Betting tips from AI for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
AI Consensus
1.60
Away win
6 of 6 AI models pick Iowa Hawkeyes to win at
1.60
ChatGPT tip
Iowa Hawkeyes win
1.60
ChatGPT prediction for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
Iowa’s defense travels: just 101.6 rushing yards allowed per game, 3.2 yards per carry, and an 11th-ranked pass defense. That’s a rough draw for Nebraska, now turning to backup QB Lateef Johnson. With the Huskers’ pass rush sitting 95th nationally (1.73 sacks), Iowa’s offense should stay on schedule and avoid game-flipping mistakes.
Momentum tilts Hawkeyes after a 20-17 late comeback over Michigan State, while Nebraska’s 37-10 loss at Penn State exposed issues Iowa can exploit. Iowa has also taken the last two in this series, including a late 13-10 win.
Bet: Iowa moneyline 1.42. The price reflects a rightful favorite and aligns with our win projection; Nebraska’s 2.97 isn’t enough value given the QB uncertainty and matchup edges. Expect a low-scoring grind that favors Iowa late.
Momentum tilts Hawkeyes after a 20-17 late comeback over Michigan State, while Nebraska’s 37-10 loss at Penn State exposed issues Iowa can exploit. Iowa has also taken the last two in this series, including a late 13-10 win.
Bet: Iowa moneyline 1.42. The price reflects a rightful favorite and aligns with our win projection; Nebraska’s 2.97 isn’t enough value given the QB uncertainty and matchup edges. Expect a low-scoring grind that favors Iowa late.
Gemini tip
Iowa Hawkeyes win
1.60
Gemini prediction for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
This Big Ten rivalry matchup presents a classic case of strength versus weakness, heavily favoring the visiting Iowa Hawkeyes. Iowa brings one of the nation's most formidable defenses to Lincoln, a unit that ranks 11th in pass defense and allows a stingy 3.2 yards per carry. This spells trouble for a Nebraska team forced to start a backup quarterback, Lateef Johnson, following an injury to their starter.
The recent form of both teams tells a starkly different story. The Hawkeyes are riding the high of a dramatic comeback victory over Michigan State, showcasing their resilience. In contrast, the Cornhuskers are reeling from a 37-10 drubbing by Penn State, a game that exposed vulnerabilities Iowa's defense is perfectly equipped to exploit.
With Iowa having won the last two meetings and their defense consistently shutting down opponents, all signs point to another Hawkeyes victory. While the odds of 1.42 on an Iowa win don't offer a massive payout, they accurately reflect the lopsided nature of this matchup. Expect a low-scoring, defensive battle where Iowa's superiority ultimately wins the day.
The recent form of both teams tells a starkly different story. The Hawkeyes are riding the high of a dramatic comeback victory over Michigan State, showcasing their resilience. In contrast, the Cornhuskers are reeling from a 37-10 drubbing by Penn State, a game that exposed vulnerabilities Iowa's defense is perfectly equipped to exploit.
With Iowa having won the last two meetings and their defense consistently shutting down opponents, all signs point to another Hawkeyes victory. While the odds of 1.42 on an Iowa win don't offer a massive payout, they accurately reflect the lopsided nature of this matchup. Expect a low-scoring, defensive battle where Iowa's superiority ultimately wins the day.
Claude tip
Iowa Hawkeyes win
1.60
Claude prediction for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
Iowa's defensive dominance makes them a compelling bet despite the 1.42 odds. The Hawkeyes allow just 101.6 rushing yards per game and have held four opponents to seven points or fewer this season, creating a nightmare matchup for Nebraska's backup quarterback Lateef Johnson.
Nebraska's quarterback uncertainty is the decisive factor here. Without their starter, the Cornhuskers must rely on Johnson against Iowa's 11th-ranked pass defense while their own pass rush ranks a dismal 95th nationally at 1.73 sacks per game.
Iowa's recent momentum from their dramatic comeback win over Michigan State, combined with winning the last two meetings in this series, suggests they're built for these pressure moments. The over-under at 39 points screams defensive battle, which heavily favors Iowa's suffocating unit that has never allowed more than 28 points this season.
Nebraska's quarterback uncertainty is the decisive factor here. Without their starter, the Cornhuskers must rely on Johnson against Iowa's 11th-ranked pass defense while their own pass rush ranks a dismal 95th nationally at 1.73 sacks per game.
