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Wow now they’re losing 3-0 midway through the 3rd. I’m honestly surprised by this score. Purdue is really not good.

Yup that was a horrible coaching decision but MN just couldn’t make them pay. So it’s a good decision in the end lol

Oh I agree with that and it’s going to be super annoying, but PJ hasn’t had much to do with the scoreboard today. You’re got a 5th (6th?) year senior getting stripped of the ball after a 10 yard gain, a 30 (!) year old punter taking 4 steps into a clear rush, and a bad underthrow leading to an...

Yeah, I did the same — and it’s as rare in my case as yours. I’ve got PTSD from watching the rush defense last year, and that was reawakened last week. Michigan is a horrible passing team, so perhaps the D pulls it together and commits enough guys to the box to slow them down, but I have a hard...

This goes against everything I’m feeling based on the 2nd half last week, but I’ll say the defense bounces back, plays a lot of press man coverage against a team that can’t throw, tackles better, and slows down the running game enough to keep Minnesota in the game until the end.

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100% this. He’s a very competent college QB who goes through his progressions and is fairly accurate. He had some time in the 1st half last week and found the open receiver most of the time. Had less time in the 2nd half and Iowa also dropped more into coverage so Brosmer couldn’t as easily...

I totally agree with that, but I also think it should’ve been called incomplete on the field. 5 or 6 bodies near the end line and a Miami player comes away with the ball. Probably still would’ve been reviewed since it’s inside 2 minutes, but then you’re looking for that evidence the other way...

This is cool to see. His team is 4-0 on the season and he’s putting up pretty good numbers as you’d expect. Cool that he’s taking time to come up for a game during his season after already committing.

UCLA hanging with LSU on the road is shocking to me. Also quite surprised by the Mich score thus far. Just goes to show how little we actually know about these teams early in the season. Rankings are meaningless until week 4 minimum, but the playoff committee probably does it right by waiting...

Walley out as expected, but so is Gousby which came out of left field AFAIK. Luckily Darius Green made his season debut last week, so he’ll step in at S. Still a blow to the depth on the back end.

I kept thinking how much Illinois O reminded me of 2019 Gophers. Lots of RPO (often wide open), grinding hard on inside zone that finally started popping in the 2nd half, rotating backs, accurate QB doing a great job from 10-25 yards, etc.

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Agreed. Given time, he looks like a very accurate passer who attempts to read the D and find the open man rather than locking on. Very willing to check down, but only after going through his progressions. I like what I’ve seen the past two weeks, but the pass rush is going to be legit moving...

Agree. Outside of PSU, USC, and UCLA (the other way), I’d be mildly surprised if any game is more than a 14 point margin of victory for whoever wins. I think Minnesota has a very real chance of beating Iowa and Michigan the next two weeks and expect both games to be close. Buckle up and grab...

Dude is a breath of fresh air out there returning punts. Legit feels like he can house one at any time.

Oh dang, I was watching on my phone with the sound off while at another game and didn’t even notice his absence. Obviously the D kept it going without him, but he’s such a difference maker. Here’s hoping this wasn’t serious. Fingers crossed.

Yeah, that’s what they were talking about on the GGR podcast this week. Plan seems to be working him in on ST and a specific dime package on D since he couldn’t really practice until July and is likely way behind. Hopefully he forces his way into more playing time…especially in the return game...

Are you serious or is this a bit? Guess I could check your post history, but you’re aware that Notre Dame just lost at home to NIU? And Bowling Green was leading Penn St in Happy Valley deep into the 2nd half? And Wisconsin was either trailing or leading by less than one score late into the 4th...

How many balls did the RBs catch last year…and will it be surpassed in this game?