Every Saturday, the Denver Post sports writers give a grade to (usually) the pro teams in Colorado.
This week they included an out of state college program. Unusual, but you can see why.
Nebraska — F
There’s reality, and then there’s whatever is going on inside the state of Nebraska.
We got a taste of both this week when the Big Ten postponed its fall football season, and the University of Nebraska stomped its collective feet and declared the Huskers were playing anyway.
Exactly who their opponents would be — or how they could do so and also compete in a spring Big Ten season — was a mystery. And one, frankly, it appears they hadn’t even considered prior to throwing a university-wide tantrum.
Not a great look for a program that hasn’t delivered so much as a ham sandwich since joining the B1G in 2011. It’s one thing to be unified in purpose. It’s quite another to be unified in delusion.
For a group charged with being the adults on campus, NU’s coaches and administrators failed miserably.
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