Greg Sharpe addressed this last night on Sports Nightly. He said baseball has been pushed back because sports that have traditionally been played in the fall, volleyball, soccer etc have changed their seasons to the spring and BTN has covered them through their championships. There will now be more baseball that those sports are over. He also said that because the games are player on weekends with no mid week games it has decreased coverage. I wish husker fans would get over the " They are trying to punish Nebraska" syndrome. Sounds grade school.It sure feels like the B10 doesn't want NU to succeed in anything. I worked for a company like that and after 22 years I finally quit and started over. I am succeeding at every phase of my life now. Don't wait 22 years NU.
Greg Sharpe addressed this last night on Sports Nightly. He said baseball has been pushed back because sports that have traditionally been played in the fall, volleyball, soccer etc have changed their seasons to the spring and BTN has covered them through their championships. There will now be more baseball that those sports are over. He also said that because the games are player on weekends with no mid week games it has decreased coverage. I wish husker fans would get over the " They are trying to punish Nebraska" syndrome. Sounds grade school.
Just passing along the information as presented by a spokesman of the husker network and yes I still think it's childish to always feel persecuted.BTN’s coverage of baseball has always been lackluster.. nothing new this year smart guy.
Agree that BTN’s baseball coverage is thin at best. I didn’t start the thread to complain about NU being picked on, just wanted to let people know a game was on today
Hroch seems like weakest of our starters. Love our pen hope we can win it in later innings
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