How to buy tickets for Nebraska vs. Cincinnati NCAA college football
Nebraska is looking to improve on a 3-6 season last year in the Big Ten, while Cincinnati was also 3-6 in the Big 12. Nebraska is entering only their third year under head coach Matt Rhule, while Cincinnati is expecting improvement--at least qualifying for a bowl game this season. The two will face off to start the season and test the beginning of a hopeful season.
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