The 76.6 points the Cornhuskers average are only 4.3 more than the Trojans allow.
When Nebraska scores more than 72.3, it has a record of 8-3.
USC is 9-3 when conceding fewer than 76.6 points.
The Trojans' 77 points per game are 7.1 more than the Cornhuskers allow.
USC is 11-2 when posting more than 69.9 points.
Nebraska has an 11-1 record when conceding fewer than 77 points.
The Cornhuskers have totaled 120 more points than their opponents this year (6.7 per game), and the Trojans have also outscored their opponents, by 85 (4.7 per game).

The Cornhuskers are making 46.3% of their shots from the field, 2.1% higher than the Trojans allow to opponents (44.2%).
Nebraska has an 8-5 straight-up record when shooting higher than 44.2% from the field.
The Trojans' 48.4% shooting percentage from the field is 7.2% higher than the Cornhuskers have given up.
USC is 11-4 straight up when shooting above 41.2% from the field.

The Cornhuskers pull down 34 boards per game, 4.6 more than the Trojans.
Nebraska is 11-2 overall when it finishes with more rebounds. USC is 4-3 when it falls short on the boards.
The Cornhuskers average 8.1 offensive boards, which is 1.3 more than the Trojans.
When the Cornhuskers grab more offensive rebounds, they are 5-1 overall. When collecting fewer, the Trojans are 5-4.
Nebraska is +2.6999999999999993 in terms of rebounds per game, and USC is +1.

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