Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders wasn’t pleased with the Nebraska coaches and players who stood on the Buffalo logo at midfield prior to the Buffaloes’ 36-14 win against the Cornhuskers on Saturday.
Nick Rothschild of KMGH-TV in Denver reported that Nebraska coach Matt Rhule led his team to midfield on the logo for a pregame meeting. However, Sanders noticed the situation during his warm-up session and jogged to midfield to “calmly” end the Cornhuskers’ congregation.
Following Colorado’s victory, Sanders told reporters that Nebraska’s behavior was a case of “extreme disrespect,” per David Ubben of The Athletic.
