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That's not actually that bad an idea. Granted, there is some craziness going around with NFTs, but something like a digital ticket stub only legally available to people who bought a ticket, it's possible it could catch on.

I have two tickets, got them through GopherSports.com

So, we're In The Hunt? I doubt that will catch on. The logo is poor, should redesign it to fit. And I know their color is green, but they should use a Maroon and Gold version for their logo on the stadium.

I'm hoping to go to the game. I have a friend who wants to go with, and we just have to commit to dates. I'm looking forward to a drive in the Rockies. The last time I was there, we were up at around 12,500 feet above sea level and it was hard to breathe when walking around. I started walking...

Just watched the kick catch interference call on the Northwestern's punt. I couldn't see why it was called, can anyone explain it? It looked like the returner just tried to back away from the kick and it hit him.

I mean I'm torn. It's a great unselfish play not to score, but I'm selfish.

I think at schools should be allowed to replace their Spring Game with an exhibition game against another school.

It's like driving 5 miles over the speed limit. Maybe most of the time you don't get pulled over for it, but it's no use complaining if you do.

You buy a toaster and Facebook keeps showing you ads for toasters, as if you're likely to buy more toasters any time soon...

You know, I like the idea. If the Big Ten and the NCAA won't let the game be played in the Spring, the players could have their own game. Can't stop a bunch of players from playing a game in a park right? Maybe in May, the players from both teams get together and have a a pickup game.

Play the game in the Spring. Even if it's only an exhibition game, it still keeps the streak going.

It looks like a textbook offensive pass interference. A lot of people didn't see it, but the official did.

A penalty that usually doesn't get called is still a penalty.

Mo' Mo!

Could Big Ten schools fill their schedule with another Big Ten school that has an open date?

Agree - it's the academic year that matters. We don't count the Outback Bowl against Auburn for this year, after all, despite being played January 1st, 2020. Play a game vs. Wisconsin for the Axe in the Spring, even if it's an exhibition game, it's still a game.

If you look at a map of where cases are going up, the Big Ten may be in the best position of any Power 5 conference to have football. If we do, it will be either with limited fans or no fans. The Big Ten championship game might be a de facto national championship game.

Probably the same way I'd react to Penn State's 2011 co-championship, or Ohio State's in 2015 and 2016 or Michigan's in 2018.

USA Today: Playing college football in the spring might sound easy but plenty of hurdles and questions exist That's unworkable for northern teams. The Gophers could play at US Bank Stadium, but playing indoors is not an option for other teams.If the season were moved to the spring, April would...

I just looked at the box scores, and it appears it didn't indicate which direction they were going. I suppose it wouldn't take too long to watch the scoring highlights of all the home games since 2009.