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Rutgers selling out to stop the pass. Pass setting up the run.

Odd 4th and short play call by Rutger …

So 17-17 in 4th Q. Iowa has 2 penalties for 20 yards; UCLA has 9 penalties for 84 yards. Clean it up UCLA and take home a win. Both teams have 3 turnovers. Ouch.

I’ll be in Nashville next week. it is a hoppin’ town. 50 hotels downtown per my taxi driver last year. Locals now call it Nash Vegas. Charlotte is nice, and I’d be happy yo go there for a bowl game. But Nashville is at a different level for visitors.

Stop Monagai, stop Rutgers. Rutgers’ D, admittedly with some good players out, is giving up a lot of points recently. Turn up the heat PJ.

Schnauzer, watch to the end for the gag that comes to my mind ever time I see your GH handle. Old time English comic, playing Australian “Lord Patterson.” One of the panelist watching the joke unwind is a young Tom Jones. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/zZrfkwqQEEm3qqDG/?mibextid=Ls6BEq

Love to see the Gophers offense get a quick start and go up a score or two early. If Rutgers is forced to take chances on offense to play catch-up—not AK’s sweet spot—our D should have a lot of fun. If Rutgers goes up early, I still like our chances, because with Max, DT, DJ and others, the...

Next year’s Marcus Majors—if PJ doesn’t hit the portal for DT’s backup?

He’s not showed up any recent unavailability reports. Maybe he’s just running at #4 or #5 on the depth chart. For a guy who ran as #1 at Ohio, it’s got to feel a bit strange. Perhaps he’s like Elijah Spencer—he’ll blossom in year number two.

Does anyone remember whether RB Sieh Bangura, an Ohio transfer, came in with three years to play two, or two years to play two? After he committed we picked up one-year RB transfers Majors and Mangham. Bangura has appeared briefly in three games so far. Is this just a RB depth chart thing, or is...

I like the look. Looks like a Golden Gophers team ...

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Gophers Dodge the Greek Rifle and Max Out the Score.

Affirmative ...

Not seeing Rutgers as an outlier for DL of DB havoc. That is good. Let’s hope we run a great passing game against them, setting up good running lanes.

Schiano said enough so that the reporter had a pretty good idea of whom Schiano was speaking. Many people can describe a person without using a name. IMHO PJ doesn’t even do this. He doesn’t name names; he also rarely discusses player injuries in terms (without naming names) that might in any...

Numbers 33 to 37 is an interesting grouping.

Here is an information-rich game day report about the Minnesota game published by Rutgers. Once you get by the stuff about ticketing, etc. there is a scouting update on Rutgers, and Athan’s play against USC, that is pretty interesting. Nothing controversial here; just lots of current data...

You are right. PJ and Schiano are identical in how openly and extensively they use press conferences to reveal snd discuss the injury status of key players in their respective teams. Silly me!