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How many 3rd and longs has MSU completed?

MSU QB having his way when there's not enough pressure. Playing loose zone on D today?

#7 has some nice hops.

20+ yard net punt?

Offense looking like the Bad News Bears so far.

Spurrier or Bowden maybe? I believe Day gave up play calling duties last year. Urban Meyer was very innovative on offense but usually had someone calling plays.

Bigger picture than this thread... but the only things keeping me with a TV package subscription service is sports and convenient DVR functions. With the decline of ESPN, I'm damn close to reverting back to antenna and smart TV with a few a-la-carte subscriptions like Netflix, Prime, Paramount...

If I'm Penn State, I go after Jeff Brohm hard. He's a Louisville guy, but a few million more a year in compensation including for assistants and a better recruiting pool could matter. After that? Who knows.

To the OP, I don't think (and hope) the BG10 or any conference isn't dumb enough to place all games on premium streaming networks, especially for networks that aren't available on regular cable/satellite/streaming provider packages like Peacock. In my opinion, the BG10s move to put more games on...

For once, thanks to the new BG10 TV contract, I couldn't care less that ESPN is being pulled from YouTubeTV or whatever carrier I had at that time. It seems like an annual thing with some networks. No scrambling to free trials at Fubo, Sling, etc. this year.

How about for a guy that tends to run on his heels?

I'd recheck your info. I think Unregistered User is right. Oregon was a very good ranked win. Illinois is no longer ranked.

After cooling off from some irrational takes last weekend, I think this is probably the way to go. If Fleck agrees, get him some proven successful professional football staff. I was just looking at Ferentz's time at Iowa for kicks and grins. He won 55% of his games at Iowa his first 9 seasons...

Heck, PJ was almost Cignetti in 2019. There was huge enthusiasm coming off that year until COVID happened in 2020 then a million key injuries happened in 2021. It's been a slog since then.

I have a feeling FBS coaches across the county think Cignetti is a bastard for raising the bar too high. Still, it will be near impossible for Indiana to keep winning at current levels. Their schedule next year is much harder.

I almost feel bad for McCarthy going against a very good Lions D Line in Detroit with a Vikings O Line held together by chicken wire and tape.

Here's why it's so hard to beat Iowa even though they seem to have roughly similar resources. I asked an AI to rank the top 20 Power 4 teams on overperformance to recruiting rankings over the past decade. Teams like Iowa simply do a lot more with what they have (coaching, administration, etc.).

Offense Percentile (Yards) Avg. Rank in the BG10 45th percentile - Ciarrocca 50th Percentile - Sanford 18th Percentile - Harbaugh If Fleck stays, then the Gophers need new leadership on offense. Just sayin.

17.5 pts - Ciarrocca in 4 seasons 14.5 pts - Sanford in 2 seasons 9.0 pts - Harbaugh in 3 seasons These are the average number of points scored by MN against Iowa by OC. It's bad and getting worse. Edit add: I'm not going to go back and rescore, but if you count some defensive TDs by Iowa as...

To me, lack of preparation and lack of execution are tightly related.