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I agree. Or the uber-large spread. No more questionable stuff once those were met.

This sounds like a nutcase conspiracy theory, but is there any chance the Gophers' signals or communications have poor security and easily deciphered in opposing stadiums? I just watched a podcast where former players and coaches were joking about Michigan and how every team steals signals. OSU...

U.G.L.Y. You ain’t got no alibi You ugly Yeah You ugly

Don't wear yourself out re-watching the Nebraska game for the offense. That was all about the defense getting at Raiola. The score was 7-6 at half and 14-6 at the 3rd quarter. The offense was Taylor hitting some big plays with a little bit of help elsewhere.

Texas getting wiped out on the road at Georgia 28-10 with a couple possessions left. There really are only a small handful of teams in the top tier.

Buckeyes are better overall IMO. The Ducks might have a better O Line (jealous) and running game but the Buckeyes might edge them everywhere else.

Sounds like the NSIC might only get one playoff team in UMD with the late swoons of Augustana and Mankato.

Chat GPT. It depends on the 50% reduction scenario. Regardless, Smith has been hot garbage which is just fine with me. Key Contract Terms Smith signed a 7-year, $52.85 million deal running through January 2031. SI+2Football Scoop+2 If MSU terminates “without cause,” they owe him 85% of the...

Sad but true.

...and a few NFL quality lineman up front.

USC pulls ahead following a turnover in the monsoon! Gawd I hate Iowa. I'll give it to the Trojans, they probably have the best fight song in college football.

Yeah, I was wondering about that but too lazy to look it up. Edit add: an AI query tells me it would be a $16.5M buyout, but AI often lies.

Iowa has damn near a whole white-guy defense operating at high FBS level. Unicorns.

PSU up vs MSU in the battle of the conference goose eggs. Does Jonathan Smith make it another season if they lose out? This would only be his second season.

Do NW and WI have QB and receiver groupings that can take advantage of a shitty zone defense? If so, things could get rough.

Man, A&M is getting demolished by South Carolina 27-3 with SC about to go up another score. Those SEC shills and coaches need to STFU when bitching about A&M not being the #1.

If Michigan, USC and Ohio State want the lions share of revenue, then non-blue blood schools like MN could move to a Big 12 type conference, or let the blue bloods move out the way Texas, Oklahoma and A&M did to the SEC. Being a perennial Washington Generals program with revenue disparities...

A couple of the OL (right side) don't even move their feet when engaged. Maddening. They stop moving their feet after contact on run plays thus negating their nice size and of course get annihilated in pass blocking. I honestly think the Gopher offense would work better placing a 30-40lb lighter...

It would require Cignetti finding top NFL caliber quarterbacks every year and playing at least 6-7 BG10 games vs teams in the bottom half of the standings. Current success is not sustainable.

RG3 (wrongly) pointed out how receivers/TEs were open but Lindsey wasn't patient enough to let the play develop. Problem is, it's impossible to be patient when the right tackle barely even touches the DE. It's been a big problem all year.