A lot of things went wrong for Nebraska football in its 56–7 lost to Indiana. Among those many problems was the play of quarterback Dylan Raiola. He finished 28/44 through the air for 234 yards with no touchdowns and three interceptions.

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If anything, 56-7 should snap you back to reality, right?” Rhule said. Here are the quick hits from the Nebraska coach's 30-minute press conference Monday.

To say Nebraska's loss to the Indiana Hoosiers was rough would be an understatement. The Huskers suffered their biggest loss since 2016 when the Ohio State Buckeyes blew them out 62-3. Indiana ran and threw the ball all over Nebraska, and the Huskers' offense posed little threat to the Hoosiers.

Coach Matt Rhule, after the Huskers endured the third-worst margin of defeat in program history, guided them through an afternoon walkthrough on Monday and a two-hour film session in the morning. In talking to Nebraska’s players,