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The anytime transfer has to go. That would be the first step toward bringing back sanity to college football. Reducing or ending NIL will require court action, which will take some time. As PJ said, every kid is a free agent with no salary caps. That is totally, almost insanely unfair, and...

For sure?

PJ doesn't give his reserve QB any experience, either - as someone here pointed out, even when Gophers are way ahead or way behind. When Ak was stumbling, Cole should have had a shot or two. Who's the QB in the bowl?

That will be interesting.

You would think some QB coaching along the way would have corrected the sideways sling delivery.

Brosmer: 5 times more TDs than interceptions; 62% completions. Doesn't run.

To me, he seems a lot slower than last year when running.

There is a real possibility that the top 40 or so form their own non-NCAA semi-pro league, and everyone else morphs into something more in line with student athlete expectations, even if it means dropping a notch to about the North Dakota State level. It would mean turning away from big TV money...

Luridly overwritten, but he makes a few good points. I haven't seen tackling that sloppy in years - what's happened with Rossi? PJ is too conservative and he distrusts passing, evident even when he had another QB. On that subject, why didn't Cole, who was sharper and more confident in the Spring...

Which shouldn't be happening. The new transfer rule just helps exaggerate all the problems with jumping programs now offered by NIL. The NCAA can go back to the wait-a-year rule and in that the courts would have no say. That would leave the grad transfers.

Navy was clobbered by SMU Saturday and are now 5-6. Service teams have to have six wins by Dec. 3, the bowl announcement date, to be considered. Navy is out, the Gophers are in (somewhere - probably Detroit vs, the MAC champion, but there seem to be other possibilities). Fox has us in Detroit...

Google says that it's a bowl rule that Army or Navy must have 6 by the day of bowl announcements.

Athan 10th in official B10 standings; Jackson third in receiving; Dragan had most field goals in the conference.

Jerry Palm says Boca Raton Bowl, vs, Coastal Carolina, Dec. 21, but that may be an earlier projection - hard to tell on his website.

startribune.com/minnesota-gophers-wisconsin-hawaii-bowl-eligible-losingrecord/600322394/

Also Asad Abdul-Khaliq, who looked pretty bad early on, but led the nation in pass efficiency in his senior year (2003).

They need a bowl! I'm sure they wouldn't turn one down if lucky enough to get one.

Jerry Palm's Bowl Projections has only one 5-7 team in a bowl: Mississippi State.

Gophers need a seasoned OC who can also coach QB s - one with some imagination. They also need a recruiter who does mostly that. Both NIL and the open portal hurt UM (and most teams), but presidents and ADs and coaches have to realize that the whole thing is going sideways with these changes...

Cole never got a shot.