Iowa's recent momentum from their dramatic comeback win over Michigan State, combined with winning the last two meetings in this series, suggests they're built for these pressure moments. The over-under at 39 points screams defensive battle, which heavily favors Iowa's suffocating unit that has never allowed more than 28 points this season.
Grok tip
Iowa Hawkeyes win
1.60
Grok prediction for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
As the Nebraska Cornhuskers host the Iowa Hawkeyes in this Big Ten showdown, all signs point to Iowa's defensive edge sealing the deal. The Hawkeyes' suffocating defense, limiting foes to just 101.6 rushing yards per game, is primed to exploit Nebraska's weak pass rush, ranked 95th nationally with only 1.73 sacks per game. This mismatch could give Iowa's offense the breathing room it needs to control the pace.
Adding to Nebraska's woes is their quarterback uncertainty—starting without their primary signal-caller, turning to backup Lateef Johnson against Iowa's elite secondary, ranked 11th in pass defense. Iowa's recent form bolsters this outlook, coming off a thrilling 20-17 comeback win over Michigan State, showcasing their clutch performance.
Historically, Iowa has dominated the last two meetings, including a gritty 13-10 victory last November. With odds favoring Iowa at 1.42 and Nebraska as underdogs at 2.97, expect a low-scoring battle under the 39-point total, where Iowa's defense holds firm for the win.
Adding to Nebraska's woes is their quarterback uncertainty—starting without their primary signal-caller, turning to backup Lateef Johnson against Iowa's elite secondary, ranked 11th in pass defense. Iowa's recent form bolsters this outlook, coming off a thrilling 20-17 comeback win over Michigan State, showcasing their clutch performance.
Historically, Iowa has dominated the last two meetings, including a gritty 13-10 victory last November. With odds favoring Iowa at 1.42 and Nebraska as underdogs at 2.97, expect a low-scoring battle under the 39-point total, where Iowa's defense holds firm for the win.
DeepSeek tip
Iowa Hawkeyes win
1.60
DeepSeek prediction for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
Iowa's suffocating defense, allowing just 101.6 rushing yards per game, will overwhelm Nebraska's offense, especially with backup QB Lateef Johnson stepping in against a secondary ranked 11th nationally.
The Hawkeyes' momentum from their dramatic 20-17 comeback win over Michigan State contrasts sharply with Nebraska's recent 37-10 loss to Penn State, highlighting Iowa's resilience and Nebraska's vulnerabilities.
With Iowa winning the last two meetings and holding a significant implied probability of victory at 1.42 odds, their defensive consistency and offensive opportunities against Nebraska's 95th-ranked pass rush make them the clear pick.
The Hawkeyes' momentum from their dramatic 20-17 comeback win over Michigan State contrasts sharply with Nebraska's recent 37-10 loss to Penn State, highlighting Iowa's resilience and Nebraska's vulnerabilities.
With Iowa winning the last two meetings and holding a significant implied probability of victory at 1.42 odds, their defensive consistency and offensive opportunities against Nebraska's 95th-ranked pass rush make them the clear pick.
Qwen tip
Iowa Hawkeyes win
1.60
Qwen prediction for Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa Hawkeyes, 28 November 2025.
Iowa’s defensive dominance is the defining factor in this matchup, and it sets a grim tone for Nebraska. The Hawkeyes have limited opponents to just 101.6 rushing yards per game while boasting the nation's 11th-ranked pass defense. This spells trouble for Nebraska, especially with their quarterback uncertainty. Backup Lateef Johnson will face immense pressure against an Iowa secondary that thrives on capitalizing against weaker offenses. The Cornhuskers' offensive line, which ranks 95th nationally in sacks allowed, will struggle to protect their inexperienced signal-caller.
Adding to Nebraska’s woes, Iowa rides high after a thrilling comeback victory over Michigan State, showcasing their resilience. Meanwhile, Nebraska is reeling from a 37-10 loss to Penn State, where their vulnerabilities were laid bare. Historically, Iowa has had Nebraska’s number, winning the last two meetings, including a nail-biter last November. With a 6-point spread favoring Iowa and their 1.42 odds reflecting a strong implied probability of victory, the Hawkeyes are well-positioned to extend their dominance.
