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Nebraska Cornhuskers at USC Trojans

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How To Watch

How To Watch

How can I watch Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. USC Trojans?
  • TV Channel: Cornhuskers at Trojans 2021 College Football, week 12, is broadcasted on .
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Game Information

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Location: Los Angeles, CA
Capacity:

Big Ten - East

TEAM OVR CONF
Michigan 15-0 9-0
Ohio State 11-2 8-1
Penn State 10-3 7-2
Maryland 8-5 4-5
Rutgers 7-6 3-6
Michigan State 4-8 2-7
Indiana 3-9 1-8

Big Ten - West

TEAM OVER CONF
Iowa 10-4 7-2
Northwestern 8-5 5-4
Wisconsin 7-6 5-4
Nebraska 5-7 3-6
Purdue 4-8 3-6
Illinois 5-7 3-6
Minnesota 6-7 3-6
Full Standings

Cornhuskers Last 5

Date OPP Result
vs PUR PUR W 31-14
@ MSU MSU L 20-17
vs MD MD L 13-10
@ WIS WIS L 24-17 OT
vs IOWA IOWA L 13-10

Trojans Last 5

Date OPP Result
@ CAL W 50-49
vs WASH L 52-42
@ ORE L 36-27
vs UCLA L 38-20
vs LOU W 42-28

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