Fresh off their first win of the season, the Northwestern Wildcats will look to put together another solid performance as the Nebraska Cornhuskers come to town on Saturday. And while much of the talk after last week’s win centered around the big plays from the offense, this week’s matchup will require a ramped up effort on the defensive side of the ball. The Northwestern defense will have its hands full trying to stop a high-powered Nebraska offense that is ranked No. 14 in S&P offense thus far in 2016, a challenge that became even more daunting after it was confirmed on Monday that the Wildcats’ secondary would be without starters Matthew Harris and Kyle Queiro for a second straight week.
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