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The Nebraska Cornhuskers head west to face the UCLA Bruins on Saturday in Pasadena, as freshman quarterback TJ Lateef prepares for his first career start under the lights at the Rose Bowl. Nebraska’s 21–17 loss to USC last weekend came at a steep price. Starting QB Dylan Raiola suffered a broken fibula in the third quarter, sidelining the sophomore for the rest of the regular season. Coach Matt Rhule now turns to Lateef — a dynamic freshman who showed flashes earlier in the year — to guide a Cornhuskers team still chasing its first nine-win campaign since 2016. Lateef completed 5 of 7 passes in relief against USC but struggled to move the offense against a tough Trojans defense. His

The Towson Tigers visit the Houston Cougars on Saturday afternoon in a nonconference matchup that serves as another early-season measuring stick for Kelvin Sampson’s reloaded Houston squad. The Cougars, ranked No. 2 nationally, opened their season with a 75–57 win over Lehigh — a game that doubled as Sampson’s 300th career victory at Houston. More importantly, it marked the first step in integrating one of the program’s most talented but inexperienced rosters in years. After last season’s 35–5 campaign that ended in a national championship loss to Florida, Houston saw key contributors LJ Cryer, J’Wan Roberts, and Terrance Arceneaux depart. In their place, Sampson added a mix of five-star freshmen and impact transfers, including forward Chris Cenac Jr., guard Isiah

The Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons meet in Berlin, Germany, marking the city’s first-ever NFL game and the fifth regular-season contest played in the country. The matchup at Olympiastadion kicks off at 9:30 AM ET on Sunday, November 9, 2025, live on NFL Network. The Colts (7-2) arrive in Europe looking to rebound from a narrow 27-20 loss to the Steelers, which ended their four-game win streak. Despite the setback, Indianapolis remains one of the AFC’s most complete teams, leading the league in scoring (32.2 points per game) and rushing offense. The Falcons (3-5) head overseas hoping to snap a three-game skid. Head coach Raheem Morris needs his young core, led by quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and receiver Drake London,

The Baltimore Ravens continue their midseason rally with a visit to the Minnesota Vikings, looking to extend their win streak and inch back into the AFC playoff conversation. After a frustrating 1-5 start, Baltimore (3-5) has turned the corner behind Lamar Jackson’s return to form and a revived ground attack led by Derrick Henry. The Ravens dominated Miami 28-6 last week, their most complete performance of the season. Jackson threw four touchdown passes while Henry powered through for 119 rushing yards. Minnesota (4-4) has been unpredictable but remains a legitimate threat at home. Rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy guided the Vikings to a 27-24 win over Detroit in Week 9, combining two passing touchdowns with a rushing score. The Vikings’ offense