Recent content by caliGopher

I'm fine with that. I could be wrong. Maybe you have an explanation of why perhaps the most individually talented line of Fleck's tenure - last years line - was worse in 2024 than it was in 2023.

I'm not comparing his lines to Kill and Claeys lines.

Players? Yes. The line as a whole? No.

Thinking more big picture, you gain trust by giving players a chance. The game was over, even if Buffalo stripped the ball and got a TD, they're offense had one drive the entire game. I'd rather take a chance against Buffalo with little chance it would blow us up, then, god forbid, lose DT late...

Notched the win, a lot of work to do.

We answered one big question last night. Lindsey can play. I watched the first half of Rutgers vs. Ohio before watching the Gopher Game. AK looked exactly the same, Lindsey looks light years ahead of where AK ever will be. We didn't answer two big questions: The Oline looked brutal at times...

only if you're going for the gold medal.....

His clock started or sped up with every 4 year old tantrum he threw while there. Losing to us was the death knell for his tenure at Nebbie. I'd like to go back to their AD at the time Shawn Eichorst and ask him if the he knew now what the next 11 years would have looked like if he'd make the...

if you don't understand the meaning of the word, you can look it up.

Not surprisingly, that's a pretty big assumption that I thought Max was playing at an NFL level before he got here, but you're going to be you, so be you. For the record, I saw Max coming here as a calculated gamble to fill a gaping hole in the roster by poor recruiting at the position and PJ...

That is an incredibly disingenuous take on Max making the roster. Max came here a pretty capable QB that developed very well over five years at UNH before coming here. Max is smart, talented, and deserves the credit for making the roster on his talent. PJ created the opportunity for Max to get...

He definitely creates his own narrative and is savvy at doing so.

You mean our base offense?

The NCAA should adopt "Toothless" from How to Train Your Dragon as their mascot. Not the cool one from the movies, the inept, bumbling one from the books.