Recent content by GopherEnEspaña

Wisconsin is in a weird spot. If they actually do get rid of Fickell (they won't) is there a big/intriguing name that willingly steps into that role? A bad hire then sets them back in a way that they couldn't have imagined a few years ago.

You've just plucked this out of your imagination.

You're shadowboxing with a point I didn't make. I'm using the term political incorrectly here, yes, but it is often used in sports when discussing why front offices make these (obvious) decisions. You're not debunking anything with your response here - you're actually just proving my exact point...

I was 120% wrong about Brosmer. Huge fan of the kid. Stuck with bad o-line and play calling the first half of last year. He's legit.

The NFL is still political. Even if Max is outplaying JJ in camp, JJ is still starting week one. They spent a first round pick on him last year.

If Drake isn't a bust and our line stays healthy, there's no reason we can't be better than Indiana or Illinois.

Nope. His mechanics are solid and he throws a nice ball.

My comment was due to my blind hatred of that rotund SoB that has had our number for 15 years. Illinois is a good team and they deserve top 25. I don't think they're clearly better than 13 through 19. I'd probably put them around 20.

Illinois at 12 is absurd.

I’m quite curious what a Big Ten or SEC ref does for their Monday-Friday 9-5

That’s it?

FYI for everyone concerned - it’s very common for front 7’s to look better than and take advantage of o-lines in fall camp/practices for many reasons. Add in all of our new faces there and it will be very noticeable. Still a few more weeks

Interesting!

Anyone who goes, I have a list of questions: - How does Lindsey look - How does our OL look - WR's - who stands out. How does Coleman look? - How does AJ Turner look? - Anyone else notable at LB aside from the two seniors? - Any standouts in the secondary aside form the usual suspects? -...

Well said. We were gashed multiple times last year on opening 3rd quarter drives.