Talk about an authoritative opening speech.
Nebraska’s game against Colorado on Saturday night was highly anticipated across the country – an old-school rivalry game between two top-notch quarterbacks (Dylan Raiola and Shedeur Sanders) and two big-name coaches (Matt Rhule and Deion Sanders).
If fans tuned in expecting a close game, they were instead greeted with laughter. The Cornhuskers built a 28-0 lead that sent the college football world into a frenzy.
Two narrative threads quickly emerged: Deion Sanders’ team is not where it should be in year two, and Nebraska is in rock-solid form two weeks into the 2024 season.
The Buffaloes’ weak offensive line continued to be a popular target for fans.
Meanwhile, the Cornhuskers fans did a well-deserved lap of honor.
Jokes were made about Deion Sanders’ hostility toward unfriendly writers.
Many feared a repeat of Colorado’s 2023 season.
The Buffaloes’ sloppy playing style caused a stir.
Nebraska fans struggled to adjust to their new world.
All in all, it was 30 humiliating minutes for the Colorado team, which is still in the development phase.