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Bishop nice play! I hate seeing Sori-Marin out there on passing downs. Striggow that would have been nice.

The story of Penn State's offensive success so far. To slow to read, react and recover

Glad the coaches are being careful on this. Tanner will be missed and I am hoping we see a good offensive approach that gives young Athan or Kramer a chance to win. Hoping the team can play a good game tonight.

Amen. It’s weird how many posters on the board have been apologists for that terrible defensive performance.

Don’t forget Gopher defense couldn’t get the offense the ball back

His Dad was money with the 12 foot shoot especially on the baseline

You mean when he came in for Annexstad in 2018? He clicked immediately even though the game was Rob Smith’s last game. I think Morgan was really calm and sharp though

Gophers with a bounce back Gophers 27 Psu 16

Damien Wilson is rated as a 5th best performing LB according to PFF https://www.pff.com/nfl/grades/position/lb St Juste rated around 25 Winfield Jr rated as 3rd best Safety.

Yes, and MSU played soft zone and the receivers caught every damn ball. Purdue and Illinois both played press man and took our receivers out of the game with physicality. But yes the LOS has been huge in both losses.

Thanks Swelna. Looking forward to the rest of this season still for many reasons. We have seen Fleck's teams get hot and rattle off Big Ten wins before. A win at Penn State would be a great first step.

Can we ask opposing teams to run the same defensive scheme as MSU :) ? Hopefully Kirk can make some adjustments because Purdue and Illinois took away what he was trying to do with the passing game.

Morgan has been a winner and is still gives the team the best chance of winning. The receivers have stunk along with pass protection the past two weeks.

I think Rossi’s defense usually has the secondary playing zone probably to help with run defense. Purdue and Illinois both played physical man (with Illinois holding a lot). I don’t think the Gophers currently have a good enough front 7 to play man.

PhiloVance you know the LowDown (not sure if your moniker is an REM reference), but the NIL arrangement has made it harder for Minnesota and it’s frugal fan base to compete.

When the safeties are making that many tackles on running plays it means the front 7 are losing. Give credit fo Illinois for a great game plan and great execution. Rossi’s game plan did not work and he didn’t adjust.

So put your money where your mouth is and support the program via season tickets and NIL via Dinkytown Athletes

yeah could be scheme or just really good Oline play. Gophers linebacks seems to make very few plays, while the Gopher safeties were saving touchdowns. It was a big ask for this Oline to not have a big drop off from last year while replacing 4 of 5 starters. The right side just is not there yet...

Yeah man. They got the guys back that were questionable, are really good on both sides of the ball, and played a mistake free game. Hats off to them. I don't know how the Gophers fix the right side of the line and receivers. Illinois shut down the only reliable wideout in Daniel Jackson today.

If we get the ball back without them scoring can the offense pick up the tempo? No shame in picking up the pace when down two scores.