Recent content by MNVCGUY

Auburn and FSU also breaking in new head coaches so makes sense to not want to mess with a bowl invite during the transition.

Will be interesting to see if we give him a look. 175 is quite a bit lighter then the backs we have on our roster but RB depth is always important and he was productive at North Dakota.

That is awesome.....well played. Love the sense of humor.

They already have a process for figuring out which teams are next in the pecking order if there aren't enough 6-6 teams. Bowl games have very little meaning anymore but it is bonus football for fans during the holidays and there is definite benefit to the teams in getting those extra practices...

Is what it is but for the most part our guys have played in bowl games.

Non-conf games are scheduled years in advance. Mississippi State has been down the past few years but they have been a solid SEC team most years. I'm all for one non-conf game each year against a non-helmet school power 4 opponent. Nothing you can do about that program being up or down in a...

Great question. Ridiculous that the 3 morons having their political argument have been allowed to continue it this long.

A reduction in the number of games could certainly happen, especially if teams opting out becomes a common occurrence. But as someone else mentioned, as long as people are watching it is programming for ESPN to fill the time around the holidays.

For thw 2-3 posters in this thread determined to argue about politics.....there is a direct messaging feature you guys can use to yell at each other as much as you want without subjecting the rest of us to it. This board is for sports.....keep the political BS out of here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Football_(Minnesota) Not exactly a who's who list of football talent.....Bridgeport Tusler is one hell of a name though.

Would have preferred a power 4 team but with Big 12 opt outs New Mexico isn't a horrible alternative.

Just make sure you put the new cover sheet on those reports.....if you don't that will also lead to your bosses getting upset.

Teams turning down bowl bids makes sense in this current landscape, everything else is backwards, may as well have teams deciding not to play in bowl games as well and paying their conferences not to go.

Villain might not be the right word but they definitely aren't being viewed the way a typical underdog story would be and the only real reason I can see for that is that Cignetti comes across like an ahole in interviews.

Yeah, some on here keep trying to frame it as an either or situation with Fleck or Cignetti. What Cignetti has done at Indiana is impressive. They caught lightning in a bottle with the right coach, right backing, and a college football landscape that has been flipped on its head in terms of...