The latest injury report for a competition between Nebraska And Rutgers is out on Saturday and a team will have to contend with significantly more injuries.

Nebraska enters the game relatively healthy and only has two on the injury report, although both will be out for the game.

Rutgers, meanwhile, has nearly a dozen players on the injury report, including two season-ending injuries. One of those injuries was discovered on an offensive lineman shortly before the game on Saturday Bryan Felter out for the game. More on this below.

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

Nebraska Cornhuskers:

Tristan Alvano – Out
Turner Corcoran – Out

Rutgers Scarlet Knights:

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

Rutgers OL Bryan Felter is out for the season

Without Felter, Rutgers’ offense will have to regroup before the biggest game of the season. Head coach Greg Schiano knows going to Lincoln to remain undefeated is a daunting task.

Especially for his offensive line that provides running lanes and pass protection.

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

“That’s why I think their defense is one of the better in America and they certainly understand what their defensive coordinator is asking them to do. Tony is a great coach and I think it’s a well-coached team. It’s a talented team and we’re going to let them play in a very, very difficult situation.”

On3’s Nick Kosko also contributed to this report.