Let’s run it back!
Goldenboy says:
The Golden Gophers beat the Bulls
The Buckeyes beat the Longhorns
The Tigers (Clemson variety) beat the Tigers (LSU variety)
The Fighting Irish beat the Hurricanes
Thanks for running it again.
I had a pretty middling year last year until the last five or six weeks. Then I went on a tear, with some perfect pick weeks. I certainly didn’t expect to come all the way back to win.
It’ll probably be back to “normal” this year (fun, but out of the money).
But, but…how?! I’ve been told that greedy athletic departments were hoarding the cash they raked in by oppressing their slave-labor athletes. There was so much cash that the courts had to force them to pay the players so it was more equitable…but only some of the players will get paid, so not...
I heard Drake interviewed the other day and was impressed. Confident but not cocky. Said he really learned a lot from Max last year. He’ll make some mistakes, but I’m thinking he will surprise the experts and be a top half B18 QB this year.
The biggest “what if” in my lifetime (or as my Dad always says: “just think!”) is the team that could have been in 1975-76. Losing Olberding and Landsberger when Musselman bailed took two stars from what likely would have been Big Ten and national title contenders.
Mark Olberding*
Mark...
I’m not sure Rand’s “report is reporting.” Was his mention of the cuts to the U’s general budget and the tuition increase just background on the financial climate? That’s not the way he wrote it. He ties that in with the athletic department budget shortfall. Surely he knows that’s a distinctly...
In a bygone era, an actual journalist would have authored a book with in-depth and comprehensive research and meaningful analysis that would have been a great and insightful read. Today we get online “personalities” that slap together shite like this because “who has time to do it right...
64 was the perfect number. No play-ins, no byes. I’d go back to that, even though it would make it harder for the Gophers to get in as an at-large team.