Never did they mention that Nebraska was just as roughed up all year, and our star senior QB wasn't able to make the game, either.
Yeah they did. At the beginning, the middle and the end.
They put up stats showing all the records Taylor Martinez set at Nebraska. The sideline reporter spoke directly with Martinez (likely he didn't want to appear on camera) and reported what he told her about his injury and that he has set the date of the NFL combine for his recovery. At which point Ed Cunningham said a healthy Martinez deserves a chance at some position - including quarterback - in the NFL.
They speculated how much better Nebraska's season would have gone with a healthy Taylor (even if a lot of Nebraska fans don't go that far)
They were incredibly effusive about Ameer Abdullah throughout the game, even mentioning a fellow ESPN analyst saying he'd never seen a 190 pound back hit the line harder, ever.
They mentioned Nebraska's decimated offensive line several times, and also how well the reserves had stepped up.
Cunningham also defended Bo Pelini regarding the audio tape, saying it was taken out of context, said Bo had Nebraska heading in the right direction, that he deserved to keep his job and that the Huskers should be among the early favorites in the new Big 10 West.
They also mentioned how few teams could boast Nebraska's string of 9+ win seasons.
They also said a lot of things supportive of Georgia football, because why the hell wouldn't they?
When asked to rank the greatest college football teams of all-time, ESPN college football analysts put two Nebraska teams in the top 3. Fowler and Corso both appear in our own Legacy Video, calling Nebraska fans the best and most knowledgeball in college football. Not "one of the best". But "the best." Along with our gameday experience. The classiness of Nebraska fans and the Bobby Bowden anecdote are repeated in every Nebraska broadcast and now they've added the Jack Hoffman video, voted one of the best moment in the entire sporting world at the ESPYs.
If you were anybody else on the planet, you'd conclude that ESPN just can't get their nose out of Nebraska's a$$.
But I guess we see what we want to see. Just don't know why Husker fans are so damn quick to perceive an insult.