Quit that morning drinking. There is dozens of articles and his dad's DaLE'S blasting how he was being used here and a big part of it was AM not being able to get him the ball in any space!
Wandale was absolutely not being used like he wanted.
Ironically he wasn't used that way at all by Ky who stole him away. His only runs there was an occasional jet sweep. Never had one run between the tackles where you seem to believe he wanted to be.
Wandale saw himself as a WR! Nebraska didnt have a RB so had to use guys like him and Rahmir back there.
In his own words
"It was about 50-50 with my mom and how I was used at Nebraska.
Robinson arrived in Lincoln with expectations of being a dual threat in both the Huskers’ ground and passing attacks. However, injuries and suspensions hit Nebraska’s running back room in Robinson’s freshman year, forcing him into action as the team’s featured ball carrier. His rushing attempts more than doubled his catches, and even when he was catching passes it was out of the backfield, not as a wide receiver.
“I ended up essentially being our number one running back my freshman year,” he said. “I was like 185 pounds soaking wet at that point.”
The following season, Frost assured Robinson he would get him away from the 300-pound defensive linemen of the Big Ten and outside as a route-runner. But the injury bug bit again in 2020 and Frost put Robinson back in the backfield.
“I was like, I can’t keep doing this,” Robinson admitted. “We’re getting reports saying that’s not what I would do in the NFL.”
“At the end of the day, it’s who’s behind the center, who’s calling the plays.”
The new Kentucky offense with Coen and, eventually, quarterback Will Levis came at the perfect time for Robinson, whose NFL dreams were dying with each new carry in Nebraska’s backfield.
