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Herbstreit on McAfee was wrong on who would win the Duck/Hawk game but was exactly right on how it would play out. https://youtube.com/shorts/5fHXizagqQ0?si=VlRgZ7G9REWvqMVm

I feel bad for Iowa......lol.

I think I'm pretty safe in saying there's never been a Big Ten program in modern history that went from perennial doormat to national top 5-10 in the first two years of a coach's tenure. Cignetti is a total anomaly. It won't last.

Ohio State has two other high 4-star Tackle recruits from Ohio in the same class. This could be a playing time thing...which would make sense.

Even that X post was too generous. Minnesota is dead last in rushing yards per game in BG10 play at 74.5 per. It seems almost impossible to be that bad and still have a winning record.

"fluid mover, a natural athlete" Left tackle. Let's hope there's a young Ersery type either on the roster now or in this class.

Who? Koehler? Legg?

Players have stepped up in big moments at home late in games even when struggling for large parts of the game. Kudos to them. Now it's time to take that show on the road...they just need to keep the score within reach. Edit add: any semblance of a more efficient run game would help massively.

Receiver performance is definitely a huge issue this year. Brockington is the only WR that's had any success at catching contested balls. TEs Geers and Biber have been OK. Does PJ need to personally take over the receiver room over the bye and work on this? If I'm a D Coordinator against MN...

I was going by someone else's post above. Fake news?

Gopher Gridiron guys ended the podcast with predicting who gets fired first, Jonathan Smith, Locksley or Fickell. They went with Smith (turns out it was Locksley). If Smith gets canned, I wonder if Rossi has any regrets? Maybe he gets interim?

It seems so. That would explain all the loose zone they've playing...bend and hopefully tighten up before the red zone.

7-5. I'm hoping for 8-4, but the Gophs are O-fer on the road, playing like total dogshit away from home. I hope I'm wrong.

The trend on O isn't good. Some of it is having an experienced quality QB but there's more to it than that. Since there's probably been some learning on the job, the real question is whether there is upside from here.

Going into the USC game, Raiola was tied with AK for being the most sacked (27) in the BG10. His risk of injury was pretty high, unfortunately. AK pulled away with one more sack (29) with Raiola getting hurt (28).

It seems almost impossible for his 11-win 2019 Baylor team not to have a ranked win, but it happened.

What's the Nebby/Rhule streak for losing games vs ranked teams?

An advantage of not getting ESPN (YouTube TV fight) is that my "multi view" options are much simpler.

Holy cow, Colorado is bad. Really bad.

That game was reminiscent of Purdue; giving up a bajillion yards on defense, struggling on offense, but still figuring out a way to get a W.