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That was a lot of fun.

Big Drum! Big Drum!

The Gophers played horribly and only won because the other team made exactly the mistakes we needed at exactly the moments we needed them. When your opponent is 0-5 in conference and you go life-and-death all game, and barely win by the skin of your teeth, that isn't a strange take at all.

He isn't wrong. The Gophers looked horrid in the MSU game, and if it wasn't for the Spartans' inept and penalty-prone ways, that game would have been a loss. Don't shoot the messenger. Neal can't help how the Gophers played.

There's a lot of talent on the defense. Perich isn't having the visible impact he had last year, but running down that RB was spectactular. I have noticed Kingsbury from time to time, and usually for good reasons. That strikes me as a positive sign. Karmo - see Kingsbury, only more so...

Penalty margin and timely stops made all the difference. Maybe that should have been my one sentence.

All I know is they don't put yards on the scoreboard.

The offense was dismal but the defense held its own, so I'm happy in spite of myself.

I don't think it was that, but that's probably how some people mischaracterized it.

I loved Angry Goldy. Still do. I had an Angry Goldy tee shirt as a kid, and wore it out. I was cheesed to find out I couldn't get a replacement.

Is that Polaroid?

Since Hawley won only one game in the regular season, the folks in the section are pretty surprised that they've won two playoff games.

That reflects on you more than it does on him. It isn't as if he's gone around taking shots at Fleck for the last nine years.

I did business with a man who was reputed to be a great guy, knowledgeable, capable, and unfailingly polite and friendly. But when I met him, I found him rude, obnoxious, distasteful, and unreliable. He was a nightmare to deal with, but due to business arrangements beyond my control, I was...

I made my original point, which is that Kill wasn't a bad coach and Fleck isn't a great one. You supposedly agree with that, but everyone knows somebody who loves to create and prolong disputes by nitpicking, deflecting, and arguing semantics. I'll make a further point: all these people who...

I didn't pay attention to Menz until the Nebraska game. Now I watch for him.

You ask her, and let us all know what she says.

You don't comprehend, but maybe that isn't your fault. Daily seizures meant Kill couldn't do the job, and trying to do the job meant he couldn't take care of himself. If you showed up at work impaled on a length of rebar, I wouldn't complain about the quality of your burger flipping.

You're splitting hairs. He couldn't do the job and he couldn't take care of himself. His health forced him into retirement, and at the time, he believed he would never coach again.

Which is how you misinterpreted my comments. So who actually says that Kill was better than Fleck?