A run of eight straight victories over the University of Regina Rams came to an end last Friday night for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies football team, leaving the field at Mosaic Stadium with a 33-28 loss.
It’s uncharted waters for this group, still searching for their first win of the Canada West season.
“We have some ups and downs,” said Huskies quarterback Anton Amundrud. “There’s moments where we’re moving the ball really well and there’s some super high, highs. There’s also moments where we won’t move the ball and there’s some super low, lows.”
Now with losses to the Rams and University of Manitoba Bisons, the Huskies have started a Canada West football season with an 0-2 record for the first time since 2015.
That’s included back-to-back games where the Huskies have allowed over 400 yards in offence by their opponents.
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