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The Breakfast Club was released 40 years ago today.

When was the last time a Gopher QB was drafted?

He loves when the attention squarely on himself and as Nuts put it perfectly the sport needs villains.

The only situation I can think of that went a little like that was Howard Schnellenberger who built a monster at Miami, won a National Championship and then left. He took a year off and went to Louisville. 5 losing seasons in 10 years.

Nebraska is 3-7 after their win last night.

The Gophers will definitely get a lot of wide of looks from 3 tonight. Sounds like Iowa's 2nd leading scorer is unlikely to play.

Ten's of Gopher students rush the court!

Yes I only counted P 4/5 wins.

You're not wrong. The list is. Way wrong in fact. Michigan off by 7 wins PSU and Iowa by 4 wins apiece.

He wasn't as good in 2024 as he was in 2023. He was the FCS player of the year that season.

He grew up in suburban Chicago.

I thought he was a B until I started meeting some of his players. Then moved him up to an A-. Very impressed with the way they conduct themselves in public. The only blemish he has IMO is not winning the West. Once Wisconsin started their descent in 2020 it was there for the taking each year.

Nobody at any school is guaranteed to come back until the spring window closes.

If I was Ohio State's AD I haul ass to the Fox announcers booth & wouldn't let Meyer leave the stadium today until they have a deal in place for him to take over and coach the team in 3 weeks.

They gave up over 5 yards a play on the season. That's only happened twice since Parker took over at DC and not since 2014. Easily their worst defense in a decade.