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WashingtonatNebraska

Sat., Oct. 31, 2026 · 7:00 PM CT · BTN · Memorial Stadium

Washington is a shotgun, quick-game team (89% shotgun, 41% of snaps are quick throws) with a bottom-10 run game (rush offense rank 130) and leaky protection (22 sacks allowed, rank 127). Nebraska owns the nation's No. 1 third-down defense (19.3%). Make them live on 3rd & 5+, where they succeed 28% of the time on film. On offense, run it at a defense Iowa ran over for 263 yards, and finish in the red zone, where UW's defense ranks 119th. [1][2][3][4][7]

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Goal line 64%
Red zone 37%
Opp 21-35 55%
Opp 36-50 45%
Own 35-50 54%
Own 25-34 47%
Backed up 46%

448 charted snaps, 7 games. Source: Husker Film Room charting [7].

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1 vs 119

3rd-down ranks

NU defense vs UW offense [3]

Sacks UW has allowed

rank 127 of 138 [1][3]

28%

UW success on 3rd & 5+

film, 7 games [7]

263

Iowa rush yds vs UW

38 carries [4]

22 of 24

UW opp. red-zone scores

rank 119 [1][3]

0-3

Cunanan from 50+

Robles 9-11, long 48 [4]

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2026 · Week 9 · Halloween Blackout

Washington at Nebraska

Sat., Oct. 31, 2026 · 448 charted snaps · interactive field

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What this is

A fan's film room for Nebraska football. We chart the opponent snap by snap, tie every number to a public source, and turn it into the stuff a coordinator would want on a laminated card: tendencies by field zone and down & distance, the looks that beat them, and suggested calls.

Charted, not guessed. Down, distance, spot and result come from official play-by-play, reconciled to the box score.

Sourced. Every section cites its sources. If it isn't in a source, it isn't on the site.

Unofficial. Fan work. Not affiliated with Nebraska or the Big Ten.

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