently ongoing season. At the time of their most recent appearance on the field, the Cornhuskers were defeated by the Minnesota Golden Gophers by a score of 24-6. This result was the result of their most recent game. Nebraska allowed 35 tries on the ground for a total of 186 yards, with each rush resulting in 5.3 yards. A completion rate of 80.0% was allowed by the Cornhuskers’ passing defense, which resulted in the loss of 153 yards on 16 out of 20 passes. At the end of the game, the Cornhuskers had a total of 213 yards, and they ran 54 plays, which averaged 3.9 yards per play. In the end, Nebraska finished with a total of 36 yards on 29 carries, for a running average of 1.2 yards per carry.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are currently ranked 51st in Division I with an average of 416.1 yards per game scored by their offense. 310 yards of penalties have been accumulated by the Nebraska offense due to 34 infractions, which places them 107th in the USA in terms of the amount of assistance they have provided to the opposing team. They have used the rush to gain an average of 125.0 yards per game and have carried the ball for a total of 875 yards so far this season. A total of 158 first downs have been obtained by them, and they have thrown five interceptions while only allowing one fumble to be recovered. With an average of 36.0 points per game, the Cornhuskers are ranked 29th in Division I in terms of how much they score. During the course of the season up to this point, the Cornhuskers have accumulated 2,038 yards in the air, in addition to an average of 291.1 yards through the air per game, which places them in the 18th position in Division I.

Due to the fact that they allow 19.4 points per game, the Cornhuskers are now ranked thirty-first in college football. For the season, Nebraska has allowed a total of 1,094 running yards, which is equivalent to 156.3 yards per game, and has also allowed 13 touchdowns on the ground. In addition to allowing three touchdowns to be scored through the passing game, they have allowed 123.0 yards per game, which places them in first place in the nation. The Cornhuskers’ defense has participated in 413 plays, which places them in the twenty-first spot among all defenses in the country. Over the course of the year, they had a total of six fumbles and three interceptions. This year, they have conceded a total of 136 points to their opponents.

✅ Our CFB Week 9 Pick: Northwestern Wildcats ML

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