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Kansas–Nebraska football rivalry

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American college football rivalry

Kansas–Nebraska football rivalry
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First meetingNovember 12, 1892
Kansas, 12–0
Latest meetingNovember 13, 2010
Nebraska, 20–3
Statistics
Meetings total117
All-time seriesNebraska leads, 91–23–3[1]
Largest victoryNebraska, 70–0 (1986)
Longest win streakNebraska, 36 (1969–2004)
Current win streakNebraska, 3 (2008–present)
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TheKansas–Nebraska football rivalry was an Americancollege footballrivalry between theKansas Jayhawks andNebraska Cornhuskers. The teams were conference opponents for over 100 years and played what was the longest uninterrupted annual series in college football history until it ended in 2010.

History

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In 1892, Kansas and Nebraska were founding members of theWestern Interstate University Football Association, one of college football's first conferences.[2] KU won the WIUFA championship, defeating NU 12–0 inLincoln in the first meeting between the schools. The WIUFA dissolved in 1897, shortly after Nebraska defeated Kansas to clinch the title in a game that ended due to darkness after a lengthy argument over an NU touchdown.[2]

The series was paused in 1904 and renewed in 1906, the first of what became 105 consecutive seasons in which KU and NU met. Though the series was evenly matched in its early years (each team won eight of the first sixteen games), Nebraska gained the upper hand when theMissouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association (later theBig Eight Conference) was formed. From 1917 to 1943, Nebraska played twenty-seven consecutive games against KU without a loss.[3]

A stretch of Jayhawks success afterWorld War II was followed by a dominant Cornhuskers run – from 1968 through 2004, Nebraska was 36–0 in the series with an average margin of victory of over four touchdowns, the longest win streak over a conference opponent in major college football history.[3] KU's streak-ending 2005 win was described as "euphoric," as was its famous 76–39 victory in 2007, the most points ever allowed by Nebraska.[4][5]

In 2010, Kansas and Nebraska were among sixBig 12 schools that sought entry to theBig Ten, though only Nebraska joined.[6] At the time it ended, the rivalry was the longest uninterrupted series in college football history.[7] No future games are scheduled.

