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True. I've said it here before...you won't find me complaining that Fuke Lickell decided to move Wisconsin away from being a dominant power running program.

A pass-heavy offense requires a good QB. Van Dyke's injury earlier in the season had to hurt.

28 auto bid conference winners and 12 at-large picks. 24 teams get a first round bye. They expanded from a 32 team bracket previously with only 4 at-large because there's such a huge disparity in D3 conference quality. A lot of really good teams in good conferences were consistently getting...

Huh? Once again, I think you're imputing a perspective that doesn't exist. I haven't stated a perspective other than Shadeur not having the leverage of Elway nor Manning in a draft and the family providing a circus-like atmosphere. Go provide some content of your own.

So, a circus. Barnum and Bailey.

What blue chip OL got way besides Joe Alt? Even in that case, Notre Dame is a lifelong dream for a lot of Catholic school kids.

8 regular season wins? C'mon! That's only 3 non-con wins and a 5-4 conference record. The Gophs could still do it this year with a realistic upset next week and an above average performance versus the Fadgers. Heck, they have a better than 50/50 chance of winning 8 games next year IMO.

Shadeur and Deion absolutely have a circus around them if you follow any kind of college football media entertainment. It's Colorado/Sanders every day.

True. I'm doubtful Sanders has that kind of leverage. Elway's talent was a whole different level. Eli Manning was perceived to be at Peyton's level coming out of college. Regardless, the circus will follow Sanders.

This first poll inserts some face saving as it doesn't really matter. I bet Indiana and BYU would be at least a field goal underdog against at least 10 of the top 12 teams on a neutral field if not a lot more. Miami close to a push versus those two.

Fumbling at your own 12-yard line and giving 7 points to the opponent then getting sacked for a safety a few plays later deserves a loss. I was lucky to not see the game in real time as it looks like that series was reminiscent of a few Mason era melt downs. Or may Scott Frost era melt downs...

MN is currently #8 in the conference for points per game (25) in conference play only, #7 for points allowed per game (22.6), and #6 in the standings. The Red Zone scoring percentage in conference play is 100% (#1) and TDs to Red Zone scoring is 71% (#6). Some of that good percentage is having...

I started streaming the game at the beginning of the second half just to see Concordia throw a pick 6 on the first play. That made the score 28-3 and effectively ended the game so I turned it off. Bethel got another pick 6 in the first half to help get to that score. Bethel's defense ate them...

Luckily, I was working a tournament on Saturday and saved myself the aggravation. All I hear on the forum is about bad O-line play, but PFF says the team weak points in the game were tackling and coverage. How was the D?

UCLA sure didn't look like a 1-win team when the Gophs played them. It turns out they weren't.

I was wondering the same.

UCLA should be monkey stomping Iowa if not for two turnovers in Iowa's endzone. Wow.

I'm hoping Garbers learned his lesson. He threw the ball away multiple times now since that 2nd pick.

Yup.

Oh man, I would laugh my ass off if UCLA could upset Iowa tonight. Please, please, please!