IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Nebraska will play at Iowa on the day after Thanksgiving, continuing a tradition
that started when the Cornhuskers joined the Big Ten in 2011.
The Big Ten on Monday announced the game would be played Nov. 27 instead of Nov. 28. Kickoff time will be
announced later.
In another schedule change, Iowa will play at Minnesota on Nov. 13, a Friday, instead of on Nov. 14.
This will mark the 31st straight season Nebraska has played on Black Friday, dating to the 1990 season.
In addition to 10 matchups with Iowa, the Cornhuskers played Colorado for 15 straight seasons from
1996-2010 and met Oklahoma six consecutive years from 1990-95.
The Big Ten season opens Oct. 24, with Nebraska playing at No. 6 Ohio State and Iowa at Purdue.
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