Nebraska’s AD Thinks The Huskers’ Football Schedule Is Unfair

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After a trip to Ohio State, Nebraska hosts Wisconsin on Oct. 31. Two weeks later, the Huskers host Penn State. A Nov. 28 trip to Iowa, and Dec. 12 home game against Minnesota round out a pretty brutal eight week slate.

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“Lost out on that,” Moos said. “And then you look at when we’re playing who and where is a definite disadvantage to Nebraska. With a young team, opening up, at Columbus, against the No. 2 team in the nation — fans or no fans — is a giant task, especially when it’s the first post-COVID game. First time we’re on a charter aircraft, first time we’re in a hotel, first time everybody on the sidelines has masks on, first time with electronic whistles, everything’s going to be new. I didn’t feel that had to happen. And then we return to play No. 11.”

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“I don’t want to come across as the champion complainer,” Moos said. “I’m going to protect my school and what is fair. I was outspoken on those items. At the end of the day, I was 0-for-3. I wasn’t just going to sit around and listen and get kicked around. I’ll never do that. They knew I wasn’t pleased. But the schedule’s in place, it is what it is, they won’t hear any more out of me. We’re going to strap the chin strap on and go out and win games.”

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