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UCLA and Maryland. Won't know about Wisconsin until the final weeks of the season. Rutgers looks too tough - a good measure of their strength will be how they do in Lincoln Saturday.

USC Washington (devilishly difficult pick - Wolves should use Orjy better in the running game and win with ball control and defense; but Huskies at home will want to reverse the national playoff game and pass at will against a Mich team that has been dull this year). Texas A&M over MO, but could...

School colors - OK by me.

Which makes the last quarter all the crazier - who would have predicted that?

Michigan 62 Gophers 16.

With Iowa, it was a case of the old advice; when push comes to shove, the team that can run will win.

Michigan Alabama Notre Dame BYU

Wolves will recreate the great Gopher routs of yesteryear - will be painful.

Can't escape the idea that Rutgers will clean our clock and have a good time doing it.

Madness...

Starting his first year at Wisconsin? Hell, yes.

Three things that are true: the Gophers have a one-year QB at this stage in the program. Losing PJ will probably be a disaster, with another cycle of coaches who can't make it - especially with NIL and endless player transfers. It will be very difficult for the Gophers to have a winning season...

Right. The "Football in 60" will replay all the B10 games, so the Gophers will likely be on more than once. You have to check the guide on your remote to see which teams are on at which times - may be in the middle of the night for some.

His defense has given up one TD in three games.

Shades of Bierman (and there is a Bierman on the team).

Ditto. In a runaway, he should have played more.

Short counts - when have we ever seen that with PJ?

Brosmer hit 80% - we don't see that happen very often here (shades of 2019) and Taylor was at the elite level 4+ yards per rush plus caught four passes. Defense excellent - has given up only 1 TD in two games, O-line better, but still needs improvement.

Isn't he 7-0 against PJ?

Gophers finally began throwing to their running backs, throwing downfield to keep them honest and scoring as a result, and - wonder of wonders - giving the backup QB an entire 4th quarter to sharpen his skills. In previous years, in blowouts, the back-up was lucky to get a few plays in the final...