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COVID. COVID is a reason not to.

Grew up with the St Paul and Newport locations, and was by far my favorite food ever. Last time I came back to the Twin Cities, I found out the St Paul location was gone, but had not so luckily found out they were starting to chain out and found one in Woodbury. It seemed like a dream at first...

He literally can't take away that decision from his son though. That is not his decision. You are claiming he has the ability to take away his sons option to play....HE DOESN'T! How can you not separate the two?

Yeah, it looks like you and I disagree with whether or not Warren is fit to run the conference, but I'm happy to see that someone on the other side can see through the complete BS of the idiom that Kevin Warren is "allowing his son to play". I also strongly dislike that people are just assuming...

"Could influence" Yeah, absolutely..... big difference between "can control". Families do not run on controlling each other. You are running on the assumption that Kevin Warren can just make the decision for his adult child to not play football...thats not how it works, and thats not how...

In what world is that tone deaf? You think Kevin Warren has the ability to run his adult child's life? Tone deaf would be claiming that Warren is "allowing" his adult child to play in the SEC. Even if Kevin was slamming his fists on the table, telling his son to not play, its not Kevin's decision.

Do you know whether or not he asked his kid to not play? Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. Either way, its not Kevin Warren's job to make decisions for his adult child, and his decision to shut down the fall season is in no way related to his adult child playing in the SEC

"Lets his son play"? His son is an adult, and Warren is not in charge of him. He is however, to a large extent, in charge of the Big Ten. "Letting his son play" and shutting down the Big Ten are not related in any way.

Hell yeah, Rashod! Set yourself up financially, you served this program tremendously! You are clearly ready for the NFL, and we were lucky to have you here.

The article is also absolutely horrible... "The larger question for fans is whether he can get that program to the point where they will stop trying to fire him every time his team loses a game." Who the hell is trying to get him fired after every loss? A few people, maybe, but this fan base as...

This is such a cliche, simple and old argument of "who would do better"....I hate it. Its not the fans job to know what future candidates would do better, but fans can absolutely criticize results and want change if expectations aren't meant. Sure, the ones crying in the first 2-3 years can...

He's polarizing, that's for sure. I think the vast majority in Minnesota have went from a split decision on PJ, to rowing the boat. Like all polarizing people, a lot of people don't like him, but also a lot do. I just don't know how people could dislike him...passionate, enthusiastic...

I wonder how his brother Austin is doing

Drew Wolitarsky or Rashod Bateman?

lol

That Rutgers vs Gophers game might have been the worst QB play I've ever seen...and I've seen Chris Streveler play a full game at QB and complete only one pass.

I picture PJ talking to these walk on types and showing them the cool videos of him giving former walk ons scholarships and using that as a motivational tool to give the player something to work for. You can go to Drake....or...you can walk on here, play in the Big Ten, and hopefully get a...

Got a D1 recruit to walk on from Badger-town. Very nice.

So the win vs Auburn last year meant nothing. Got it.

He inherited a 3-9 team, and by my count went 29-29...or do non-conference wins not matter?