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Agree with this. It seems to me you buy transfers out of the portal to come in and start or have significant roles immediately. Sure, you could bring a transfer in as deep depth, if you can convince him to take that role. The nucleus and depth need to come through high school recruiting; it's...

I was rooting for them last night. Today, they're the devil.

What I'd like to know -- what we'll never know -- is who we would've gotten if Koi had stayed. We had needs; we would've brought in bodies one way or another. Who, specifically, were we able to get that we probably wouldn't have without Koi's money? I wish Fleck could let us in on that.

Well, he took over a winless Arizona team (0-5 in the COVID year, 4-8 in 2019) and won 10 games three years later. That's not nothing. The jury is still out on his Washington tenure. I've never fully understood the dislike people have of him here. It was only one year (maybe that's part of it)...

I think you're wrong about that.

I'm not saying any of this is wrong, but Koi was an all-American as a true freshman. He was pretty damn visible here.

I was thinking the same thing, although I thought it was his teammate, Ron Springs. Either way, if Drake is really doing it, he needs to stop.

Players with Minnesota connections were involved in two consecutive plays in the Potato Bowl. Trillion Sorrell, a true freshman who played at Edina, broke up a pass for Washington State and almost had the interception. Next play, Brady Boyd was targeted with a pass for Utah State. Boyd was at...

One thing I noticed this year, in particular, is that it seemed like every week the Big Ten games I clicked on were boring matchups. Good team vs. mediocre team or bad vs. bad. Too few high-level matchups spread out among too many places. Whereas the SEC had their best game on one network (CBS)...

No reciprocity, but they have a fairly easy bar for Minnesota students to hit to have tuition reduced $6,000-$8,000 to make it similar (I don't remember the specific dollars or process). Both my daughters toured it 8-10 years ago and one really liked it but didn't attend for other reasons. Easy...

If I remember correctly, Mullen wanted $5 million per year total for him and his staff at that time. (I'm not sure if it was reported in the paper or only here.) Back then, that seemed crazy -- at least in these parts. Mason was making $1.65 million per year. Would've loved to see Mullen could...

I actually was thinking about this during the game last night. No, Koi Perich isn't going to join the team, nor is any other current Gopher football player. But with injuries and foul trouble, we sure could use another big body in the middle just bang people around, block out a little and use up...

I agree with this, and that's what makes me doubly depressed about this season. I can live with ups and downs for a program like ours, although it's still difficult to live through. I'm glad our "down" is still a bowl season. However, when we have a chance to make some hay, we need to take...

I'm not pooh-poohing a six- or seven-win season, and I'm enjoying Wisconsin's agony as much as anyone. But with this defense and offensive line, if we played Wisconsin's schedule we could be 3-8 or 2-9 right now.

Second year in a row we've lost to a team disappointed enough to fire their coach.

Same with our group of seven. The past few times we've gone to Evanston we've paid about $7 per ticket. Sellers on the secondary market are playing a game of chicken with buyers for Wrigley. We're in no hurry to buy, because we feel like the tickets and prices available now will still be there...

Augsburg (#2 in the country) also advanced to the Sweet 16. Gustavus lost in the first round.

How many blown coverages on one drive would make it a coaching issue? Not saying its a coaching issue rather than talent. But at some point, bad execution all game long and all season long at is a coaching issue.

He fired Robb Smith mid-season, so ... no.

No question about that. But at age 62, he had about as many Power 4 schools interested in him as Brewster did. It was an out of the box hire; Brewster was for different reasons, obviously.