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8 wins and an Axe victory is good for a B, just as it was last year. We had 7 exciting home wins where a very young team showed a resilience that this program isn’t particularly known for, and there was good development across the season for Lindsey. Would have been great to win one on the road...

Smith & Smith won the day.

We get Michigan, Penn State and Indiana and dodge Ohio State, Oregon, USC. Based on the turbulent states of Michigan and Penn State and uncertainty around IU’s long term success (though i’m sure they will still be good) it is a golden opportunity where there’s no chalked up preseason loss.

We lucked out with next year’s schedule. If we’re going to have a repeat of 2019 this coming season is going to be the year all things considered

I think if nothing else the returning players definitely could be a motivator for Koi to stick around one more year. After that he’s almost certainly NFL bound

Let’s add Koi to that list next!

B. We won, defense played great and the whole team was resilient against the toughest and best UNM team in decades. Especially given that this was practically a road game for us i am happy

Jalen Smith completed 2 difficult catches to convert pivotal scores. We would not have won without him. That said, the other Smith is a close second and was a similar level of pivotal on defense.

Very up-and-down season for him in my opinion, but what do we think?

Awesome!!! Defense is gonna be an absolute unit next year between Smith, Nestor and Perich all continuing to get better

Should be a great game for Anthony Smith’s draft stock if he does choose to declare. What a stud

I still think bowl games are a lot of fun. Sue me

8 teams. No automatic qualifiers for champs. Use unbiased BCS type algorithm.

The 80+ yard pass vs Rutgers is the highlight of the year for me without a doubt. Season changing play

Q1: Minnesota 7, New Mexico 0 Q2: Minnesota 14, New Mexico 7 Q3: Minnesota 20, New Mexico 10 FINAL: Minnesota 27, New Mexico 17

He'll definitely get a UDFA/minicamp nod, at the very least. Maybe he impresses at the combine and gets picked late.

Isn't Brockington out of eligibility anyways? This is expected I feel like

In a just world, it would be Jacob Rodriguez from Texas Tech. People have compiled his stats and put them next to Manti Te'o in 2012, and it's just a staggering comparison. Unfortunately though you need to be a QB, RB or WR to win it so he didn't even get an invite. It will be Mendoza, and of...

If it's a scandal like recruiting violations or some sort of breaching of NCAA bylaws like that I'd be fine with it. But if it's something that hurts real human beings like physical/sexual assault, hazing, etc I would not.