What Time Is the Huskers Football Game Today?

What Time Is the Huskers Football Game Today?

By Sarah Miller ·

The Nebraska Cornhuskers football game this week is scheduled for 2:30 PM Central Time (CT) on Saturday, October 11, 2025, against the Purdue Boilermakers at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, NE. This Big Ten Conference matchup will be broadcast nationally on CBS, making it one of the most-watched games of the weekend.

Upcoming Huskers Football Game Details

This week's game marks a crucial point in the Nebraska Cornhuskers' 2025 season as they continue their pursuit of a Big Ten Championship berth. Playing at home in front of a passionate crowd, the team looks to build momentum after a strong performance last week.

Date and Location

How to Watch the Huskers Game

Fans across the country can catch the action through multiple viewing options:

2025 Nebraska Cornhuskers Full Schedule Overview

The 2025 season has been highly anticipated following offseason roster improvements and coaching adjustments. Below is a detailed look at key conference matchups and broadcast details.

Date Opponent Location Kickoff (CT) TV Network Result
Aug 30UCF KnightsLincoln, NE6:00 PMESPNW 31–24
Sep 6at ColoradoBoulder, CO8:00 PMFSNW 27–20
Sep 13Troy TrojansLincoln, NE5:30 PMESPNUW 45–10
Sep 27at IllinoisChampaign, IL2:30 PMCBSL 23–27
Oct 4Iowa State*Lincoln, NE2:30 PMABCW 34–31 OT
Oct 11PurdueLincoln, NE2:30 PMCBSPending
Oct 18at WisconsinMadison, WI11:00 AMFOXPending
Oct 25Minnesota*Lincoln, NE2:30 PMBTNPending
Table data source:1, 2

The Cornhuskers have shown consistency at home with a 3–0 record so far in 2025, averaging 33.7 points per game. Road games remain challenging, particularly the upcoming trip to Wisconsin. Their Oct 4 overtime win over Iowa State was their first victory over a ranked non-conference opponent since 2021.

Key Players to Watch This Season

Nebraska’s success hinges on several standout performers who have elevated their play early in the season.

Quarterback – Dylan Raiola

In his sophomore year, Raiola has improved significantly in decision-making and deep-ball accuracy. He currently leads the Big Ten in completion percentage (69.4%) and passer rating (162.3).

Running Back – Anthony Grant

A transfer from Georgia, Grant brings physicality and speed. Through five games, he has rushed for 487 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 5.3 yards per carry.

Defensive Star – Garrett Nelson, LB

Nelson leads the team in tackles (48) and has two forced fumbles. His ability to disrupt opposing offenses makes him a potential All-Big Ten candidate.

Tailgating and Game Day Experience at Memorial Stadium

With a capacity of over 85,000, Memorial Stadium delivers one of college football’s most electric atmospheres. Fans begin arriving as early as 8:00 AM for pre-game festivities.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Huskers Football Game

What time does the Huskers football game start today?

The Nebraska Cornhuskers football game today starts at 2:30 PM Central Time. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30 PM CT (3:30 PM ET) at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Is the Huskers game on TV this week?

Yes, the Nebraska vs. Purdue game on October 11, 2025, will be televised nationally on CBS. It is also available via live stream on Paramount+, fuboTV, and other major platforms.

Where can I watch the Huskers game online?

You can stream the Huskers football game live on services like Paramount+, fuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and the ESPN app (if applicable). A subscription is required for access.

Who are the Cornhuskers playing this week?

This week, the Nebraska Cornhuskers face the Purdue Boilermakers at home in Lincoln, Nebraska. The game is part of the Big Ten Conference schedule.

How can I buy tickets for the Huskers football game?

Tickets for Nebraska Cornhuskers home games can be purchased through the official athletics website at huskers.com. Secondary options include Ticketmaster and SeatGeek, though prices may vary.

Has Nebraska ever won a national championship?

Yes, the Nebraska Cornhuskers have won five national championships in program history—recognized in 1970, 1971, 1994, 1995, and 1997. They are one of the most storied programs in college football history.