The Huskers’ second game of the 2026 season will come at home against Bowling Green on September 12. The Falcons, led by Eddie George, the winner of the 1995 Heisman Trophy over former Nebraska quarterback Tommie Frazier, enter his second season as head coach, looking to rebound from a 4-8 campaign in 2025. Pulling off an upset against a Big Ten opponent would instantly change the outlook surrounding the program. Here’s an early look at what Bowling Green is expected to bring into Lincoln this fall, including key returners, transfer additions, and what the Big Red will need to do to avoid trouble against a MAC opponent that it will be massive favorites against. Offensive Outlook The Falcons fielded one of the worst offenses in college football last season, ranking 124th nationally while averaging just 306.8 yards per game. However, the one positive was their balance. Bowling Green averaged 151.3 passing yards and 155.5 rushing yards per contest. The struggles offensively were obvious throughout the year.…