US EditionMichigan powers its way to road win over Nebraska in Big Ten opener
Michigan's rushing offense totaled 286 yards with three rushing touchdowns and kicker Dominic Zvada was perfect on three field goals, securing a narrow Big Ten opener victory.
- Michigan Wolverines defeated Nebraska Cornhuskers 30-27 in their Big Ten opener on Saturday, September 20, 2025, at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Neb.
- The game followed Michigan's focus on strong rushing led by Justice Haynes and Bryce Underwood, while Nebraska aimed to break its 28-game losing streak against ranked teams.
- Justice Haynes scored an early 75-yard touchdown, Michigan led 27-17 in the fourth quarter, and Dominic Zvada made three field goals, including a 21-yarder late in the game.
- Despite the loss, Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola completed 30 of 41 passes, throwing for over 300 yards and connecting on three touchdown passes, including a late scoring drive that brought the Huskers within three points.
- Michigan improved to 3-1 with a sixth straight Big Ten opener win, while Nebraska remains 3-1 but extended its losing streak against ranked opponents to 28 games.
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