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Which would be the best five-year stretch in the past 50 years, TBH.

There is an article about Fleck's classes being in the Top 25 every year in June, seemingly, but we've never achieved that ranking at the end of the process.. Given our type of program, I've always been more interested in how we rank relative to the rest of the B1G. Recruiting is still very...

End of an era. He's been a part of what made college football so much fun to follow for so long. It will be interesting to see where college football goes from here, but I'll miss Lee Corso and the joy he had in being a part of the Game Day team. I always looked forward to what he had to say...

I'm just curious, when was the last time we used that specific helmet (I know someone keeps track of these things)? Not sure how you can rate our helmet. We don't have a helmet. We have helmets. If you want to rate our "look," don't you need to look at the body of work, rather than focusing on...

A strong bowl this year would be awesome.

I'm curious to see how the data plays out over time. The portal isn't exactly a stable system yet and has morphed considerably each of the past three years. There isn't enough solid data to even see a trend at this point, beyond some hypotheses that are likely to be true (e.g., I did well at a...

Like many of your ilk are wont to do, I believe you can ignore anybody who disagrees with your view on the board. Feel free to do so. It won't change the facts and won't hurt my feelings at all. I will offer that the vast amounts of sycophantic postings here are garbage, but that's just my...

Not the same person. Facts aren't worthless. They are simply facts. Opinion: Any coach who has posted a 25% winning percentage against top 25 teams and a 14% winning percentage against Top 10 teams in 8 years as head coach at a school shouldn't be on a list of the top 10 spoiler teams for the...

And for a coach who is 5-15 at Minnesota against ranked opponents, 1-6 against top 10 teams* *Regular season, not including 2020

I see what you did there....

The writers point on Lindsay not getting much playing time against VaTech is valid, but that was a glorified high school team on the field when we played them, so if he had played the writer would have dismissed it.

That's how big a fan I was before. I meant the Highwaymen

If you haven't seen Willie Nelson live, it's worth it. I saw him in March of 2020, just before the world shut down. I've always known his music and respected him, but wasn't what you'd call a fan (e.g., the only music of his I owned in my life was the Traveling Willbury's Highwaymen). I was...

Did you ignore the running game last year? Taylor's good, but our O-line as a unit? Not so much, and there are more questions there this year than last.

It's funny how people react to articles like this. The headlines are clickbait ("bleakest")—the information is intended for the average fan of the conference. To someone's point, dire would be we don't have a scholarship QB on the roster, but no one clicks on a link with a headline that reads...

at least 50 per year?

He has to make the roster to have the chance to play meaningful snaps. It wasn't that long ago that Brock Purdy was happy to make the team after being selected as Mr. Irrelevant, and Brosmer reminds me quite a bit of Purdy. He's a smart, capable guy who isn't on the top of anyone's list of...

And Rutgers should have been a win last year, and they have less talent than we do and Cal will next season. Fleck will be Fleck and no matter how good or bad we are we will completely shit the bed in at least one game, often completely inexplicably. In his first few seasons we escaped games...

The consistency with how inconsistent they are and how time together does not = a better Oline. Average rushing yards per carry the last three seasons: 2022: 4.6 yds/carry 5th in conf 2023: 4.1 yds/carry 8th in conf 2024: 3.7 yds/carry 14th in conf For a running team, when basically the Oline...

I can agree that Fleck routinely fields offensive OLs.