How to Watch Nebraska Football at Michigan State with Preview, Breakdown, TV Channel
Key Points:
- Nebraska enters its Big Ten conference play undefeated at 3-0, having dominated non-conference opponents Ohio, Bowling Green, and FCS North Dakota, with offensive coordinator Dana Holgorsen unlocking a potent offense led by quarterback Anthony Colandrea and freshman Jamal Rule.
- The Huskers’ defense, under new coordinator Rob Aurich, has improved after a slow start, allowing just 22 points in the last two games, with defensive lineman Riley Van Poppel emerging as a key player.
- Michigan State, led by new head coach Pat Fitzgerald in his first season, presents a tougher challenge with a revamped roster heavy on transfers, including standout running back Cam Edwards and quarterback Alessio Milivojevic, though the Spartans are coming off a 2-1 start.
- Nebraska holds a historical advantage in the series (10-4) and is favored to win, but must avoid a low-scoring, defensive struggle to secure a strong start to their Big Ten campaign against a Spartans team expected to play physical and disrupt the Huskers' rhythm.
- The game is set for Saturday, Sept. 26 at 4 p.m. CT at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Michigan, and will be broadcast on the B1G Network with radio coverage available via the Huskers Radio Network.