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The Weekly Rundown: Nebraska's late-night trip to Oregon, a missed opportunity vs. Indiana and more

Nebraska's late-night trip to Oregon stirs debate among fans and analysts.

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  • Primary Driver: Nebraska's late-night trip to Oregon stirs debate among fans and analysts.
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This late start has reportedly changed everything for fans traveling to the game, according to KETV. OregonLive.com notes that Nebraska is preparing for three potential Oregon quarterbacks ahead of the game.

On3's The Weekly Rundown also touches on Nebraska's missed opportunity against Indiana, but no further details are provided on this topic. The current state of the matchup remains unchanged, with the game set for Saturday night.

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The obvious questions

Why is the kickoff time significant?

According to KETV, the late start has changed everything for fans traveling to the game.

How many quarterbacks is Nebraska preparing for?

Three, according to OregonLive.com.

What other topics does On3's The Weekly Rundown cover?

A missed opportunity against Indiana, but no further details are provided.

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