Seconds That Changed Games | Nebraska Cornhuskers Football News

College football’s opening weekend delivered jaw-dropping drama—from a controversial clock call that stole a potential upset for Western Michigan to Michigan’s gritty win, reminding us how one second or one play can flip the script. Flashback to Ndamukong Suh’s unstoppable 2009 rampage, and then to Nebraska’s humid, towel-wrapped volleyball suspension at Wrigley Field—sports never stops throwing curveballs. Even in Nebraska’s win over Ohio, struggles gave way to freshman phenom Jamal Rule’s breakout 100-yard rush. These are the moments that stick: when fate’s on a razor’s edge, or one player takes over. Sports? Unpred...