How did a loss to Colorado in 2001 spur Nebraska's downward spiral w/ Mitch Sherman
Andy and Mitch Sherman discuss the implications of Nebraska' 2001 loss to Colorado.
Until Saturday: A show about college football · The Athletic
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Show Notes
Andy and The Athletic's Nebraska Cornhuskers keyboard clicker Mitch Sherman reflect on Nebraska's 2001 loss to Colorado, and how the Buffaloes' triumph led to the Cornhuskers' precipitous, near-two-decade- long fall from grace. The guys chat about the early 2000's complexion of the Big 12 North, Nebraska's inability to adjust to Colorado's offensive scheme, and, how prior to clashing with the Buffs', Frank Solich's team was in a position to contend for a BCS National Title. Speaking of Solich, what ripple effects did his firing have on the program, and how did the loss to Colorado and Miami affect the team emotionally?
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