I was wrong. Scott Frost has done it again, in typical Scott Frost fashion. The Huskers led by 11 points twice and blew both leads. Big Red had a strong passing attack led by QB Casey Thompson, who went 25/42 and had 355 Passing Yards, 1 TD, and 2 INTs. WRs Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda, Trey Palmer, Marcus Washington, and Alante Brown all played well, along with starting TE Travis Vokolek, Garcia-Castaneda finished with 4 Receptions for 120 Yards and 1 TD. Vokolek finished with 5 Receptions for 63 Yards. The offense wasn't the problem, nor were the special teams (minus the onside kick that was called by Frost). Rather, the defense, with poor coverage, pressure, and tackling, was what did the Huskers anything but a favor. Northwestern, however, played much better than expected and executed a great game plan on defense and especially offense. The Wildcat defense forced 3 Turnovers and had 2 Sacks and 3 TFLs. QB Ryan Hilinksi (on offense) went 27/38 and had 314 Passing Yards and 2 TDs. RBs Evan Hull and Cam Porter speared Nebraska on the ground, rushing for 214 Yards and 2 TDs, chewing clock and breaking the blackshirts. Northwestern moves on to play Duke in 2 weeks, while Nebraska returns home with a bundle of frustration and questions.