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Dinkytown is still really busy during the weekends and that's without gopher football. I don't know about Stubs capacity limit but Sally's just lets people in. You need to stay at your table so you can't stand and move around but it's still full

Maybe he feels that he is much better than his ranking and thinks he can beat some people out. The transfer rules make it easy to switch schools if he realizes after 2 years that he's just gonna get lost in the depth chart. It would be nice if he changed his mind but I don't anticipate that...

The 247Sports article title literally says "Curtis Dunlap withdraws from portal, will return to Gophers". That seems pretty clear to me.

If Warren sat his kid down and explained that he is really worried about his kids health and that he would very much like him to sit out this season. His son would sit out. My guess is Warren is letting his kid decide for himself(which is all big ten parents want for there kid). If you don't see...

The two are VERY much related to one another. Warren is bascially saying he doesn't trust BigTen athletes' ability to judge for themselves if it's worth the risks to play. But his own son should be able to decide for himself. If he takes away the whole conferences option to play he should also...

This is a depressing thread.😞

So your against the president trying to get a cheap, easier to use, and maybe quicker test out to the public because he might get a little good publicity for it?

More of a general question but since you brought up tailgating I replied. If people are allowed in the stadium or not, is it possible that people will tailgate regardless?

Obviously it wouldn't be ideal but there are ways to get by even if say 3 or 4 starting o-linemen are gone. Change the game plan, run more quick hitting plays, rely on your defense getting the job done. Players get thrust into games before they are ready all the time. Another option would be to...

Yes and yes. Next man up, I feel like that's an obvious answer.

That's your opinion.🤷‍♂️ (which you have worded as a fact even though it's not)

**I think you misspelled intelligent people.** I'm not normally a person who corrects people's spelling but this was a pretty big mistake.(just looking out for ya)😉😏

Nah, I don't think wisconsin would have been in anyways. LSU was undefeated so they would have taken one spot. Alabama, Oklahoma State, and Stanford were all 1 loss teams and probably would have been put in front of wisconsin.

Hey that's the most positive thing I've seen you post in the last 3 months. 😂 just messin

All I said was that people are gonna do what they wanna do. I didn't say that there wouldn't be consequences for what they choose. Good effort though 😏

Dude your reading into this way to much. Basically he's saying it would be silly to take away a drivers license, bank account, you name it, because someone doesn't get a vaccine. People are gonna do what they wanna do with their life. It's not your job to decide for them.

The pioneer league was the smartest decision they could have made. Not as much talent as the Missouri valley conference(even though they will still get there ass kicked for the first 3+ years) and not as much spending.

On the bright side Sweden seems to be over covid. So there are pros and cons to everything

Based on the 247 sports top 300, just under 70% are already commited.

Could be for the TV views and to start the season off with a bang. Also for Ohio State it would be better losing to MN(or any team for thay matter) at the beginning of the year than at the end. Losses at the end of the year seem to get judged harsher than at the start.