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Reusse has written versions of that article a dozen times, this one with Kapp as the hook. My earliest memories as a Viking fan go back to 1971, so I just missed Kapp and am worse for it.

The Hormel Chili Bowl is a great name for a stadium in Minnesota, trailing only the Wheaties Bowl and DQ Blizzard ... something.

Is the backcourt improved? Yes. Is it enough to move the needle next year? Not sure.

I always wonder about that, too, but the fact is the reason hardly matters anymore. I'm not sure many of the transfers even have reasons. And, if they have a reason that may raise eyebrows, I'm sure the coaches will figure it out.

More wins is always better.

I don't disagree, but eventually we're going to have to beat a team like Michigan during a season when it matters, like beating Penn State in 2019. If we're going to progress, we have to get to the point where playing OSU and Michigan doesn't automatically make our ceiling eight wins.

Alabama surely has relatives of Jan Ganglehoff on the payroll, but no enterprising young journalist in Tuscaloosa is willing to crack open the case.

This is from 2020 on the Big Ten website; it's as hard as I'm willing to work. The championship game participant and division champion from each division will be determined by the following: With all conference games completed, the best winning percentage in all conference games. In the event...

You're mistaken. Overall Big Ten record is what matters, and they have Wisconsin 7-2 and Minnesota 6-3. Division record comes into play if there's a tie.

Where are you getting $3-5 million in extra ticket revenue? If you sell 15,000 extra tickets at $100 each, that's $1.5 million. Plus, any food and beverage sales would go to the Vikings, rather than the Gophers. An unanswered (and so far unasked?) question is who gets the ticket revenue -- the...

Going back to 2014: Ohio State – 14 Penn State – 11 Minnesota – 9 Michigan – 9 (4 in 2017) Iowa - 8 Illinois – 6 (3 this year) Michigan State – 6 Maryland – 6 Wisconsin – 5 Purdue – 4 Nebraska – 3 Rutgers – 3 Northwestern – 1 Indiana – 1

I think we deserve a little more credit than that. Nine Gopher DBs drafted in a 10-year span, and next year is likely to make it 10 drafted in 11 years (or maybe 11 drafted if Walley leaves early).

I don't know anything about anything, but it seems like with each passing day no news is bad news.

Former four-star DB and Gopher commit Avante Dickerson. Played in 12 games as a true freshman but only one last year.

It's weird how some people are focusing on this. What's Ben supposed to do? "Hey, Jack, yeah -- I always post this fun little gif of Denzel when we sign a recruit, but I don't think you're deserving of a tweet. That might take me 20 seconds and I've got sh!t to do. You understand."

Yeah, I don't know where "one of the top coaches in the conference" came from. My guess is this guy is just sick of hearing about PJ. If you're a fan of an opposing team, I understand. As a fan of the Gophers, if that means Fleck is going to stay here a while longer, I'm good with it.

We've had two from Michigan.

Hiring a person specifically to lead NIL is a good step, but the fact that he's coming from compliance dampens my enthusiasm. They need a fundraiser. I know, I know -- the school can't raise its own money for this. But they can reach out to donors and "help" them understand the process and how...

I read in the Strib a while back that he is, indeed, a mailman now.

I heard that, too, and also heard him say the same thing later with the Skor North guys, when he added that the source was Mike Grimm. He also said that time he's not sure it's true.