Exactly. There is no money on the scale of the helmet schools. Minnesota does NOT have a billionaire benefactor. Seriously, MN along with Purdue, NW, and some others will not be part of the first tier of college football once this is all played out.
What will happen you ask?
Nothing.
The coaching staff will continue to fail to make in game adjustments… simply because they’re just not ready to be BigTen level coordinators/coaches.
Fleck will continue to make excuses for, well everything.
Coyle will continue to try and fly under the radar as...
Based on data they defeated two horrible teams. The remaining games are against teams that again, based on data, are superior. It's nice to be a homer and I commend you on that.. but again, realistically, several of their opponents this year are currently outright unbeatable. Barring decimating...
Realistically Gophers have opportunity to win three more games: Iowa, UCLA and Maryland. I do not expect the MN to have more than 5 wins at end of season. And this coming weekend, because Fleck has a tendency to make boneheaded coaching decisions, I'm betting Iowa wins. So though I estimate no...
It's simple. Hire a proven winner and the Minnesota faithful wouldn't have to go through the 'damn incumbent coach' scenario so often. Anyone remember Lou Holtz? He was hired by Rick Bay (athletic director at the time) but MN business leaders played a significant role in guaranteeing financial...
The first who should go is Coyle. Responsibility starts at the top, he should go and hopefully the new President (from Michigan) takes no prisoners and jettisons Fleck as well. This program, whether people want to believe it or not, is primed for money printing... because it is fortunate enough...
I agree with Jalen. Growing up as a kid I wasn’t aware… as an adult I am aware, and I choose to be cognizant of facts, so it’s easy to know the difference between right and wrong.
See link below. Sounds like he may not have been as successful at Missouri as first appears. Quote "Haley's unit was rarely consistent in generating pressure, however. After ranking No. 28 nationally in sacks per game in Haley's first season, Missouri fell outside the top 70 teams each of the...