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I'll say it. The Bank's concession wait (nowadays) is better than US Bank. At least in the commoner seat areas. Concessions in the beautiful people areas are OK with both.

I read the X post and did an "oh boy" in my head. I then read that the post was referencing a song title and and wasn't a derogatory statement towards people. Another "oh boy" still rang in my head.

If nothing else, the nostalgia could generate some fan interest and maybe help line the NIL coffers to get the program headed in the right direction.

The conference record by coach makes it clear the Gophs are still operating under the Ganglehoff/Pioneer Press curse. No doubt about it. How do they exit the curse?

The rest of the BG10 would absolutely love this. Every team except MSU has a winning conference record the past five years.

This won't happen IMO. The Power conferences would split off into a separate division before they allowed much weaker G5 teams to push them out of the playoffs like what happens in D3 and even FCS. There's too much money involved.

I like the current playoff set up with 4 conference champ byes and 8 at-larges. The committee could do a better job of seeding IMO, but I still like the set up. 2024 was a weird year where the ACC champ had 3 losses, the Big 12 champ had 2 losses and Boise had a gawdy record and Heisman...

Lol. It took $800,000 to buy out UNC.

Whoah. The Nebby buyout seems like a good deal!

Anyone remember how much Kill and Co. paid to get out of the North Carolina series?

This will be the trend with several teams with weak schedules making the CFP. Indiana, SMU, Notre Dame and Boise showed the way.

I think it was mutual. If I recall correctly, some of the MIAC programs were looking to jump ship and the conference about to fall apart. Regardless, the Tommies belong in D1. I see their men's BB team is at the top of the Summit and womens is in 4th.

Don't wish too much domination onto the Gusties. They'll get bounced out of that league. I call it getting "St. Thomased". It's too bad that it seems to be a trend in D3.

It's a split. SJU for men and the Gusties for women. Just looking at history, the Tommies really dominated women's sports were a bit less dominant for men. https://miacathletics.com/sports/2022/4/20/all-sports-competition-history-index.aspx

Did Spencer even declare for the draft?

On a side note, one would think Gutekunst would have had better teams with the number of guys he had drafted in 1988 & 1990.

1972 Craig Curry according to Gophersports.com. It seems ludicrous it would be that long ago. https://gophersports.com/sports/2018/5/21/sports-m-footbl-spec-rel-11-nfl-draft-history-html

I answered my own question. 6 - 2025 5- 2001 4- 2023 & 2010 3 - 2016 & 1998 https://gophersports.com/sports/2023/2/8/nfl-draft-combine-invitees

I'm curious how this compares to past years?

The PAC12 looked at selling a 10% stake in media rights before the pandemic but eventually backed out. Over $500 million for 10%. I can't imagine how much higher the BG10 would be...