Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos felt defeated Saturday. But let's be clear, he wasn't whining.
The Huskers will open the 2020 season Oct. 24 at Ohio State, followed by a home game against Wisconsin.
The Huskers were the No. 9 team in the nation going into that game on the West Coast, and still a 13-point underdog to the Trojans.
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Some are obvious. Some are not. They all share something in common: At some point, they have stolen the hearts of Husker fans.
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