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November 07, 2025
After another ranked loss, radio host says Nebraska fans deserve more: Ben Doody's media notes
In this week's media notes column, Nebraska sports talk host Jake Sorensen expands on his emotional reaction to the Huskers' loss to USC.
## Radio Host Says Nebraska Fans Deserve More After Another Ranked Loss
Nebraska sports talk radio host Jake Sorensen didn't mince words following the Huskers' recent defeat at the hands of USC. In his weekly media notes column, Sorensen, a familiar voice to many Cornhusker fans, expressed his frustration and argued that the loyal fanbase deserves better from their team.
Sorensen's emotional reaction, broadcast live on air, resonated with many listeners who have witnessed a long drought of success for Nebraska football. While acknowledging the progress being made under the current coaching staff, Sorensen emphasized that the repeated disappointments, especially against ranked opponents, are taking a toll on the morale of the supporters.
"These fans, they pack Memorial Stadium every single game, rain or shine," Sorensen wrote in his column. "They travel across the country to support this team. They pour their hearts and souls, and their hard-earned money, into Nebraska football. They deserve to see a return on that investment."
The loss to USC, another in a string of defeats against ranked teams, seemed to be the tipping point for Sorensen. He pointed to specific areas where the Huskers fell short, not necessarily to criticize individual players or coaches, but rather to highlight the systemic issues that have plagued the program for years. He called for a greater sense of urgency and accountability from everyone involved, from the coaching staff to the players themselves.
Sorensen's media notes column also touched on the broader context of Nebraska's struggles. He acknowledged the increasingly competitive landscape of college football and the challenges of recruiting top talent. However, he maintained that Nebraska, with its rich history and passionate fanbase, should be a perennial contender.
While remaining optimistic about the future, Sorensen's message was clear: Nebraska needs to find a way to translate potential into tangible results. He urged fans to continue supporting the team, but also encouraged them to demand more from a program that has fallen short of expectations for far too long. His column has sparked widespread discussion amongst fans, with many echoing his sentiments and hoping for a turnaround in the program’s fortunes.
Nebraska sports talk radio host Jake Sorensen didn't mince words following the Huskers' recent defeat at the hands of USC. In his weekly media notes column, Sorensen, a familiar voice to many Cornhusker fans, expressed his frustration and argued that the loyal fanbase deserves better from their team.
Sorensen's emotional reaction, broadcast live on air, resonated with many listeners who have witnessed a long drought of success for Nebraska football. While acknowledging the progress being made under the current coaching staff, Sorensen emphasized that the repeated disappointments, especially against ranked opponents, are taking a toll on the morale of the supporters.
"These fans, they pack Memorial Stadium every single game, rain or shine," Sorensen wrote in his column. "They travel across the country to support this team. They pour their hearts and souls, and their hard-earned money, into Nebraska football. They deserve to see a return on that investment."
The loss to USC, another in a string of defeats against ranked teams, seemed to be the tipping point for Sorensen. He pointed to specific areas where the Huskers fell short, not necessarily to criticize individual players or coaches, but rather to highlight the systemic issues that have plagued the program for years. He called for a greater sense of urgency and accountability from everyone involved, from the coaching staff to the players themselves.
Sorensen's media notes column also touched on the broader context of Nebraska's struggles. He acknowledged the increasingly competitive landscape of college football and the challenges of recruiting top talent. However, he maintained that Nebraska, with its rich history and passionate fanbase, should be a perennial contender.
While remaining optimistic about the future, Sorensen's message was clear: Nebraska needs to find a way to translate potential into tangible results. He urged fans to continue supporting the team, but also encouraged them to demand more from a program that has fallen short of expectations for far too long. His column has sparked widespread discussion amongst fans, with many echoing his sentiments and hoping for a turnaround in the program’s fortunes.
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