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While I think it’s possible to pick up solid players that had limited roles at P2/P4, I agree that it’s likely to have a higher hit rate by picking up top performers players from lower levels. Going the G5/FCS route will probably be cheaper too.

Based on the suitors and stats listed this would seem like a decent/good pickup but Cochnauer did not receive any level of all-conference recognition this year playing in the Mountain West.

Hopefully, it eats up enough of their funds that they can’t meet the rest of the needs.

I hope we see the gophers identify position that have to be good each year and be willing to spend on those positions and alternatively, I think there are positions that can/should be filled through HS recruiting. OL, DL, CB need to be good every year therefore targeted in the portal. I think...

Yeah, I have no idea if he is B1G quality just that he’s been mentioned numerous times.

Sawyer Seidl?

Yeah, sign this guy up immediately. Apparently, he has a visit to Illinois scheduled too.

My point is that the Gophers won’t be getting anyone that doesn’t have multiple offers or at least there will be very rare situations where they don’t.

For next year, I’m hoping they upgrade at 2 spots. In addition to RT, I’m not sure the C or RG are contributors on what needs to be an upper level B1G OL.

I believe the big change was personnel related as Nelson was in for Marshal.

Seems like Cub Foods has made a rather large investment in NIL this year. Makes you wonder if other sponsors of Gopher sports will do the same. The better the product on the field the more eyes for the sponsors.

Cardenas left the team last summer.

Isn’t every transfer a bidding war nowadays? They better win more than that if they want to fill out the roster.

I’d say swing big at OL. Make up for it elsewhere.

I’ve been thinking 2 OL but wouldn’t be upset with 1.

Competition for Nelson would be nice.

6-10 legitimate starters seems very plausible to me. Quinn Carroll, Jack Henderson, Ethan Robinson, Elijah Spencer level guys.

Yeah, obviously but if the funds go to Taylor they have no ability to go hunting for the OL. Additionally, they are still in the B1G and should have a leg up on most of their competition. Taylor is a great player and will hopefully be healthy all season but it’s fair to question roster...

Both things can be true. In this new era of football, I’m convinced that the non-helmet schools (especially ones that play the game like PJ) need to go all in on the trenches then set tiers for spending from there. On offense, I would go OL, QB, 2-3 skill players that are sure fire B1G...

I’m not questioning his skill but, in theory, doesn’t a better OL make every skill player better?