The Big Ten has taken a page out of the Big 12's playbook, creating controversy over the 2026 softball season awards. Just hours after controversy erupted as the Big 12 allegedly changed its awards, the Big Ten spat in Nebraska's face. For the first time in Big Ten history, the conference champion had fewer than two representatives on the All-Big Ten First Team. Yes, Jordy Frahm took home her second Big Ten Pitcher of the Year honor and was named All-Big Ten First Team, but that was it for the Huskers. Alexis Jensen was named the Freshman of the Year, and she's on the Second Team. Joining her on the Second Team are Samantha Bland, Hannah Coor, Kacie Hoffmann, and Ava Kuszak. — Nebraska Softball (@HuskerSoftball) May 8, 2026 Nebraska dominated the Big Ten regular season , going 23-1 and winning the crown outright, but in 11th place, Purdue had three players on the First Team. UCLA had five, Oregon had three, Northwestern had two, and Washington had two. The disrespect from the conference is extremely loud.…