LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — The No. 25-ranked Nebraska football team took its second loss of the season Friday night, losing 24-6 to Minnesota at Huntington Bank Stadium. It was a slow night for Nebraska’s offense, only totaling 213 yards compared to Minnesota’s 339.

The Golden Gophers have won five in a row against Nebraska and lead the all-time series 37-25-2. Minnesota (4-2, 2-1 Big Ten) bounced back last week from its blowout loss to Ohio State by beating Purdue. But Nebraska profiles as a tougher challenge than the Boilermakers.

Darius Taylor ran for 148 yards and a touchdown, Drake Lindsey completed 16 of 20 passes for 153 yards and a score and Minnesota sacked quarterback Dylan Raiola a school-record nine times in a 24-6 victory over No.

The Huskers were outcoached, outhit, and outplayed against the Gophers. Whether they were tired or felt like it would be an easy win, Nebraska simply didn’t sho

A flat performance Friday did nothing to enhance Rhule's candidacy at Penn State — or to inspire confidence in a Nebraska resurgence.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers and Minnesota Golden Gophers clash in a Friday night showdown at Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

On this week's After Nebraska Football, Josh Peterson and Jack Mitchell unpacked Nebraska's disappointing 24-6 loss. Did the loss continue a pattern too often s

Minnesota exposed Nebraska as still vulnerable to the type of effort that so frustrated fans of the Huskers over the past decade.