Nebraska led by 12 entering the fourth quarter, but a comedy of errors led to another Husker loss, their seventh straight to Iowa and sixth straight to end the 2021 season at 3-9.
The World-Herald's Sam McKewon hands out his Husker Report Card, assessing Nebraska's performance in several areas. Here are the grades coming out of the Iowa game.
Both teams played to their reputations — Nebraska as a talented team that can’t seem to overcome its issues — and Iowa as a team that does all the little things right. That made all the difference.
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