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The pitcher replants her back foot after pushing off the rubber.

Schwartz was that pitcher. When not in the circle, she played 1st.

Lindaman was walked 5 times in one game vs. WI.

She had another great final round 7 birdies, 11 pars!

Congratulations Jess! https://gophersports.com/news/2024/5/8/softball-oakland-named-big-ten-player-of-the-year Krapf, Strelow, DeBord and Hambrick also honored!

And here she is! Katie Thibault returning to MN: Great get!

Thanks! but I don't think I should be credited with that comment. But, whoever made it, is right and I concur.

Can't argue with your points. My concern is over the number of scholarships that would be available for other players on the roster. Softball only gets 12. Consider that top pitchers are on a full scholarship, that won't leave too many left. Clearly pitching projects can be granted partial...

So, you want 7 pitchers on the roster?

A few positives from yesterday were Grayson's pitching, DeBord's center fielding, and Chavez making solid contact in all her at bats. Unfortunately, the two errors in the fourth led to 5 unearned runs.

In addition to adding Reese McCauley, a talented freshman from last year, Mariana Menones, will return to the Gophers. The trio of Bella, Reese and Mariana will be a solid foundation for the team. https://gophersports.com/news/2024/5/3/womens-golf-mesones-returns-to-gophers-after-gap-year

Sounds easy. But if fans like me stop going to men's basketball, traditionally a revenue sport, how long is it before the Athletics Department must seek additional funding

With many strong complaints about too much government regulation, I do not share your optimism that Congress will do anything about it. If they manage to enact anything, a legal challenge will be launched immediately if not sooner :sneaky:.

I understand your frustration with NIL. But, is donating to the Golden Gopher Fund going to help retain or obtain new players? No. Will donating NIL money do either? Maybe. Maybe not. Every program needs star players and loyalty. Otherwise, the teams will struggle and the programs will lose fans...

Die hard fans are faced with difficult choices. For example, I have been reminded that I should renew my men's basketball tickets. For the upcoming year, that is $330 per seat with a required 'donation' to the scholarship fund of $550 per seat. I know that there are less expensive seats, but the...

Following up on one of the key signees for next year - Natalie Susa: https://highschool.athlonsports.com/ohio/2024/04/30/walsh-jesuits-natalie-susa-has-returned-to-form-after-working-to-come-back-from-injury A really great article on her recovery from her injury, her work ethic, and the support...

Jess Oakland named the BIG player of the week! https://bigten.org/sb/article/bltf0ae263e3bf15236/ Congratulations, Jess!

An article in today's Star Tribune: https://www.startribune.com/nil-uni...sters-donations-dinkytown-athletes/600362665/ Sounds like NIL has a bigger impact on individual athletes while GGF is more focused on the Athletics Department.

An article in today's Star Tribune: https://www.startribune.com/nil-university-of-minnesota-boosters-donations-dinkytown-athletes/600362665/ Sounds like NIL has a bigger impact on individual athletes while GGF is more focused on the Athletics Department

An article in today's Star Tribune: https://www.startribune.com/nil-university-of-minnesota-boosters-donations-dinkytown-athletes/600362665/ Sounds like NIL has a bigger impact on individual athletes while GGF is more focused on the Athletics Department.