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It's a contact and it seems at the U they are mostly year-to-year. If that is the case with Taylor, we could offer him less (or nothing) for next year. That would, of course, also be telling the marketplace that, at Minnesota, if you get hurt and/or the players largely responsible for your...

I don't know the answer to your question. I clicked on the thread because your thread title suggested that you were going to offer a solution, only to instead have the ball lobbed back into my court. Classic bait and switch. ;)

In fairness, you have no idea whether that is true or not. Lots of wealthy people transfer funds to their children and grandchildren, some starting at birth.

That seems harsh, but maybe leaving after only one year back at Osseo would be sending that message. I am not sure that the gap between the two programs now is the same as it was back when I knew him, and Osseo did win a title since then, but there are certainly resource and facility advantages...

That would be a great hire if the rumor is true. I used to run into Derrin occasionally when he was in his first stint at Osseo, probably around 2011 or so. He told me that he would get his team fired up to play the privileged rich kids at Wayzata with their enormous school and immaculate...

Why not just name him rather than give people a puzzle to solve? Oh that's right, it's because Shooter is a washed up old hack. (Spoiler alert--it's Dylan Ray.)

You are required to give him the benefit of the doubt and a longer leash than he would otherwise receive. But that goodwill is not indefinite. State of Minnesota v. Lindsay Whalen (2023)

There's only like two motels in Starkville, gotta plan ahead!

I understand the point that you are trying to make about Starkville as a travel destination, but as the OP stated, this is the first time in history that Minnesota is visiting an SEC stadium (where we all know it just means more). I am going to do everything in my power to make the trip.

Honestly? It's not great, but it was a difficult time. Don't judge.

It appears that he played full seasons in each of his three years at Purdue (2022-24) and I don't think he played at all this year. If that's all correct, he could count 2025 as a redshirt year and he would still have one more year to play.

Never attended any of his personal appearances, but had many opportunities to buy a beer from him. In later years, he carried around personalized trading cards, although I believe those were mostly saved for the ladies. Once at a Saints game an inebriated young fellow was haranguing Wally...

Nominally, at a job that he had held for over 45 years. Not sure how that's relevant to the discussion of the likelihood of Penn State seeking to hire Ferentz or Ferentz wanting the job. He's in his 70s, he's coached at Iowa for decades, can stay as long as he likes and they would be asking...

Appreciate your effort to keep this up.

He'll be 71 before the first game next fall. Can't imagine either party would be interested in that.

Last year the release date was December 11, a few days after the conference championship game.

If his critics at Ole Miss are to be believed, Lane hasn't bothered to learn the players' names in years.

He's been dead for several years, so guessing not.

My kid, who is a life long Gopher fan but attends college elsewhere, went to the game on a student ticket Saturday. His group of about 20 high school friends was a mix of mostly U of M students, but also kids who were home for Thanksgiving break from whatever school they attend now. Many of...

Priorities, my man. ;)