“We’re so close. I’m sick and tired of hearing, ‘We’re so close.’ But, gosh darn it, we’re close. I feel like it isn’t this game, it’s definitely going to be the next game.”
Reimer, the sophomore linebacker, didn’t think fatigue was a major factor why Michigan scored 13 points in the final quarter.
“They just got us. They’re a good team,” Reimer said. “They’re going to get theirs. We just have to do a better job of not letting them drive down the field on us and getting points on us.”
After the Martinez fumble, the Husker defense held Michigan to a field goal, which got the ball back to Nebraska for one last chance to tie or win with 80 seconds left.
“(After) any sudden change we say, ‘Put out the fire,’” Robinson said. “We went out there and put out the fire the best we could and get the offense the ball so we can go score.”
The Nebraska defense held Michigan scoreless in the first quarter. Robinson had a 13-yard sack in the first quarter to end a Michigan drive. It was Robinson’s first sack at Nebraska.
Linebacker Nick Henrich had a career-high 15 tackles for NU.
Photos and video: Nebraska hosts No. 9 Michigan under the lights at Memorial Stadium
Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara (12) is pressured by Nebraska’s Ben Stille (left) and Cam Taylor-Britt in the third quarter on Saturday, Oct. 9, 2021, at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska wide receiver Samori Toure (3) gets taken down by Michigan’s Nikhai Hill-Green (41) in the third quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Daylen Baldwin (left) scrambles out of bounds as Nebraska’s JoJo Domann pursues in the third quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s A.J. Henning (3) drops a Nebraska punt in the third quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The Wolverines recovered the ball.
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Nebraska running back Rahmir Johnson pulls in a touchdown pass from Adrian Martinez in the third quarter against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska running back Rahmir Johnson (14) gets a hand from teammate Travis Vokolek (83) as Oliver Martin looks on following Johnson’s third-quarter touchdown against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez rushes in for the two-point conversion against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Deontai Williams (8) leads his teammates in a celebration of his third-quarter interception against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska wide receiver Levi Falck celebrates his third-quarter touchdown against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska wide receiver Oliver Martin (89) picks up a first-down reception against Michigan’s R.J. Moten in the fourth quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez (2) celebrates a fourth-quarter touchdown run against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan celebrates an interception made by Daxton Hill (30) against Nebraska in the second quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez (2) celebrates a fourth-quarter touchdown run against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez (2) celebrates a fourth-quarter touchdown run against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Hassan Haskins’ leaps over Nebraska’s Marquel Dismuke in the fourth quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Tamon Lynum walks off the field after the Huskers 29-32 loss to Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska celebrates Austin Allen’s third quarter touchdown against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s senior offensive analyst Ron Brown leads a postgame prayer after Michigan beat Nebraska 32-29 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Ben Stille walks off the field after a fourth-quarter injury against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan kicker Jake Moody (left) connects for what would be the game-winning field goal late in the game against Nebraska on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska head coach Scott Frost walks off the field after the Huskers lost to Michigan 32-29 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska quarterback Adrian Martinez (2) walks off the field after the Huskers lost to Michigan 32-29 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh (right) and Nebraska head coach Scott Frost greet each other at the center of the field after the Wolverines defeated the Huskers 32-29 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Blake Corum (2) gets tackled by Nebraska’s Cam Taylor-Britt and Marquel Dismuke in the second quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Cam Taylor-Britt (5) breaks up a pass to Michigan’s Cornelius Johnson (6) in the first quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Nick Henrich (42) trips up Michigan’s Sam Staruch (84) in the first quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Omar Manning (5) gets tackled by Michigan’s Brad Hawkins (2) after catching a pass in the first quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska’s Cam Taylor-Britt (5) breaks up a pass to Michigan’s Daylen Baldwin in the second quarter Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Mike Sainristil makes a diving catch in the second quarter against Nebraska on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Cade McNamara throws an incomplete pass in the second quarter against Nebraska on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Hassan Haskins (25) leaps into the end zone for a touchdown, but the play was reviewed and reversed after quarterback Cade McNamara (bottom left) was deemed to put his knee down as he was handing off to Haskins in the second quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Michigan’s Daxton Hill (30) pulls in an interception on a pass intended for Nebraska’s Austin Allen (11) in the second quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska coach Scott Frost (right) has words for an official after the Husker defense was called for a delay of game penalty in the second quarter against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska wide receiver Omar Manning (5) catches a first-down pass against Michigan’s Brad Hawkins in the first quarter on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska defensive coordinator Erik Chinander gets a double-fist bump as he watches warmups before a game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska head coach Scott Frost watches the team during warmups before a game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska defensive coordinator Erik Chinander (left) and head coach Scott Frost watch the team before a game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska defensive coordinator Erik Chinander watches warmups before a game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska head coach Scott Frost (right) talks with assistant coach Ryan Held during before a game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Gavin Miller of Omaha throws the football prior to Nebraska’s game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Cale Frazier of Omaha throws the football before Nebraska’s game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska offensive lineman Turner Corcoran reaches out to fans lining the route of the Unity Walk prior to the Michigan game on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Robert Davies of Lincoln shows off his assortment of “beat buttons” accumulated from the Nebraska bookstore in 2005, ’06 and ’07 during tailgating prior to the Michigan game on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska football player Ethan Piper high-fives Tiny Tim, a long-haired dachshund held by John Bender of Monument, Colo., as he exits the bus for the Unity Walk on Saturday before the Huskers played Michigan at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska players walk to the stadium before their game against Michigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Nebraska coach Scott Frost exits the bus for the Unity Walk on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Huskers fans greet Nebraska players as they walk to the stadium during their Unity Walk before NU played Michigigan on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
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Herbie Husker stands with the crowd before Nebraska arrives for the Unity Walk on Saturday before the Husker football team played Michigan at Memorial Stadium.
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