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Defense played a full game. Giving up 10 points the first half does not qualify as not ready to play.

Losing a game because the referees made a horrible mistake, proved conclusively by pictures, that changed the outcome of the game is fair and square? No video review is fair and square? No, it is not fair and square.

Wisconsin is good but so are we.

You are making it too complicated for AK. There are just two things: 1) He doesn't see the field. He focuses on one receiver and tries to force the ball home. His mind says, the harder I throw it the best chance it will get through. 2) His brain just does not process touch. He throws one...

All of which make Athan one of the key players in Gopher football history. He's the guy who triggered Fleck into changing his best and becoming a good football coach.

Did they mention good speed?

Lindsey on the front, Koi on the back for the other team to read when he brings a punt or interception all the way back.

Forget career stats. He played three years in a run heavy offense compounded with a year with AK. He's a Gopher great alongside Bateman, TJ, and Decker.

His backup(s) are working hard at practice. There will be a competition next spring. And no, Kessich is not going to be benched. He is our kicker.

Just like golf. Aim left and you get the dreaded straight ball. Better to find the tiny twist in the toe or ankle and just get back to the gentle draw.

Don't think you get to BIG Kicker of the Year through an aberration. Maybe a handful of games way better than your norm but not a full season.

He's like a golfer who sees his nice draw turn into a hook. Doesn't understand what he is doing differently. They are watching film and watching his leg action in practice. He'll get it going again and win some games for us.

Maybe wait until he starts shaving?

How about giving Quin some time off? He got beat several times again on pass rush.

A liability on defense? Are you insane? No, he has not yet got home on pass rush but Jah and Striggow seldom do either.

Still no answer to what in the world is wrong with the offensive line on run blocking. Taylor was one on four most of the night at the line of scrimmage.

He is far ahead of Winfield at this time in careers. Not close.

QB jitters are in direct proportion to pressure.

Seems wrong on the field but not when he takes his helmet off on the sidelines. Just a kid.

We missed two field goals in a game we lost by two points. No more complicated than that. As for Max, he was playing behind an offensive line that missed game start time and the first half.