Report card from Nebraska’s haunting loss to Washington

Nebraska suffered a loss to Washington, their third consecutive defeat of the season, following a disappointing performance on Halloween night. Despite outperforming the Huskies in several categories, the team failed to score any touchdowns, allowing Washington to secure the victory. This trend of underperformance characterizes Nebraska's current losing streak.

The offensive struggles, particularly from quarterback D Anthony Colandrea, played a significant role in the loss. Colandrea had an underwhelming game, throwing three interceptions, including a pick-six, and failing to make crucial decisions. His drop-backs to pass or his attempts to find open receivers often led to sacks. Additionally, the run game showed improvement, but the playcalling limited its effectiveness.

The wide receivers struggled to get open against Washington's defense, with Carter Nelson being the only standout performer. The offensive line also had its share of mistakes, managing to avoid too many sacks but still succumbing to some pressure. Despite the many issues on offense, the report card reveals that there is still some hope for improvement.