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Nothing good happens after midnight. Unfortunately, many college parties are just warming up.

He is in a good place with Gopher Football. PJ Fleck and the entire academics and athletics staff are pointing him in the right direction. Kudos to you Darius Taylor!

Five wins total?

PJ Fleck needs to magically get at least six more four stars than he is accustomed to. He has done a remarkable job at developing players that end up in the NFL. He has many challenges ahead with all the transformations in D1 college football.

Will it boil down to the media market value?

They need to flip those close games in their favor.

Hey there! My name is NIL. 🤑

The Gophers will run the gauntlet in the inaugural new Big Ten season and will prevail better than expected. The keys are injuries and adequate depth.

Whew! 😧

He was interested in the Gophers' coaching job.

He will be back with the Gophers. :unsure: That will be a nice comeback story if it happens.

That is all we need. Grid-lock in college sports.

The CU Administration got the Blink they wanted. They better develop a taste for crows.

Kudos to a citizen Gopher who is already making a positive impact!

We have a lot of anticipation for the shape of the first recruiting class in the new Big Ten Era. We can only hope that everything pans out and that Max Brosmer can lead the Gophers successfully through the untested waters. The Gophers will be better than advertised.

Some of these three-star players may turn out to be four-stars. They look like good developmental prospects.

PJ Fleck has a three-point strategy: 1. Secure the top in-state players and the neighboring colder climate states; 2. Aggressively recruit H.S. high-value players elsewhere who are not available in-state; 3. Aggressively target experienced players in the transfer portal for instant upgrades in...

Hmm, :unsure: That's about the size of the Gophers' NIL coffers. Sad, but true. They come with spare winter tires.

PJ Fleck's efforts in state relationships are paying dividends.

We know who has lots of money. It is not the Gophers.