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His highlight tape shows aggressive tackling and good cover skills. Looks like a good get.

Anyone concerned about Brosmer's ability to succeed at MN might be encouraged by checking his stats and highlights from high school, playing at the highest level (6A) of Georgia football. For example, his stats as a junior ranked him the 4th best QB in Georgia (Trevor Lawrence was ranked 8th)...

It's not a conspiracy theory if it's true.

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Butt, Jake Butt, any eligibility left.

He's gone 0 for 9 in these last 2 games, but was 8/11 in the first 3 games, so still 40% overall. A curious dichotomy, indeed.

FYI, Flip Dixon at Rutgers has 57 tackles to Tyler Nubin's 49; 4 INTs for Nubin, 1 for Dixon. He would have really helped in the secondary.

Seems like a good, perceptive QB coach would have spotted the poor mechanics and worked double time since last summer to get them right.

Because they're dumb, and narcissists.

As great a player as he has been, that penalty on the one yard line to give 4 more chances for an Iowa TD, was EXTREMELY boneheaded.

I think you mean Taylor. With Evans RB2.

Iowa didn't lose to Northwestern.

Gophs could benefit from offensive coaches studying film of how Iowa consistently and successfully gets their tight ends OPEN, especially downfield. Nothing wrong with copying someone else's success. IMHO Gophs' offense too frequently puts BSF into routes that have low success probability.

Interesting that the oft-maligned Morgan is the ONLY QB in this analysis that exceeded 60% completions.

I would expect some real poor PFF scores for pass rushing on this game

Mike Sanford, also a former CU HC, is available (coaching high school ball in Colorado).

Is there a publicly available source of snap informatiion?

I learned something during (or after) the CU/TCU game about Prime. He coached a number of years of youth football, including coaching freshman RB Dylan Edwards when he was 7 years old. Not a bad way to build a long-term player pipeline.

Last year I met some recent U of M grads who got jobs out of college where they could move anywhere and work remotely - chose Denver for the skiing and outdoor recreation. Not a bad life.

I'm 73 with a grey beard, prob wear my Mo t-shirt.