The final injury report for a match between Nebraska And Rutgers is out on Saturday and one team will have to deal with a significantly higher number of injuries.

Nebraska enters the game relatively healthy, with only two injuries on the list, although both will be out for the game.

Rutgers, on the other hand, has nearly a dozen players on the injury list, including a few season-ending injuries. One of those injuries was revealed shortly before the game on Saturday, to an offensive lineman Bryan Felter out for the game. More about that below.

You can view the full injury reports for both teams below.

Nebraska Cornhuskers:

Tristan Alvano – Out
Turner Corcoran – Out

Rutgers Scarlet Knights:

Mohamed Toure – Away (season)
Emir Stinette – Out
Bryan Felter – Out (season)
Chris Long – Doubtful
Robert Longerbeam – Doubtful
Ian Strong – Doubtful
AJ Surace – Doubtful
Michael Dixon – Doubtful
Naseim Brantley – Doubtful
Shedrick Rhodes – Doubtful

Rutgers OL Bryan Felter out for the season

Without Felter, Rutgers’ offensive line will have to regroup ahead of the biggest game of the season. Head coach Greg Schiano knows it’s a huge task heading to Lincoln to try to remain undefeated.

Mainly because of its offensive line that provides running backs and pass protection.

“Defensively, I think their defensive line is solid,” Schiano said Monday. “Robinson, 9, and then 0 and 1, I think it’s Butler and I don’t know if I’m going to say this right, Hutmacher, those three guys, as physical as you’ll see. The linebackers, we know one of them, he’s an Irvington guy that we recruited, a really good player in Gbayor, and then I think the secondary is really well coached. I mean, they play together. They play – you can tell they know what they are doing with the plan.

“So I think their defense is one of the better ones in America, and they certainly understand what their defensive coordinator wants them to do. Tony is a great coach and I think it’s a well-coached team. They are a talented team and we are going to play them in a very, very difficult place to play.”

On3’s Nick Kosko also contributed to this report.