Dylan Raiola gets the last laugh as Nebraska leads all game until the final minute, a 17-14 devastating loss in Eugene
Early Break – 93.7 The Ticket KNTKShow Notes
-It was about the worst way you could possibly see this game going---a 4 th quarter lead for Nebraska leading to Dylan Raiola being inserted into the game for an ineffective Brock Thomas—and 2 long scoring drives to end the game bring complete and total misery for Husker fans -It’s become all too common for Husker fans for finding ways to lose---and this one hurts a ton for staying up until 2am, in a tough road environment, vs. your former QB….and it was predictable. At what point does the predictable stop happening?
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