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I agree on the reviews. I watched the end of the George Washington vs. George Mason game this past weekend, and there was an absurd number of reviews. I think they reviewed the clock on three consecutive stoppages at one point. And in another review (I think from a different game), it was so...

I recall an article from a couple years ago stating Nebraska volleyball was the only profitable women's program across all women's sports among the power conference schools. It wouldn't surprise me if that is still true today.

I know many are hopeful the revenue sharing dollars we can redistribute with the pending House settlement will help level the playing field and thus help Gopher basketball's efforts to attract and retain better players, but I am a bit more skeptical...mainly because I am not sure what NIL is...

I think those offering their opinion were specific to the university side. From my recollection (...so take it for what it's worth - maybe I will try to revisit the arguments), they seemed to think this money would be considered outside of the opportunity Title IX dictates. Also, as an aside...

In the smattering of articles and podcasts I read/listened to on the House settlement, NIL, etc... in trying to learn/understand it, this topic was always brought up, and there seemed to be a fair number legal experts quoted that thought this wouldn't hold up in court. So, based only on that, I...

Winning is fun...we should do it more often.

As another data point, Texas Tech has recently announced they will distribute their revenue share dollars as follows: Football: 74% Men's basketball: 17-18% Women's basketball: 2% Baseball: 1.9% (Everyone else)

While I agree with the opinion the comment is probably just a clumsy attempt to be positive and at best comes across as tone deaf, one would think Johnson would be better in these postgame and media statements by now - it's not like this is the first he's been asked about a losing stretch.

I would have said Kennedy would be likely at the end of last season, but he's gone. Selvig seems like a strong possibility; Remington might be another name to add to that list.

BetRivers has published their betting odds for the upcoming season. Gophers are tied with Spartans and Wildcats for worst odds for conference regular season championship at +5000. Oregon is favorite at +300, followed by Nebraska at +600.

I am not a fan of Barrie, but I think Murray is good.

Wichita State is down 15 in second half to Kansas City at home. Ouch.

They raised 35 million of NIL in a single day following their FBS/new stadium plan announcement, have 57 million committed, and are now targeting 75 million. 😲

Assistant Coach Crawford talks recruiting, fall practice and more: https://x.com/PrepBaseballMN/status/1866158645571928131?t=vHXyp7K9OpsvCr_YyKdfvw&s=19

Schedule has been released. Beyond what we knew already, Gopher tournament at US Bank Stadium is Feb 28-Mar 2, tournament at Florida Atlantic weekend #2, and a neutral midweek vs. McNeese State in Beaumont,TX in between the LSU tournament and Oklahoma City Big Ten conference pod weekend. No...

Gophers will open season at Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Feb 7-9. Friday: Utah, California Saturday: Miami (OH), at Arizona State Sunday: Utah

That was rough. The Spartans got wide open looks from beyond the arc, and also dunks/fouled shots at the rim (...and they didn't clank free throws like we do...). Good to see Mitchell back and hit some threes and also had some nice passes, but otherwise...ick.

The non-conference weekends are tough. High Point was the final weekend opponent to be announced and had a really good year last year. Also, road series within the conference at two of the teams likely to be favored for the league champion (Oregon, Nebraska). I sometimes wonder why more...

Gophers to play Kansas in 2 game series at US Bank Stadium, March 11-12.

The first half was..........not good.