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When the Blackshirts were needed most, they came through.

Nebraska football defeated Rutgers 14-7 on Saturday afternoon in Lincoln. NU improves to 5-1 while the Scarlet Knights (4-1) suffer their first loss.

The Huskers took a 14-0 lead before halftime with a strong running game and an efficient performance from Dylan Raiola. Despite an interception and a blocked punt, the Blackshirts held the guests scoreless.

The defense continued to shine in the second half. On back-to-back possessions, Rutgers set up the Nebraska 2-and-28.

Zero points were scored.

The Nebraska offense struggled in the final 15 minutes, but even after a late Rutgers touchdown, the Blackshirts held firm and prevented the Scarlet Knights from tying the game.

Raiola finished the game with 134 passing yards, only 14 of which came after halftime. Brian Buschini passed for 30 yards on a fake punt in the fourth quarter.

The Huskers ran for 97 yards, with 57 of those yards coming from Dante Dowdell.

Rutgers managed 264 total yards, including 186 through the air from Athan Kaliakmanis. Kyle Monangai, who rushed for 64 yards on eight carries in the first half, finished with 78 yards.

Nebraska is off next week. The Huskers return to action on October 19th at undefeated Indiana.

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