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I'm not done, just not emotionally invested. Why should I be? #1 - Financial parity in college football is slowly on the way. But right now? Yikes, NIL + transfer situation means yearly free agency where top talent goes to the highest bidder. #2 - The U of M is near the cellar in the Big Ten...

Can we make that fringe bowl team website again?

As I said, they will likely lose to Illinois.

Wisconsin is not very good this year. They are absolutely beatable. Illinois will be tougher, but if Minnesota won, nationwide people wouldn't declare it an upset. Neither would be. Are you living in 2024?

Good = top 10 ranked teams that the Gophers lose to by a lot OR top 25 teams that the Gophers don't play Bad = any team the Gophers win

You think Nebraska is better than Kansas? I'm not sure about that.

Nebraska has a favorable schedule. They will likely lose to Illinois and possibly Rutgers before getting completely destroyed by tOSU, followed by 1-3 the rest of the way. 6-6 my bet

Bucky and Iowa did not play teams anywhere close to the talent of North Carolina. Having said that, Iowa's offense is better. Wisconsin didn't impress me.

I mean lots of blame to go around on the Gophers blocking. But that holding penalty on 2nd and 1 on that final drive was unacceptable. The worst thing that generally happens there is Major has to break a tackle or get no gain. You have to let em go.

I'm actually more optimistic about Brosmer (and the defense) after this game. It's just too bad that I haven't been convinced of the OC situation since KC left. What role PJ plays in micro-managing that, I have no idea. I don't care about the blame being handed out. Figure it out PJ and good...

ahahahaha no.

This is forever how I am going to remember last year's passing attack.

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If the Gophers played that schedule, that would be some fun stats to look at.

They had a great season last year. But, ehh, the schedule wasn't exactly a gauntlet. They got to see how good they really were at the bowl game. ------- Win ------- Bowling Green = 34-24 New Mexico State = 33-17 @Buffalo = 55-27 @FIU = 38-6 Sam Houston = 21-16 @Jacksonville State = 31-13...

And honestly, I don't think the NFL would make college football a minor league like baseball (I can't see the powerhouse FBS schools agreeing to that), but perhaps more like how soccer works between different leagues? What a weird situation we're in.

Ha. I suppose so. I'm really curious what college football will look like in 10 years.

College football players will be employees. There will eventually be no limit to how long a player can play for the team or who can play. NFL players whose careers struggle or are at their twilight can sign a contract with a college team. Without the NFL involvement, it will be a competing...

This makes me wonder when the NFL will get involved and offer their help in navigating a CBA. It will probably pave the way for an earlier draft age and all NFL teams having DI football colleges as minor league affiliates.

The future of non-revenue sports is going to be interesting.