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Your right every football fan in Minnesota loves this coach, your right. He coached like 50 years ago, and when I look back on his record, despite using the weather as an advantage, he never won a super bowl. At least he got us to a few, I will give him credit for that.

Ok, now your are BFF with this 100 year old coach? and you act like you know me because I comment on this occasionally. OK.

and no super bowl wins.

I think most colleges are need based. If you come from a single family you get a lot of help. I know a guy on the Harvard team, his parents are divorced and his dad is a judge. He lives with his mother, he is not paying much, she does not work and got accepted as a football player, he does not...

What a scam.

What is the tuition at those schools, like 50,000 dollars? Most of the athletes probably get shit grades compared to the high caliber student at those schools. Makes sense, pay 200,000 dollars to play a sport and get B's and C's. The football teams are not able to go to the playoffs.

He is there for one reason, to get his kid into the NFL. He will step down soon after his kid graduates. He reminds me of a high school coach who is coaching their son.

That is from the combine

Jones 40 4.81 vert 33 6'5" Overview Three-year starter who operates with a rare level of quality mechanics coming from the college game. Jones doesn't have special arm talent, but he can make pro throws and has the ability to attack deep with accuracy. He completed just 59.9 percent of his...

In between interviews he watches reruns of Mayberry R.F.D

It worked well for the family.

A large factor in his decision was the fact Minnesota gave his Irish twin a scholarship to play with him, the parents could watch both kids. The 2021 QB for Penn was from Ontario, he held himself back a year, I think he is third string at this time.

I remember watching Jackson at the Iowa camp in high school, he was meant to be a slot/WR. He was a very small and had a below average arm compared to the other QB's. Most guys would jump at being a WR, I do not understand his thinking.

Kowalkowski is doing well, he is over 6'2" around 220 pounds, Straight A student. He will get his chance, probably would have been in the mix this year at STU, they only have two freshman at this time on the roster.

Ok, how about each team is allowed a certain number of 5,4, 3 stars with half the roster form the state?

All of these schools are state funded, do the same thing that the professional schools do, require each state funded school be required to have between 80 to 90 % of the roster from the state and the rest can be recruited from all of the states.

I w Kramer probably could have done just as good, if given a chance most of the QB would do fine.

My understanding is he was going to play Div III football and he received the offer from MSU at the end. Turned out well for him.

He was able to start 4 years without significant injury, that is pretty good.