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OSU offense by game Akron (1-5) 27 first downs 224 yards rushing on 51 attempts (4.4) 293 yards passing 20-28-0 517 total yards on 79 plays (6.5) 2 fumbles, 1 lost Toledo (3-3) 17 first downs 112 yards rushing on 34 attempts (3.3) 189 yards passing 16-30-0 301 total yards on 64 plays (4.7) 1 fumble, 1 lost Miami (2-3) 15 first downs 174 yards rushing on 37 attempts (4.7) 35 yards passing 4-18-1 209 total yards on 55 plays (3.8) 2 fumbles, 1 lost Colorado (1-5) 20 first downs 226 yards rushing on 47 attempts (4.8) 110 yards passing 7-15-0 336 total yards on 62 plays (5.4) 1 fumble, 0 lost Michigan State (4-1) 12 first downs 35 yards rushing on 39 attempts (0.9) 143 yards passing 12-25-1 178 total yards on 64 plays (2.8) 1 fumble, 0 lost Nebraska ** 16 first downs 243 yards rushing on 41 attempts (5.9) 108 yards passing 6-18-1 351 total yards on 59 plays (5.9) 2 fumbles 1 lost **Keep in mind these stats all came in less than 3 quarters, when Miller got hurt and OSU's offense suddenly disappeared. If you want to compare Nebraska to the defense of a bunch of sub-.500 teams, then it is average to slightly below average. If you want to compare Nebraska to a divisional foe, then it is horrendous.