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He probably didn’t cost a lot but WR4/5 (or in my opinion WR in general) isn’t a place to spend a lot of money.

I’ve seen speculation that the service that announced it did so in error. Apparently, all of Jennings socials still list MN.

In case anyone was wondering… Mr. Chapman is the Gophers highest rated transfer.

Thanks for the memories, Noah!

Not really. The higher rated offensive transfer (I.e. Warren and Thompson) are more potential while the defense recruits are players productive at lower levels and seem to be smart moves. This makes those higher rated offensive players at a greater risk to underperform.

Agreed. LB should be a position filled through HS recruiting. No need to overpay there.

This guy seems to be a good pass rusher at 6’4” 300 lbs at the very least.

He’s rather highly rated in the portal by at least 1 service and had teams like Penn State after him. He also had 22 QB pressures and 18 hurries.

As others have mentioned, those stats are not the greatest indicator of the impact of a DT.

Yep, just don’t get pushed 3 yards downfield on every play and let someone else clean it up.

Right, that’s probably a luxury that the Gophers get to enjoy if they hit on someone out of HS recruiting. To me, OL has to be the priority every year.

I can agree on the offense. However, that could change with 1 good productive OL transfer.

I’d say that there’s quite a few guys that had good production at lower levels. I’m honestly more concerned about the higher rated guys. As they didn’t really contribute at their last P4 stops.

Don’t forget Omonode too. Omonode Crawford Chapman Sunram Hicks Stubbs Randle

Which players don’t you like? Additionally, I think it far more likely that the “top handful of transfers” will underperform. The Gophers seem to have been rather smart in the portal.

There was a second transfer window last year after spring ball. That window no longer exists.

Agreed on the OL but also take all the DL they can get. I think with a good DL, LB is a spot that can be filled through HS recruiting.

TCU wasn’t a dead program… Butler basketball has had other good teams and been a quality mid major for quite some time.

You’re expending a lot of energy on semantics then. What the guy has done at Indiana is incredible no matter how you slice it.

Ok, Start the list!