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If the NFL still employs part-time officials, then I don’t see college basketball leading the breakout from that model.

I was at the Penn State-Northwestern game on Wednesday and PSU is genuinely bad. We have to win this one.

His ratio of profit to winning programs isn’t good.

Argh! I was going to come up for the Michigan game to see us take back the Jug, but my nephew’s getting married that day! I guess I’m going to have to tell him to change the date.

That's because he's a very bad VRBO owner.

Minnesota does have one of the highest per capita rates of Fortune 500 companies in the U.S. However, 13 of those are publicly traded and have to answer to shareholders, so donating NIL money to University of Minnesota athletics isn't an option. The 4 private companies have more flexibility to...

But this year came with all the hardware.

At the start of the season Indiana went from being tied with us for the longest drought without a conference championship to winning not only their first Big Ten title since 1967, but also the national championship. That’s leapfrogging of the highest order.

And his mother, too.

Problem was, those kickers had an unfortunate propensity to push the most important kicks right.

He’ll go to the NFL. He’s already a professional.

This feels like a 1980s Super Bowl blowout.

Oregon willing to trade 3 touchdowns for 3 points. Doesn’t seem to be a winning formula.

Just utter destruction by Indiana. Have to say they’ve been one of the most impressive teams I’ve seen in my years of watching college football.

He reminds me of a slightly less fast Tyreek Hill. Super dynamic playmaker.

Like Quinnipiac and their roster of 23-year-olds in the 2023 championship.

Or, in the cases of Michgan and Purdue, at least, better athletes AND better coaching.

Like many others, my Gophers hockey gut punch loss was the 1989 championship game, at home in the Civic Center, to Harvard (Harvard!). That was another obscenely talented Minnesota team that lost a title it should’ve won.

Damn, I flipped over to Texas Tech-Houston and missed the comeback. OL’ Bill must’ve funneled some fast cash to his guys.

Kansas down 15 at TCU at home, which will drop them to 10-5 and 0-2 in conference. Strange what’s happened to Bill Self’s teams once everyone could pay players.