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Yeah, I bet the thought process went about like this, "lemme think of another team that hasn't had a lot of success and had plenty of down years like Indiana", then he identifies us and thinks, "well, QB is the most important position on the field so if they get one they can turn things around"...

Was just gonna post the exact same thing.

Not sure I've ever heard the title "Senior Woman Administrator". I think I know what he meant, but man.... That being said, the article makes the home games seem like a real cool experience.

Redshirt freshman. Glad he found a spot!

Either way, QB isn't the limiting factor like ol' Bundy claimed. None of the Heisman finalists would have gotten us to the CFP with our offensive line, WRs, etc.

If not for that performance in Seattle, this would have a great chance of being spot on!

I kinda agree, especially when you see what happened to Jackson Kollack. Pretty much a year prior he was a highly regarded recruit with multiple options. One year on the bench and he might not have a good offer to play somewhere.

"4 touch downs in one game" - perfect line for the character.

While I appreciate any respect our team gets, the bolded makes me think the author isn't paying much attention to us. I think it's obvious our right side of the offensive line, WRs, and maybe DTs/CBs are the positions we'd need elite play from, not QB.

It would be cool to see Georgia become the second best college team in the state. Georgia Tech has been up and coming recently....

Probably has a hundred times more to do with their success than a few previously unheralded players.

Yeah, I don't think people realize that even though we're adults, we're still benefiting from a lot of consumer protections. To those who think they are smart and don't need them, well, be glad they are there for your grandparents and maybe parents then.

I agree. List a handful of players out of about 200 total, take a wild azz guess that they aren't getting much in NIL, and then come to the conclusion that NIL money isn't all that people think it is. That's about the most convincing argument I've ever heard. Sarcasm.

The only thing that keeps 'em funny is one poster choosing to engage with Gophers4Life/Gophers4Lyfe/MplsGopher/GopherGrit for a few pages and then someone else cuts in and has a turn at it, then someone else, etc. Maybe this can get to that level of the thread about whether or not Shaka Smart...

What transfers has he/the program talked about? I think he said something about Bucky and how he respects him helping his mom, but that was when this whole thing was new and no one had an understanding of it all yet. Not trying to argue, I just don't recall him talking about players when they...

Not to agree with Minneapolis Gopher, but it sounds more like people's reaction was the messy part, not him transferring. Simple nothing-burger article by Liebert to get some clicks.

Ummm, having things realigned after injury isn't fake. If anything is fake, it's the family practitioner having no clue what your problem is and just giving you 3 weeks worth of pain killers/muscle relaxers and hoping the problem goes away on it's own.

Maybe it depends on the situation, like an in-game decision vs how the coach plans on using your kid this upcoming season?

I think @BigGopher69 was suggesting they would be saying positive things about him, not negative. In other words, "hey, give this Kollock guy a look". Not sure why multiple people thought he meant negative things.

I think you're pretty close to what could happen. The only thing in your post I'd disagree with would be agreeing to redshirt. If you start out 9-0 and then tell your teammates you're done for the season so you can portal up...I just see that being a mess. However, I could see playing at a...