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top 10 teams since 2017: 795-115 (.8736) Vs gophers 6-1 (.857) Adjusted for playoff losses/wins 769-89 (.896) Gophers are better than average against top 10 teams. 4% better

Surprised Fickell wasn’t number 1

He’s probably a candidate for the Iowa job He probably is a candidate for some others as well: He’s already shown to be a mover I am sure some big ten coaches will be the same in 2031, but individually I am not sure any would surprise me leaving nor would I bet on them being there

Because there are like 7 coaches in all of FBS with 12+ years at their current school Brett beilema already has 4 6 more puts him at 10 Just the way the world is it is more likely than not that any coach won’t go 10 years at one school these days. Last time he was in the same system for 10...

Not sure I agree with the thread title. Would bet money he is not the coach in May 2031

There are at least 12 really good football coaches in the conference. I’m glad we have one of them Im not a good enough basketball mind to know the numbers in basketball or what we have

Sad really

Only 142 losses by number one teams since 1936 So in 90 seasons we only average 1.58 losses by a number one team per season. A season with 3+ losses by a number one team should be seen as rare

Wisconsin has never won a game while ranked number one

His alleged alcohol problems certainly hurt his preparation for that decision making

I agree but his failure at Nebraska may be more due to his personal life than his coaching ability.

That’s what I thought but wasn’t sure

Is it true big ten gets a new deal before SEC?

Pretty fair projection. Gonna beat Buffalo, northwestern state, Purdue, and northwestern Gonna lose to Oregon and Ohio State So you’re 4-2 with games against (ranked easiest to hardest in my opinion): Wisconsin with a fired coach Rutgers at home in revenge game Cal - who is strange Michigan...

Yes but if anyone can get around a court ruling…..

My sources tell me they’re having difficult scheduling the type of opponents people would love to see due to the risk for those programs

I am planning on going but it’s hard to know for certain this far out

Would be interested to see stats on crowd size and ticket price on other wrigley games But not interested enough to look up myself

Agree I wouldn’t have mind my team taking sanders after the second round. Only 20% of 4th round picks become 4 year starters Only 25% of 3rd round picks A lot of upside to be had in round 3+ with sanders

Yup He held the ball too long which is hard to coach out of a guy. He is seemingly a big headache for a guy who you have to coach timing into For some reason I was thinking about his 21 million dollar insurance policy for the bowls if he got catastrophically injured during the bowl would...