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Michigan is pretty mediocre. They are passing for under 100 yards a game, struggled with Fresno St for at least a half, got embarrassed by Texas at home, didn’t blow out Arkansas St., and should have lost to also-mediocre USC except for a superhuman individual effort by Mullings. They could...

A quick 4 point shift is interesting, as if someone knows something about injuries? Or tempering scoring expectations as Michigan is even worse at passing than Iowa. Imagine beating a ranked USC team with 32 yards passing. All 3 of their offensive TDs came off 40+ yard runs (the last one was 1...

Like the old guys at Orchestra Hall bolting for the aisles after the last downbeat and pulling their wives along to get to the parking ramp.

Wonder what Tom Osborne’s record was in 1 score games?

Those are two very impressively bad statistics. Not to be able to score, even a FG if you’re on offense first, in 8 OT games…and I had to do the math, it’s 8 years since beating a ranked team. It’s also 25 years since their last conference championship.

This year is probably the time to assess Bielema’s program building, his 4th year in Illinois which is starting out quite good so far. Northwestern’s very green staff did outcoach PJ last year and Braun won COY. So there is some objective evidence though it needs to be sustained.

Michigan is terrible with no QB, and may prove to be one of the biggest one year dropoffs for a national champ in a while (it’s not inconceivable they could struggle to bowl eligibility). Iowa is average with below average QB. Wisconsin is below average and lost their average QB. Gophs could...

Altmyer is a 4th year, Raiola a true frosh - the compliments are mostly how good Raiola looked for his level of experience.

They live and die by McCord. He played great 90% of the time but had a pick six and a bad INT that resulted directly in a FG, so 10 point swing. Despite that they should have won but for the horrible D called on the last 4th down - Cuse rushed 3 but left single coverage the entire side of the...

I mean, I didn’t even know Rhode Island had a college football team above DIII. I wouldn’t get too excited.

Must be talking about an MRI. An x ray of a hamstring is not going to show much.

+1 for Emo Phillips reference

40th is inflated at this point with 22 recruits already. Programs that fill later which are below 40th, but will certainly leapfrog the Gophers (assuming Gophers are nearly full) - Ole Miss, Florida, UNC, Utah, possibly MSU, possibly Iowa/Illinois depending on how much their crooting picks up...

By far the most convenient to a major hub airport by distance and public transit, even considering the new members.

Exactly as you said, that is a somewhat outdated take after the last few years of NIL. Why would he go to the trouble of making up a graphic to tweet out his upcoming visits to the whole world, then like a day later say he’s shutting down his recruitment without taking any of those visits? What...

Fleck came up with the $$$.

I think a lot more teams will beat Iowa and Wisconsin this year, so…good for trophies but not like when the games meant something like deciding control of the West.

Nebraska is undefeated and getting votes going into every season. They may be better off not playing any games because the last several years it’s all downhill from the opening kickoff.

Conspiracy theory - he’s selling properties to fund NIL under the table. In seriousness though how do you go from pleading on the radio about how poor the NIL fund is, to landing 4-5* transfers from LSU, Clemson and Georgia all in a few months and coming off a sub .500 season?

Definitely a contributing factor, a consolation prize for being jumped is an easier win. OTOH, we usually feel Wisky unfairly jumps to a higher bid but they have the most wins in the B1G.