Nebraska football quarterback Anthony Colandrea explained the halftime focus in Saturday's win over Ohio.

After a rough start, the Huskers took control and pulled away for the big win.

The Huskers pulled away from Ohio in the 2026 season opener with a strong second-half performance.

The Huskers overcome the heat, penalties, and a scrappy bunch of Bobcats to open the season 1-0.

Anthony Colandrea passed for 275 yards with three touchdowns and ran for a fourth, Jamal Rule ran for 122 yards and scored three times, and Nebraska pulled away from Ohio in the fourth quarter in a 49-21 victory on Saturday. Colandrea, the UNLV transfer making his first start for the Cornhuskers, led five straight touchdown drives to turn a close game into a blowout. Rule became the first Nebraska freshman running back to rush for 100 yards in an opener since 2004, ending his day with an 11-yard touchdown run.

Year 4 of the Matt Rhule era begins with Dylan Raiola gone and Anthony Colandrea as QB1. Colandrea's style of play will look more like the Nebraska teams of old.

Another season opener that will provide the landscape for where Nebraska can go. Once again, this season is another crucial one for Matt Rhule.

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