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After a long and very thorough 5 minute search on YouTube, I found these two videos: one vs. (ironically) Virginia Tech, the other vs. Notre Dame. He makes some nice throws, and appears to have some running ability. Announcers comment favorably on his competitive nature. I like him.

Interesting. Their non conference schedule was... — Western Kentucky — South Florida — Wisconsin — Mercer https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/42860048/alabama-ad-re-evaluate-nonconference-slate-cfp-picks

I think he knows that. That's probably why the one head-to-head he didn't mention was Minnesota beating Illinois. And Illinois is the only ranked team in the grouping.

"WISCONSIN FOOTBALL AS I KNOW IT IS DEAD"

You're right. Any of those timeframes would be an interesting comparison. If you're asking me to pick a timeframe, I'd say that it's mostly about the Fleck era. He's been Minnesota's coach of record for 8 seasons now, and will probably be the Gopher coach for the foreseeable future. Since...

So is it total number of fans in the stands, then, rather than consecutive sellouts? If so, I guess our football program is... what? 'Permanently handicapped', perhaps, by the smaller seating capacity of our stadium? So many ways to determine the trajectory of a football program. Confusing...

So — to take your line of reasoning a bit farther — would you therefore rate Nebraska as one of the best football programs in the B1G? They have had a boatload of consecutive sellout crowds after all.

1-1. I was 5 years old in 1961, and six years old in 1962. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Minnesota_Golden_Gophers_bowl_games

I'm not sure if you're saying Iowa's offense is improved, or claiming they are actually fairly good. Their running game is based on the sheer excellence and talent of one single stud player, not on any coaching philosophy or schematic improvement. Their new offensive coordinator isn't exactly...

If only we had been runners-up in some conference championship games; THEN we would be justified in visiting a rivals' fan site and "flexing". Oh, and we could do so immediately after getting curb-stomped by those same rivals. Come on, man.

Well said. P.J. had to replace both his quarterback and his defensive coordinator in one offseason, and both of the replacements he found were home runs. 2024 will be remembered for thrilling games, and what might have been had we caught a better break here and there. Oh, so close!

Don't take this personally, but having a coach at Minnesota who is despised by Sconnie fans is a real bonus in Fleck's favor.

But, but, but... he runs a MODERN offense! I've been told, repeatedly, that a MODERN offense solves all problems.

I don't know if we should play Wisconsin on Black Friday or not. But here's my thought: as long as Fickell is coach, the Gophers should play Wisconsin EVERY WEEK!

Yes... And he's not tall. He doesn't have a Big Arm, and he's not much of a runner. Yet he's a helluva QB. Go figure!

INDEED IT IS! Ski U Mah, baby!

If it's any comfort to you, there are folks on Gopher Hole who think Brosmer is mediocre.

I would really, really, REALLY like to play Iowa again this season. My word, they're awful on offense.

Iowa had 3 scoring drives. Here they are: 1) 4 plays, 2 yards gained. FIELD GOAL. 2) 3 plays, 86 yards (72 yard screen pass to Johnson). TOUCHDOWN. 3) 3 plays, 1 yard. FIELD GOAL.

The Hawkeyes had 49 yards rushing. 1.9 yards per attempt. Iowa had 115 yards passing. Kaleb Johnson took a screen pass for 72 of those yards! If someone on Nebraska's team simply makes a tackle on that one screen pass, Iowa would have ended up with somewhere around 45 yards passing, to go...