Colorado player apologizes for profane remarks disparaging Northwestern’s temporar…
Colorado · Northwestern6 million views after a Daily Northwestern journalist posted it on social media. The Wildcats have played at the 12,000-seat Martin Stadium for two-plus seasons as they await the opening of the new $875 million Ryan Field on Oct. 2 against Penn State .
Sanders brought Finneseth into the news conference Tuesday to speak and called him "one of my favorite guys." But the coach also said he has "the utmost respect for that school (Northwestern), that team, what they're doing with the program.
Some foolishness came out of it, and we want to correct our wrongs and make it a right." Finneseth, a senior from Durango, Colo.
, apologized "to everyone that's tied into the university, to everyone at Northwestern, to everyone that supports us, to my teammates and my coaches." It won't happen again, and the way I handled it was horrible.
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- Colorado player apologizes for profane remarks disparaging Northwestern’s temporary stadium.
- A Colorado football player apologized Tuesday for making disparaging comments about Northwestern’s temporary lakefront stadium that were caught on video.
- Buffaloes safety Ben Finneseth joined Colorado coach Deion Sanders at a news conference to address the video, which garnered 6.
- In the video shot before Northwestern's 41-7 win over Colorado , Finneseth waited with his teammates to enter Martin Stadium and yelled, "This place f−−−−−− sucks!