As many here have suggested, both Bowling Green and Illinois coaches studied Gopher film and concluded you could beat them by stopping the run, forcing them to pass, then blitzing the QB. Six sacks yesterday, so why no screens, short passes to the tight ends, reverses, misdirection, changes in personnel, sweeps, and, especially, upping tempo by not running down the play clock every time? Get some excitement and momentum going! Do what they don't expect. I once asked a Gopher asst. coach what would happen if you had a different game plan for the second half than the first. He said it would be a runaway success - the opponent would be desperate to adjust. So, do the unexpected - against Iowa and Wisconsin. Give Annexstad some reps in practice, put him in for a series or two and see if he can shake things up. Coaches shouldn't stand there and watch the team drown (second half Miami of Ohio, all game Bowling Green, Illinois).