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Nebraska Team Boards

Nebraska’s top offensive and defensive performances for this week, adjusted for opponent strength.

2026 season, week of Oct 19.

Top Adjusted Offense (Nebraska)

Adj. pts for, opponent-adjusted. A recognition board, not a ranking.

StantonOmaha
84 pts (raw) vs Wisner-Pilger, opp def rating 31.3 → adj 78.2
78.2
Cedar CatholicOmaha
52 pts (raw) vs Ord, opp def rating 15.7 → adj 61.8
61.8
CroftonOmaha
79 pts (raw) vs Gordon-Rushville, opp def rating 45.1 → adj 59.4
59.4
Lincoln NortheastLincoln
70 pts (raw) vs Lincoln Northwest, opp def rating 39.9 → adj 55.6
55.6
Omaha WestsideOmaha
41 pts (raw) vs Millard South, opp def rating 15.0 → adj 51.5
51.5

Top Adjusted Defense (Nebraska)

Adj. pts allowed, opponent-adjusted. A recognition board, not a ranking.

Millard NorthOmaha
0 pts allowed (raw) vs Bennington, opp off rating 36.8 → adj -11.3
-11.3
Omaha WestsideOmaha
17 pts allowed (raw) vs Millard South, opp off rating 52.8 → adj -10.3
-10.3
Archbishop BerganOmaha
6 pts allowed (raw) vs Yutan, opp off rating 37.3 → adj -5.8
-5.8
PierceGrand Island
0 pts allowed (raw) vs Central City, opp off rating 24.8 → adj 0.7
0.7
Cedar CatholicOmaha
6 pts allowed (raw) vs Ord, opp off rating 28.7 → adj 2.8
2.8
How this board works

The raw scoreboard treats every point the same, but not every opponent is the same. This board adjusts for that: an offense is judged against how good the defense it faced actually is, and a defense is judged against how good the offense it shut down actually is.

Shutting out a defense that gives up 40 a game means more than shutting out one that gives up 3. Blowing out a team that struggles every week doesn’t automatically read as a great performance here, and grinding out a close win over a strong opponent can outscore a lopsided win over a weak one. The raw score, the opponent, and the opponent’s rating are printed on every row so the adjustment never reads as a black box.

The defense number can print negative. It measures points allowed against what the opponent’s offense was expected to score, not a raw total, so zero means the defense matched expectation and a negative number means it beat it.