Nebraska tries to duck Oklahoma game & Cornhuskers' future w/ Mitch Sherman
Andy and The Athletic's Mitch Sherman discuss Nebraska's near debacle, as the Cornhuskers tried to avoid this season's Oklahoma game.
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In honor of the 50th anniversary of the 'Game of the Century' between Nebraska and Oklahoma, the Cornhuskers and Sooners are scheduled to square off this season. However, Nebraska tried to avoid the matchup earlier this month, though they've since reaffirmed their commitment to the contest. Why did Scott Frost's unit try to duck OU? Mitch Sherman joins Andy to dissect the controversy (1:00). What were fans', and the guys', initial reactions when reports surfaced (8:00)? If Big Red had remained steadfast in their retreat, would that have been an admission that this team is not competitive (14:00)? Could fans have responded by ended the sellout streak (18:30), and what are fair expectations this year (21:00)? Lastly, the guys chat Frost's job security and how his squad's trajectory his year (23:30).
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