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I usually don’t say anything about the announcers or the refs but that dude was practically begging for a PI call.

Big drive coming up. Someone on D has to make a play.

That was a well designed play.

That is really close but does look like he catches him in the face mask.

There was no need to “play to win” at the moment of the game and running a fake punt on 4 & 12. Followed that up by going with zero pressure and giving up a 3 & 11. Horrible play calling all around.

Fake punt was a horrible decision. Make them drive the whole field to take the lead instead of half the field. Fleck got exactly what he deserved based on that decision.

22 wins? This squad might get to half that and the Ben Johnson experiment can end.

Minnesota 24 UCLA 16

USC 27 Gophers 17

Another bad half of football cost them.

A bad call on the inside kick is tough to take but 1st half turnovers and the conservative D approach on the series to allow Michigan to go up by 10 late the 4th quarter cost them the game.

Bad call? Probably, but can’t even given them a chance to call it.

That was a tough call. Another bonehead play by Special Teams.

Ref got the PI correct but the catch wrong. 🤣

There has plenty of talk about the QB but he isn’t the problem. All the offensive issues fall on the OLine.

The offense is usually the one with the questionable play calling. That D series was played like they were trying to give up a FG.

Can’t give up a score here and they went conservative on D during this drive. Made no sense.

Gophers got lucky there. #7 with a horrible angle trying to make a tackle.

Did not see this coming. Play aggressive and good things just might happen. Who knew 🤷‍♂️