Nebraska offense gains 523 total yards in season opener against Ohio
Sports Illustrated • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 5:11 PM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Nebraska totaled 523 yards of offense in its season-opening game against Ohio. The team recorded 248 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 42 carries, overcoming the loss of Emmett Johnson, who served as the team's primary ball carrier last season. The offensive performance gained momentum in the second half of the contest as the unit finalized adjustments. Detailed player evaluations for the game were subsequently released through Pro Football Focus data. These statistics highlight the individual contributions across the offensive roster during the opening win. The team moves forward into the remainder of its schedule following this initial test.
- •Nebraska recorded 523 total yards against Ohio in the season opener.
- •The team finished with 248 rushing yards and four touchdowns.
- •Players recorded 42 total carries throughout the game.
- •Pro Football Focus released individual offensive grades for the team.
- 5:11 PMSports Illustrated — How Every Nebraska Player Who Saw the Field on Offense Against Ohio Graded Out on PFF - Sports Illustrated
"The Huskers totaled 523 yards in the season opener against Ohio and got things figured out in the second half.
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