The two teams score 43 or more points between them.
Confidence74%
Model69.0%SportsbooksOdds68.9%Edge+0.1
Reading a pick: Sportsbooks is the win chance built into the odds when the pick went up, Model is our model’s own number, and Edge is the gap between them. Every pick is graded once the game is final.
Predicted score by quarterThe model’s most likely score in each quarter, away team first
TeamQ1Q2Q3Q41st halfFinal
WASHWashington7077721
NEBNebraska77771428
Most likely final scoresWASH 21–28 NEB 0.6%WASH 21–24 NEB 0.6%WASH 24–27 NEB 0.5%
Projected box scoreModel onlyBuilt from 19 full box scores per team · not a betting line
WASHWashingtonNebraskaNEB
Offense
328Total yards381
218Passing yards223
110Rushing yards158
18First downs21
Scoring
3▼ 2Touchdowns▼ 13
2Passing touchdowns2
1Rushing touchdowns1
0▲ 1Field goals made▼ 12
Ball security
1Turnovers1
1Interceptions thrown1
1Fumbles lost1
0Sacks allowed0
54Penalty yards59
Team stat picksThe model’s own lines on each team’s yards and first downs · no sportsbook odds
WASHTotal yardsOver 255.5Proj. 32972%Void
WASHPassing yardsOver 161.5Proj. 21972%Void
WASHRushing yardsOver 57.5Proj. 11072%Void
WASHFirst downsOver 14.5Proj. 1870%Void
NEBTotal yardsOver 308.5Proj. 38172%Void
NEBPassing yardsOver 166.5Proj. 22372%Void
NEBRushing yardsOver 105.5Proj. 15872%Void
NEBFirst downsOver 17.5Proj. 2172%Void
Key playersProjected lines for each team’s quarterback, running back and top receivers
Road form.Washington is 1-1 on the road this season, winning by 4.0 points a game.
Home form.Nebraska is 4-1 at home, scoring 40.8 points a game there.
Line move.The spread opened at NEB −9.5 and is now NEB −7.5, a 2-point move toward Washington.
Rest.Washington comes in on 14 days’ rest, Nebraska on 13.
Tale of the tape
WASHWashingtonNEBNebraska
WASHWashingtonNEBNebraska
4-3Record5-2
1-1 roadRoad / home4-1 home
W1StreakL2
14 daysRest13 days
27.9Points per game35.6
22.7Points allowed15.4
+36Point differentialseason to date+141
283Passing yards / game235
104Rushing yards / game194
33%3rd-down conversion51%
11Takeaways10
0Sacks0
9Turnovers4
253Passing yards / game253
151Rushing yards / game225
26%3rd-down conversion54%
3Takeaways5
0Sacks0
6Turnovers3
Season to date, per game, from the box scores; “road · home” compares Washington’s road games with Nebraska’s home games. The brighter bar marks the better side.
Recent games
Most recent first · closing moneyline beside each score · form reads oldest to newestMost recent first · closing moneyline
WASHWashington4-3WLLLW
Wk 7Oct 16@ PUR
WASHWashington38PURPurdue26
Washington moneyline +133Purdue moneyline −167
WFINAL
Wk 6Oct 9vs IOWA
IOWAIowa41WASHWashington24
Iowa moneyline +135Washington moneyline −167
LFINAL
Wk 5Oct 3@ USC
WASHWashington21USCUSC25
Washington moneyline +215USC moneyline −303
LFINAL
Wk 4Sep 26vs MINN
MINNMinnesota27WASHWashington24
Minnesota moneyline +345Washington moneyline −526
LFINAL
Wk 3Sep 19vs EW
EWE Washington16WASHWashington48
–E Washington: no odds on record–Washington: no odds on record
WFINAL
NEBNebraska5-2WWWLL
Wk 7Oct 17@ ORE
NEBNebraska14OREOregon17
Nebraska moneyline +215Oregon moneyline −270
LFINAL
Wk 6Oct 10vs IU
IUIndiana20NEBNebraska17
Indiana moneyline −370Nebraska moneyline +280
LFINAL
Wk 5Oct 3vs MD
MDMaryland23NEBNebraska48
Maryland moneyline +480Nebraska moneyline −909
WFINAL
Wk 4Sep 26@ MSU
NEBNebraska31MSUMichigan St13
Nebraska moneyline −250Michigan St moneyline +182
WFINAL
Wk 3Sep 19vs ND
NDNorth Dakota7NEBNebraska34
North Dakota moneyline +1200Nebraska moneyline −5000
WFINAL
Standings
2026 season · conference standings · todayTeams in this game
Where each line opened and where it sits now at the sportsbooks we follow. Spreads are listed for the home team.
Washington beat Nebraska 17–10 in college football Week 9, on Friday, October 30 at 8:00 PM ET, at Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE). The moneyline had Washington at +260 and Nebraska at −357.
Our model predicted a final score of Washington 21, Nebraska 28. Its picks: Nebraska to win (−357), lost; Washington +17.5 (−294), won; over 42.5 points (−256), lost. The best pick was Nebraska to win, at 86% confidence.