Game results

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Kansas victoriesNebraska victoriesTie games
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
1 November 12, 1892Lincoln Kansas12–0
2 November 18, 1893 Lincoln Kansas18–0
3 November 17, 1894Lawrence Nebraska12–6
4 November 16, 1895 Lincoln Kansas8–4
5 November 7, 1896 Lawrence Kansas18–4
6 November 13, 1897 Lincoln Nebraska10–5
7 November 5, 1898 Lawrence Nebraska18–5
8 November 18, 1899 Lincoln Kansas36–20
9 November 17, 1900 Lawrence Nebraska12–0
10 November 16, 1901 Lincoln Nebraska29–5
11 November 8, 1902 Lincoln Nebraska16–0
12 November 14, 1903 Lawrence Nebraska6–0
13 November 17, 1906 Lincoln Kansas8–6
14 November 9, 1907 Lawrence Nebraska16–6
15 November 14, 1908 Lincoln Kansas20–5
16 November 6, 1909 Lincoln Kansas6–0
17 November 5, 1910 Lawrence Nebraska6–5
18 November 18, 1911 Lawrence Nebraska29–0
19 November 16, 1912 Lincoln Nebraska14–3
20 November 15, 1913 Lawrence Nebraska9–0
21 November 14, 1914 Lincoln Nebraska35–0
22 November 13, 1915 Lawrence Nebraska33–0
23 November 18, 1916 Lincoln Kansas7–3
24 November 17, 1917 Lawrence Nebraska13–3
25 November 16, 1918 Lincoln Nebraska20–0
26 November 15, 1919 Lincoln Nebraska19–7
27 November 13, 1920 LawrenceTie20–20
28 November 12, 1921 Lincoln Nebraska28–0
29 November 11, 1922 Lawrence Nebraska28–0
30 October 20, 1923 LincolnTie0–0
31 October 25, 1924 Lawrence Nebraska14–7
32 October 24, 1925 Lincoln Nebraska14–0
33 October 23, 1926 Lawrence Nebraska20–3
34 November 5, 1927 Lincoln Nebraska47–13
35 November 3, 1928 Lawrence Nebraska20–0
36 November 2, 1929 Lincoln Nebraska12–6
37 November 8, 1930 Lawrence Nebraska16–0
38 October 24, 1931 Lincoln Nebraska6–0
39 October 22, 1932 Lawrence Nebraska20–6
40 November 11, 1933 Lincoln Nebraska12–0
41 November 17, 1934 Lawrence Nebraska3–0
42 November 9, 1935 Lincoln Nebraska19–13
43 November 7, 1936 Lawrence#8 Nebraska26–0
44 November 6, 1937 LincolnTie13–13
45 November 5, 1938 Lawrence Nebraska16–7
46 November 11, 1939 Lincoln Nebraska7–0
47 October 19, 1940 Lawrence Nebraska53–2
48 October 11, 1941 Lincoln Nebraska32–0
49 October 31, 1942 Lawrence Nebraska14–7
50 October 23, 1943 Lincoln Nebraska7–6
51 October 21, 1944 Lawrence Kansas20–0
52 November 3, 1945 Lincoln Nebraska27–13
53 October 19, 1946 Lawrence Nebraska16–14
54 November 8, 1947 Lincoln Kansas13–7
55 October 23, 1948 Lawrence Kansas27–7
56 November 5, 1949 Lincoln Kansas27–13
57 October 28, 1950 Lawrence Nebraska33–26
58 November 3, 1951 Lincoln Kansas27–7
59 November 8, 1952 Lawrence Nebraska14–13
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
60 October 31, 1953 Lincoln Nebraska9–0
61 November 6, 1954 Lawrence#20 Nebraska41–20
62 October 29, 1955 Lincoln Nebraska19–14
63 November 10, 1956 Lawrence Nebraska26–20
64 November 2, 1957 Lincoln Kansas14–12
65 November 8, 1958 Lawrence Kansas29–7
66 October 10, 1959 Lincoln Kansas10–3
67 November 5, 1960 Lawrence Kansas31–0
68 November 4, 1961 Lincoln Kansas28–6
69 November 10, 1962 Lawrence Nebraska40–16
70 November 9, 1963 Lincoln Nebraska23–9
71 November 7, 1964 Lawrence#5 Nebraska14–7
72 November 6, 1965 Lincoln#3 Nebraska42–6
73 November 5, 1966 Lawrence#6 Nebraska24–13
74 October 14, 1967 Lawrence Kansas10–0
75 October 12, 1968 Lincoln#6 Kansas23–13
76 October 18, 1969 Lincoln Nebraska21–17
77 October 17, 1970 Lawrence#5 Nebraska41–20
78 October 16, 1971 Lincoln#1 Nebraska55–0
79 October 21, 1972 Lawrence#5 Nebraska56–0
80 October 20, 1973 Lincoln#11 Nebraska10–9
81 October 19, 1974 Lawrence#12 Nebraska56–0
82 October 11, 1975 Lincoln#4 Nebraska16–0
83 October 30, 1976 Lawrence#9 Nebraska31–3
84 November 12, 1977 Lincoln#12 Nebraska52–7
85 November 4, 1978 Lawrence#4 Nebraska63–21
86 October 13, 1979 Lincoln#5 Nebraska42–0
87 October 11, 1980 Lawrence#10 Nebraska54–0
88 October 31, 1981 Lincoln#12 Nebraska31–15
89 October 30, 1982 Lawrence#6 Nebraska52–0
90 November 12, 1983 Lincoln#1 Nebraska67–13
91 November 10, 1984 Lawrence#2 Nebraska41–7
92 November 16, 1985 Lincoln#2 Nebraska56–6
93 November 15, 1986 Lawrence#6 Nebraska70–0
94 October 10, 1987 Lincoln#2 Nebraska54–2
95 October 8, 1988 Lawrence#9 Nebraska63–10
96 November 11, 1989 Lincoln#6 Nebraska51–14
97 November 10, 1990 Lawrence#13 Nebraska41–9
98 November 9, 1991 Lawrence#11 Nebraska59–23
99 November 7, 1992 Lincoln#7 Nebraska49–7
100 November 6, 1993 Lawrence#6 Nebraska21–20
101 November 5, 1994 Lincoln#1 Nebraska45–17
102 November 11, 1995 Lawrence#1 Nebraska41–3
103 October 26, 1996 Lincoln#5 Nebraska63–7
104 October 25, 1997 Lawrence#1 Nebraska35–0
105 October 17, 1998 Lincoln#8 Nebraska41–0
106 October 30, 1999 Lawrence#8 Nebraska24–17
107 November 4, 2000 Lincoln#5 Nebraska56–17
108 November 3, 2001 Lawrence#2 Nebraska51–7
109 November 9, 2002 Lincoln Nebraska45–7
110 November 8, 2003 Lawrence#19 Nebraska24–3
111 October 2, 2004 Lincoln Nebraska14–8
112 November 5, 2005 Lawrence Kansas40–15
113 September 30, 2006 Lincoln#21 Nebraska39–32
114 November 3, 2007 Lawrence#8 Kansas76–39
115 November 8, 2008 Lincoln Nebraska45–35
116 November 14, 2009 Lawrence Nebraska31–17
117 November 13, 2010 Lincoln#9 Nebraska20–3
Series: Nebraska leads 91–23–3[1]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ab"Kansas Jayhawks vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers football series history".Winsipedia.
  2. ^abMark Fricke."Nebraska Football In The 1890s"(PDF). library.la84.org. p. 11. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on October 26, 2016. RetrievedOctober 26, 2016.
  3. ^abMitch Smith (November 11, 2010)."Huskers, Jayhawks meet for last time in 100-year rivalry".The Daily Nebraskan. RetrievedAugust 7, 2025.
  4. ^George Diepenbrock (November 6, 2005)."'Huskers are history!'".KU Sports. RetrievedAugust 7, 2025.
  5. ^"Kansas Jayhawk Memories: KU Football beats Nebraska 76-39".Rock Chalk Talk. July 26, 2017. RetrievedAugust 7, 2025.
  6. ^Mike Dyce (July 27, 2015)."Oklahoma, Kansas tried to join Big 10".Fansided. RetrievedFebruary 17, 2016.
  7. ^Matt Tate (November 12, 2010)."Kansas vs. Nebraska game ends nation's longest uninterrupted college football series after 105 games".KU Sports. RetrievedOctober 26, 2020.
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