How to Watch Nebraska vs Northwestern | Live Stream & Start Time

The Nebraska Cornhuskers (3-3) and Northwestern Wildcats (3-3), Big Ten rivals, will clash at Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE) on Saturday, October 21, 2023. Check out the article below for all the info you need to know, including how to watch this game on Fubo.

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Nebraska vs. Northwestern Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, October 21, 2023
Game Time: 3:30 PM ET
TV Channel: BTN
Location: Lincoln, Nebraska
Stadium: Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE)
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Nebraska vs. Northwestern Stats and Insights

Nebraska has been outscored by 12 points this season (2.0 per game), and opponents of Northwestern have outscored them by 32 points (5.3 per game).
Nebraska has averaged 8.3 fewer points per game (19.0) than Northwestern has allowed (27.3).
The Cornhuskers are 2-0 overall when scoring more than 27.3 points this season.
Northwestern scores just 1.0 more point per game (22.0) than Nebraska surrenders (21.0).
The Wildcats are 3-0 overall when scoring over 21.0 points this season.

Nebraska vs. Northwestern Recent Meetings

Nebraska and Northwestern have been matched up evenly over their last two meetings, sharing the same 1-1 record.
The two teams went over the point total both times while sharing an even 1-1 record in their games against the spread.
Northwestern has been outpaced by 46 points in its last two tilts versus Nebraska.

Top Performers

Nebraska

Heinrich Haarberg has spearheaded the Cornhuskers’ offense this season, posting 631 passing yards with four passing touchdowns, two interceptions and a 52.1% completion percentage.
Haarberg has been a factor with his legs, scrambling for 352 yards and three TDs in six games.
As part of the Cornhuskers’ running attack, Anthony Grant has run for 280 yards and three touchdowns on 4.4 YPC.
In six games, Billy Kemp IV has converted 36 targets into 20 catches, 219 yards and one touchdown for the Cornhuskers.
As an important piece of the Cornhuskers’ passing attack, Thomas Fidone II has tallied 157 receiving yards and three touchdowns on 12 catches.
The Cornhuskers’ defense has been helped by the play of Isaac Gifford, who has suited up for six games and posted 28 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and one interception.
The Cornhuskers’ defensive unit has been aided by the contributions of Nick Henrich, who has played six games and totaled 2.0 sacks to go with 3.0 TFL and 22 tackles.
The Cornhuskers’ defensive unit has been helped by the play of Omar Brown, who has suited up for six games and delivered one interception to go along with 22 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and one pass defended.
The Cornhuskers’ defensive unit has been helped by Jimari Butler, who has played six games, compiling 3.5 sacks to go with 3.0 TFL and 10 tackles.

Northwestern

Ben Bryant has six touchdown passes and three interceptions in six games, completing 59.0% of his throws for 926 yards (154.3 per game).
In six games, Bryce Kirtz has 24 catches for 327 yards (54.5 per game) and three touchdowns.
Cam Porter has run for 299 yards (49.8 per game) and one touchdown in six games.
Porter also has 12 catches for 68 yards and zero TDs.
In six games, Brendan Sullivan has thrown for 192 yards (32.0 per game), with three touchdowns and one interception, and a completion percentage of 67.6%.
Also, Sullivan has rushed for 96 yards and two TDs.
Xander Mueller has compiled one interception to go with 33 tackles, 5.0 TFL, 3.5 sacks, and one pass defended in six games for the Wildcats.
In six games for the Wildcats, Bryce Gallagher has compiled one interception to go with 47 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and one pass defended.
Rod Heard has recorded 1.0 sack to go with 2.0 TFL and 27 tackles in six games for the Wildcats.
The Wildcats’ Devin Turner has amassed 26 tackles in six games.