What should Oregon expect from Nebraska's offense?

Oregon’s 17-15 loss to UCLA left the Ducks with plenty to fix on offense, even though their defense limited the Bruins to 17 points. Heading into Saturday at Autzen Stadium, Oregon faces a different look in Nebraska, where the Cornhuskers have built an attack shaped by Dana Holgorsen’s spread concepts plus a more downhill running game. Nebraska lines up heavily in 12 personnel and uses quarterback Anthony Colandrea’s legs as a stress point, while Jamal Rule has emerged as a productive redshirt freshman. With Oregon currently 3-2 and playoff hopes “on life support,” stopping Nebraska’s physical emphasis will be key.