Aggies defense faces stiff challenge against Nebraska (Las Cruces Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES — Big offensive line, big receivers, big-play ability. That pretty much sums up the Nebraska offense. Next Saturday in Lincoln, Neb., the New Mexico State Aggies open the 2008 campaign at the 2-0 Cornhuskers, which has beaten Western Michigan and San Jose State to start the season.

San Jose State hangs tough with Nebraska (Contra Costa Times)
For more than three quarters, San Jose State matched Nebraska block for block and tackle for tackle. But just when the Spartans seemed ready to pounce, it unraveled. And it unraveled quickly. Two plays, spanning 37 seconds, was all it took for Nebraska to break open a close game and coast to a 35-12 victory before 84,146 fans at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Neb.

Kickoff return spurs Nebraska to victory over San Jose State (The News & Observer)
Niles Paul ran back a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, allowing Nebraska to break open a close game and go on to beat San Jose State 35-12 Saturday.

Nebraska-San Jose State Game Notes (Grand Island Independent)
When Nebraska nose tackle Ndamukong Suh returned an interception 49 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter of Saturday’s 35-12 win over San Jose State, it was the first by a Nebraska interior defensive lineman since Bruce Moore returned a pickoff 54 yards in 1992 against Arizona State.

Recap: Nebraska vs. San Jose St (Miami Herald)
Three different players scored rushing touchdowns for Nebraska, as the Cornhuskers rolled past the San Jose State Spartans, 35-12, in non-league action at Memorial Stadium.