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MSU up on Gonzaga 53-52. Nice!

He does put the ball on the floor unnecessarily. That'll vanish over the course of the year. I hope.

Not saying he'll be a star - I don't see that yet. But I see him looking visibly larger and stronger. Grabs some boards with confidence. Can shoot a little. Can defend a little. Emerging, but will take time. ... I think so much of his trajectory relates to him growing into his body.

Although, I see a real player emerging in him. ...Next year? Late this year?

Agree. Ball movement looks intentional, and should improve over the year. It's as though we're watching real basketball. Young team. But they play and will improve.

All in the paint... Backdoor cut; drives. I think one rebound. He's impressive, in that he's strong but has a soft touch. Can't really teach that. And that's been consistent with him over the two games I've watched him.

M My usual streaming service comes up empty on this one. Gets almost every college football and NFL game, though.

Just looked now - and it appears to be. https://www.bigtenplus.com/en-int/playerpage/1538514

I can't be the only one who noticed how physically ready Payne looked in that video...?

Who's still all-in? :-)

Looks like it's time to welcome him to MN. :-)

Propositional football. What is it? If A, then B. If B, then C. And so on. Architecturally, this works. And from a "master plan" point of view, this is sound. As a matter of fact, it means you have a master plan. There is one problem. If "A" never occurs, the entire thing is derailed...

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A simple reach block of a defender with leverage is difficult. Can't imagine a couple gaps away! I noticed that Mo seems to run to the left side a lot... Anyone know if Mo is left-handed? Anyone know if Aireontae is left-handed?

On a few occasions, I've notice him seal up the left edge of the line air-tight. And Mo always seems to get a big gain when that happens. ...Anyone else notice he seems to have a knack for sealing the edge?

Spectacular!

In response to some other posters, I am not making a point about how to manage all games. Just the one where you are dominating. I think PJ's strategy is proper in many instances. For example, if the Gophers are playing an explosive team, drive the bus as slowly as you can. The problem that...

I don't think you and I disagree at all. I would point to the exact same drive as being the one that ultimately tilted game situation, and I would have run the offense in slow motion in the second half. My point relates to the first half. Consider speeding up in these sorts of games (not...

I'd point out to PJ that he may want to reconsider his squeeze-the-life-out-of-the-game strategy when dominating in the opening half. Here's why. Notice that despite the statistical dominance, the Gophers hadn't really put the game away at the half? This means that if Thorne doesn't fumble on...

23 of 26 for 268 yds, and 3 TDs? He's had a top-line stat like that before. Several times, actually. That's not what I'm referring to. Distributing the ball to TEN different receivers? 6 balls to Brown-Stevens; 3 to Wright; 3 to Jackson; 3 to Spann-Ford; and so on. Today Tanner showed us...