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Yeah, that's not attractive. I wish the gold were gold and not canary. And I'd want the emphasis to be on the maroon.

UM 34 NW 10

The fluke interception wasn't the first UM suffered. Look how similar this one is.

Gophers had only 2 penalties. Ten yards. Impressive discipline.

Imagine how much NIL money the Gophers would have if they were the only football team competing for fans' money. The Vikings will draw about 500,000 fans at, say 400$ a ticket (ignoring concession $ for now) or about 200MM$. Much of that might have gone to the Gophers' NIL fund.

UM 24 UB 13

Success? Win all three NonCon games. Beat either Iowa or Wisconsin. Win 4 BiG games. Win a bowl game.

I saw him play in a Kansas HS playoffs game against Dylan Edwards. Equally impressive as Edwards. Not as fast but more power. I hope he's making good use of his college years and education.

Why are there any longevity or academic limits? Players today are employees of the schools. Let them stay as long as the school will have them.

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I don't care where the game is or whom we play -- as long as the game is televised. Grateful to have another game to watch and for our bowl appearance streak to continue.

A nice win for the Gophers and us fans. While 7-5 doesn't feel like we're Big Time again, drubbing UW feels good nonetheless.

Nice win. I like it when we have the lead and the ball at the end.

No. I listed the goal for Iowa and Wisconsin separately.

UM 31 UW 17

The question was about expectations for the program given the climate today. Assuming the BiG stays the same for the next five years, here's what I think are reasonable goals: 1. Win 11 of the 15 non-conference games. 2. Beat Iowa/Wisconsin 4 of the 10 games 3. Win 22 of the 35 remaining...

Probably true today but we haven't been able to attract top talent siince the 60s well before money was allowed.. Why?

Something has for about 60 years.

What limits the maximum talent level at UM?

What is the obstacle to recruiting the top talent?