Nebraska cornerback Braxton Clark (17) tackles Purdue wide receiver Amad Anderson Jr. during the first half on Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Ind.
JUSTIN WAN, Journal StarThe offense didn’t capitalize enough times. The defense couldn’t get stops down the stretch. The Huskers couldn’t take advantage of a couple of big — and, so far this season, relatively rare — positive special-teams plays.
The result, of course, was a dispiriting 31-27 loss that stands both as NU’s third straight defeat and also the latest in a series of tossup type games that have not gone the Huskers’ way.