Colorado player apologizes for remarks demeaning Northwestern's temporary football stadium
BOULDER, Colo. — Colorado defensive back Ben Finneseth spoke to reporters before coach Deion Sanders' news conference and apologized after he was caught in a video speaking harshly of Northwestern's temporary stadium before Saturday's game, a 41-7 NU victory. A player in a video posted on social media can be heard saying, "(expletive) sounds like a (expletive) library. It's football."Finneseth said Tuesday: "It was childish. It was a stupid thing that I said. It won't happen again, and the way…
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