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PJ Fleck was the WR coach at Rutgers when Carson Wentz was a senior in high school in 2011. I would hope no GH poster is blaming PJ Fleck for "missing" on Carson Wentz.

I would say his skillset looks more like Cooper DeJean from Iowa than Peppers. Same type of feet, similar athleticism. Dejean was a CB at Iowa, but I think would also have been a great safety. We all know how good of a return man he was, even if he didn't know the rules. Peppers was used...

For sure, you posted your prediction on August 17th. Nearly a full two weeks AFTER the Gopher coaches basically said they were going to use a short passing game, as noted in this August 4th article from Greder...

Correct. Minnesota was one of his first offers and he was on campus on unofficial visits several times. But, he didn't have a very impressive senior season, so by the time signing day came he didn't have many committable offers. Minnesota kept the offer on the table because he was in-state...

They do not.

Are you saying the Gophers practice at 6am during the season?

That's the problem. He probably does indeed think he is coaching for his job so thinks the best way to keep his job is to win games. So, he scheduled a bunch of wins. Problem is, the best way (and maybe only way) to keep his job is to make the NCAA Tourney. And, this schedule made that...

I'm not so sure "several" Big Ten teams will be 10-2 or better in most years, including this year. Too many top teams play against each other. As of now, most computer projections only have Ohio State and Oregon winning 10 or more games. Vegas has only Oregon and OSU with over/unders at 10 or...

What is more amazing is this drought is owned by a program that went to a then-record 35 straight bowl games from 1969-2003.

But they won't stop asking fans for money during the season. When do fans get to rest?

You think the SEC is the best basketball conference in the nation?

It almost literally was yesterday when he said that Gundy said no more NIL negotiations, scolding players and telling them to quit having their agents call and ask for more money. it's only football now, no more NIL talk. Then, boom, QR codes the next day. Pretty funny really.

Mizzou already came here (if that's what you meant that they wouldn't want to come here), beating us in come from behind fashion last year at Williams Arena. Gophers now need to return the game and play in Missouri. Sounds like that will happen in 2025 and likely not this year.

Agree, I would put the chances at close to 0% that we lose ALL five of these games - Illinois, Rutgers, Iowa, UCLA, Wisconsin. None will be easy, but I can't see us going 0-5 in them. I'd also say nothing guaranteed about beating Maryland at home. And, not a 0% chance we beat USC or Penn...

I don't know if I'd call it "Rutgers love". They are predicted to finish 9th in the Big Ten by the media poll. The Vegas over/under on wins is 6.5. That said, those who are predicting a better year for Rutgers are doing so mostly because for the first time since they joined the Big Ten, they...

The Vikings have open practices that the media is allowed to cover every single day with multiple coaches and players being interviewed every single day. Vikings fans are allowed to watch almost every practice and show up in big numbers. The Gophers do not. Media is allowed to cover the team...

And that is exactly why UCLA continues to stink at football. They haven't made a decent coaching hire in three decades. Between hiring guys with no experience (Foster, Dorrell) or mostly washed-up has-beens who had been fired in multiple previous jobs (Neuheisel, Mora, Kelly), they forgot they...

Correct, I didn't phrase it exactly right. Either way, it is almost certainly not going to be opening as planned.

Nah, I think the opposite. St. Thomas is finding out how truly expensive running a DI program is. They have money issues right now. They've had a round of layoffs within the department, cost cutting everywhere, and cannot get any major sponsors to attach to the program. They are pinching...

You can buy tickets through the Gophers for $51. I'm sure those seats are low and in the end zones. Right now on the UCLA webpage, you can buy seats low and in end zones for $42. High up seats on the 50 on the Gopher sidelines start at $74. As mentioned, if waiting until gameday, likely can...