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I would love to see us beat up on the BIG newcomers and take care of business with traditional rivals. That and have a winning record of 7-8 wins.

If a RS Freshman is starting over an experienced upper classman, the future is bright

Not an insult. Reality.

The human knee is not well designed for this collision sport.

It will be fun to see LB come into his own this year and he would make an awesome WR3.

AK8 is an enigma. He played pretty well the previous year in some tough spots so I'm guessing PJ was as surprised as the rest of us that he flopped as badly as he did. Brosmer is far more experienced and polished so I would guess he has a definite advantage playing the position well. Staying...

I'm thinking the team chemistry he's building will give the team a boost of confidence which is essential to success. His receivers are all pretty experienced so I would guess running the correct routes shouldn't be an issue. His offensive line is likewise experienced and and accomplished as...

I don't agree. The Gophers have a very solid Dline, linebackers and DBs. It will be interesting to see how the new D coach plays his cards.

As the QB goes, so go the Gophers. Brosmer certainly raises my hopes and young Drake looks potentially damned good too. PJ Fleck has been, overall, above average to this point (and better than that when compared to other Gopher coaches since Warmath left the program). It's reasonable to hope...

Good arm strength, mobility and pocket awareness. Great pickup (if we can hang on to him).

The future is bright

My experience is also good with Mormons. Having been stationed (USAF) in Arizona, I've known many. Almost married one in college. If this is the worst condemnation this young man faces, he'll be lucky. Pretty talented kid BTW.

If Fox is finally healthy, he could easily be the 6th man and get major minutes. I love this guy's energy.

I agree with this

How good is the QB behind Caleb Williams? Should be a fun game to watch. Personally I think we should match up well with both USC and UCLA.

Nice article on an Austin Packer legend. Thanks for posting!

Kevin McHale, Mark Olberding and Mark Landsberger. Austin had a guy named Jim Riles who was the best I saw play for my home town.

Lazy article.

Who's the runt in the middle?

GREAT collegiate player ... who could have foreseen this when he was a 225 pounder coming out of North Dakota?