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Right now, the focus is on beating Wisconsin and getting to the Big Ten championship game, but a share of the title is still something.

At my mother's house up north.

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Things have changed. I watched the Penn State game at Peppers and Fries and it was great to have a whole room cheering. It used to be that I could to a restaurant and ask to put the Gophers on and had to explain the concept. I remember trying to watch the game in a restaurant and some jerks...

What you (or I) want is irrelevant to why the NFL does it.

Jerry Kill's a good coach and he loves doing it. Maybe it's not the best thing for his health, but a lot of people risk a lot to do what they love. I see people climbing cliff faces, and my reactions is "nope!" but that's what they love doing.

If we go to the Orange Bowl, I could bring my family and we could drive down the Florida Keys. I was stationed in Homestead and I never made it all the way down the keys. If we went to the Citrus Bowl, I would bring my family and my wife could take our daughter to Disney World while I'm at the game.

Nothing foolish about it. You don't give your opponent any more information than you have to.

It's like a modern-day Platonic dialogue.

I have no idea, but if I did know, I'd keep Fleck's secret safe so Northwestern didn't find out.

Sure, you have to take the same seriously, but this is a game the Gophers should win if they don't take a nap. Rushing Offense: MN 43, Northwestern 62 Passing Offense: MN 50, Northwestern 126 Rushing Defense: MN 28, Northwestern 49 Passing Yards Allowed: MN 16, Northwestern 31 Total Offense: MN...

If I recall correctly, "freaking out" was an overstatement, and the issue fans had wasn't in playing Syracuse but that Gopher fans were hoping for a most prestigious bowl.

If you base the division winner on the record within the division, then the games against the other division are essentially non-conference games.

Northwestern's net punting is #112 at 36.06 yards per game. A combination of poor offense and poor punting could lead to good field position for the Gophers.

I wish I could make it, but I have other obligations in town that evening. I'm a little tempted to take an early flight Saturday morning, and then catch the 3:50 PM flight out back to Minneapolis, but that's crazy talk.

Case closed, huh? I guess we might as well not even play the game. After all, upsets never happen, do they?

Who decides which is the next best team in the Big Ten? Does the Rose Bowl decide, or they they use rankings? If the Rose Bowl gets to decide, they might decide an 11-2 Gophers team is a more compelling story than an 11-2 Penn State team. If anyone can sell the Gophers' story, it's Fleck.