The over-under of 39 points suggests a defensive slugfest, playing perfectly into Iowa’s hands. Given Nebraska’s struggles on both sides of the ball, betting on Iowa at 1.42 offers a safer path to profitability despite the steep price.
Adding to Nebraska’s woes, Iowa rides high after a thrilling comeback victory over Michigan State, showcasing their resilience. Meanwhile, Nebraska is reeling from a 37-10 loss to Penn State, where their vulnerabilities were laid bare. Historically, Iowa has had Nebraska’s number, winning the last two meetings, including a nail-biter last November. With a 6-point spread favoring Iowa and their 1.42 odds reflecting a strong implied probability of victory, the Hawkeyes are well-positioned to extend their dominance.
The over-under of 39 points suggests a defensive slugfest, playing perfectly into Iowa’s hands. Given Nebraska’s struggles on both sides of the ball, betting on Iowa at 1.42 offers a safer path to profitability despite the steep price.
Match News
# Iowa-Nebraska Matchup Preview: Key Storylines
Iowa's Defensive Dominance Sets the Tone
The Hawkeyes bring one of college football's most suffocating defenses to Lincoln, having limited opponents to just 101.6 rushing yards per game and 3.2 yards per carry. This defensive prowess becomes even more critical given Nebraska's struggling pass rush, which ranks 95th nationally at 1.73 sacks per game—a potential mismatch that could allow Iowa's offense more time to operate.
Nebraska's Quarterback Uncertainty
The Cornhuskers will be without their starting quarterback, forcing them to turn to backup Lateef Johnson in a critical Big Ten matchup. This personnel change significantly impacts Nebraska's offensive capabilities against an Iowa secondary ranked 11th nationally in pass defense.
Recent Form Tells Contrasting Stories
Iowa arrives in Lincoln riding momentum from a dramatic 20-17 comeback victory over Michigan State, where the Hawkeyes scored 10 points in the final 1:29 to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Nebraska, conversely, suffered a lopsided 37-10 road loss to Penn State, a performance that exposed vulnerabilities the Hawkeyes' defense will look to exploit.
Head-to-Head Advantage Favors Iowa
The Hawkeyes have won the last two meetings in this series, including a 13-10 home victory last November where Iowa's fourth-quarter heroics proved decisive. Iowa enters as 6-point road favorites with a 69.8% implied probability of victory based on current betting markets.
Defensive Showcase Expected
Analysts project a low-scoring affair, with the over-under set at 39 points. Iowa's defense has held four opponents to seven points or fewer this season and has never allowed more than 28 points in a game, suggesting the Cornhuskers will face an uphill battle to generate offensive production.
Iowa's Defensive Dominance Sets the Tone
The Hawkeyes bring one of college football's most suffocating defenses to Lincoln, having limited opponents to just 101.6 rushing yards per game and 3.2 yards per carry. This defensive prowess becomes even more critical given Nebraska's struggling pass rush, which ranks 95th nationally at 1.73 sacks per game—a potential mismatch that could allow Iowa's offense more time to operate.
Nebraska's Quarterback Uncertainty
The Cornhuskers will be without their starting quarterback, forcing them to turn to backup Lateef Johnson in a critical Big Ten matchup. This personnel change significantly impacts Nebraska's offensive capabilities against an Iowa secondary ranked 11th nationally in pass defense.
Recent Form Tells Contrasting Stories
Iowa arrives in Lincoln riding momentum from a dramatic 20-17 comeback victory over Michigan State, where the Hawkeyes scored 10 points in the final 1:29 to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Nebraska, conversely, suffered a lopsided 37-10 road loss to Penn State, a performance that exposed vulnerabilities the Hawkeyes' defense will look to exploit.
Head-to-Head Advantage Favors Iowa
The Hawkeyes have won the last two meetings in this series, including a 13-10 home victory last November where Iowa's fourth-quarter heroics proved decisive. Iowa enters as 6-point road favorites with a 69.8% implied probability of victory based on current betting markets.
Defensive Showcase Expected
Analysts project a low-scoring affair, with the over-under set at 39 points. Iowa's defense has held four opponents to seven points or fewer this season and has never allowed more than 28 points in a game, suggesting the Cornhuskers will face an uphill battle to generate offensive production.
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