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Nebraska football is playing Michigan State on Saturday. A number of injury concerns occurred early in the game, however. Nebraska running back Jamal Rule suffered an injury scare and headed to the locker room after Michigan State running back Cam Walker exited the contest as well, per Sean Callahan of HuskerOnline. It seems as if Rule suffered an apparent leg injury.
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Rule was later seen on the sideline, but it remains to be seen if he will return to the game. Updates will continue to be monitored and provided on his injury status as they are made available.
Jamal Rule entered the game with 38 carries for 329 rushing yards and five touchdowns. Nebraska is 3-0 overall and Rule has played a crucial role in the team's success. He's recorded two touchdowns in two of the three games played so far. He's also rushed for over 100 yards in two games.
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Nebraska has worked hard to improve the roster this year. They have had some uncertainty , but the team is off to a strong start this season. It goes without saying, but they would love to begin the season 4-0. The Cornhuskers hold a 24-10 lead over the Spartans as of this story's writing.
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It is worth mentioning that Nebraska's competition has not been especially strong so far. They will play Maryland next week before an intriguing matchup against No. 5 Indiana . The schedule will get tougher in the coming weeks, but Nebraska is focused on taking care of business against its current opponent at the moment.
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