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I dont know what part you're struggling with. Hopefully we can do a better job trying to p Purdue's sub zone in the back end than we did with OSU.

Its tough doing rankings this early in the season with teams who are undefeated against a soft schedule. Maybe indiana will lose and fall. But no one would bat an eye if Georgia, Alabama, or OSU were ranked 7 at this point with Indianas schedule to date. If nothing else, I think indiana should...

Should have been 42-3 if not worse? 42-3 was worse than Ohio, Washington, and Texas (who may be nowhere near as good as advertised) played them. Only grambling state had a worse showing than us. Being upset that we lost is unreasonable. Being upset that we looked as bad as we did is fair.

Killing a drive that is moving well against a team we have the talent to match up straight up with is fundamentally different than pulling out the stops against a team that is light years ahead of you when you need to do something to try something unconventional to tilt the field in your favor...

I went D. The plan we had for the first drive (and capitalizing on OSU's late subsstition by subbing and forcingthr timeout) is what kept it from being an F. Some of the things that stuck out: -Not having our kick returner return any kicks he good (busting a huge one on a kickoff return is one...

I expected to lose, but obviously was hoping for a miracle. Was frustrating to me how much trouble we had with the snap. Against OSU, sometimes they are going to get a big play because their receiver is faster than anyone on our roster, their quarterback put the ball in a perfect spot, and there...

I was terrified every second of that return with how he was holding the ball that it was going to get knocked out.

Really liked that we adjusted well. Loved Drakes play. Loved the big plays by the defense. Was close to panic mode after how rough the first quarter went, so id like to see some better starts. Was a little disheartening how often Rutgers was able to move the ball. We kept points off the board...

Some of the other guys made big plays that may have been outcome determinative in a game that ended this close, but I have no hesitation saying Drake's play was the biggest factor. Honorable mention to the Rutgers center for launching that snap past AK.

Unstartable force meets pliable object?

1-0 in the bye week championship season!

Im probably more likely to post after losses. For me, if the Gophers win or things are going well, im usually talking about the game with the buddies in my game day crew and my family. If the Gophers lose or a fame is going poorly, y'all get exposed to my rants to spare my friends and family...

I agree that we beat ourselves, but thats not comforting to me.

Whoever was responsible for that decision, it was obviously stupid at the time, and this weekend underscored that. It is shocking to me that our coaching staff could make such an egregious error in judgment over and over again in the same game while the evidence of its ineffectiveness piled up.

Maybe the running backs should watch game film on that ridiculous sack. If the running backs could move forward as well as the quarterback went backwards, it would be a pretty potent rushing attack.

If you snap the ball on third down on the opponent's 21, you really have to mess up for your next play to be a punt.

Bo Pelini 2.0. Its why no matter how much PJ annoys me with his in game decisions or how far removed we are from 2019, I dont think his seat should warm up so long as we are stringing together seasons that fall somewhere between serviceable/competent to pretty good. Looking over at the Ferentz...

Of course, Maryland also benefited from still having its time outs available to use in that situation.

Hope our coaching staff was watching how Maryland ended that half. Ball on your own 35, 25 seconds left, and 17 point lead. Still got to try an offensive snap for a touchdown from inside the 10 and make a field goal.

If it stands, this might be one of the worst calls ive ever seen.