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When I was attending the U I took a creative writing class with a FB player from Florida. Overheard his group talking him through what type of layers he needed for the winter and what to do if he couldn't get a good winter coat before it got cold.

Based on my count in https://gopherhole.com/boards/threads/current-2023-scholarship-outlook.108478/page-3#post-2689692 we have 2 scholarship spots open.

Updated with Dylan Wright leaving the team

Spring ball can't come soon enough...

And maybe some National Championship swag as well ;)

Except that the groupings of 4-6-4 is pretty arbitrary, for instance, if you did 5-4-5 instead, the balanced group comes out on top. Rush heavy 5: 41-24 (.631) Balanced 4: 34-17 (.666) Pass heavy 5: 26-37 (.41) So you can slice it to show either rush heavy or balanced did better, and all that...

My guess is Sean Tyler and Zach Evans are gonna be the go to backs unless Darius Taylor stands out in spring practice. Bryce will do what he has been doing so far and mainly be a blocker/get some carries to shake things up/rest guys.

Same, though now we are at 84 scholarships, so I would be a tad shocked to see more movement before spring practice, but I expect a couple of transfers in and out during that time period.

Updated with Potts and MBS transferring

Oregon and Wash would get us to 18, meaning 3 pods of 6 teams, which I kinda doubt is the route they would go.

If that happens, I bet Oregon and Washington (and potentially Cal/Stanford) would take a lower payout to be in the Big 10 if needed.

Updated with Donald Willis entering the transfer portal. We are 1 scholarship away from being at 85 next year.

Updated with Beanie Bishop's departure

Timing is indeed weird, if he was thinking about it a few months back, why not enter then? If not, what changed before Spring practice that led to this?

If FSU doesn't continue it's upward trend and Deion does well at Colorado, definitely.

I wouldn't be surprised if the protected rivals were set to be reviewed every couple of years. Some teams only have one true rival and we are maybe the only one that could argue that we have three rivals. I would be fine with the third rotating every 4 years, as long as Iowa and Wisconsin are...

My gut feeling, and yeah I'm being a homer, is that the Michigan game will be a top 25 matchup between two undefeated teams. The Bank will be packed and rocking like it was for the Penn State game in 2019.

What I would be interested in seeing is a study about the leg injuries that don't look bad, like CrAB's injury. I wonder if some of these injuries could actually be prevented with a change in training? I'm not saying it would prevent all injuries, but I just wonder how many are actually caused...

And it would be such a PJ thing if the one loss was to an Iowa team with it's head cut off on offense...

I want Michigan as the third locked rivalry for the Gophers, but I also know there are other considerations that might cause that not be the third rivalry. The other benefit to this model is the jug would become a roughly bi-yearly game, so it'll still be played for more often then it is now...