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So what are our friends from the east saying about being shutout in back-to-back weeks? "The refs screwed them".

Where did this come from?... their 20, 21 yr old kids. They have ups and downs. They aren't consistant. That's why PJ talks about being 1-0 every week. Just look at college football now with the transfer portal, 4-5 major upsets every week.

Look at the student section for Bucky today, 60% empty😅

Gophers ISU Texas Iowa

Long Prairie/Grey Eagle has forfitted the rest of their season. Too many injuries.

Sure would have been nice if Phillip Daniels stayed instead of transfering back home to OSU. But I can't blame the kid.

I'm an auditor, always looking for somethime wrong.

I have some land in FL for sale, if your interested. Lol. Sometimes I'm jelous of people who are always positve.

56 four stars vs 11 four stars. Blue Blood vs non- Blue Blood.

Blue Bloods, just like the TV networks like it. Same with NCAA.

Look at Phillip Daniels. PJ recriuted him as a 3 star. Developed into a starter. Transfered to OSU to be in the Bowl Championship Series. Blue Bloods have all the advantages.

Indiana loss big to OSU last yr. 15-38

Name them? They've beaten a #1 ranked school?

College football is the most un-even playing field in any sport. Blue Bloods have all the advantages.

MN has never had a 5 star recruit and why would you want to come here. To play in the Mayo Bowl? 5 star guys go to helmet schools to play in Bowl Championship Series.

I think your not being realistic.

56 four star players for OSU vs 11 for the Gophers. Its been that way for ever and will be that way in the future.

I hate the AP rankings. Rankings should only be done by CFB in Nov, but TV loves the rankings so they can advertise big games during the season and get big TV ratings/viewers.

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You win with players. According to 247 sports recruting: Ohio St 11 five star players and 56 four star players! Their 3rd string players are four star guys. Take a guess how many four star players the Gophers have?