Search results

I was impressed by our last possession. The line finally imposed its will on a tired and perhaps discouraged run defense. I would have hated to see a punt followed by a "consolation touchdown".

I admire your confidence! I come from a long line of dark-side Scandinavians with 65+ years of Gopher let-downs to fortify their influence.

Your confidence is admirable. Let's hope these Gophers you more reasons to feel that way.

Very surprised and pleased that PJ did not baby him and restrict him to 20-25 passes. Against teams from lesser conferences, he usually leans heavily on the run game and we read lots of complaints about "RUTM". His confidence in the kid was encouraging.

Up just 16-10 early in the 4th quarter, this game looked like it could easily be another one of losses where the Gophers dominate statistically but find a way to lose. Maybe I am a lot older than you and have seen more haunting losses.

We lose Middlebrooks in mid-game and Randle-El can't miss.

I have replayed that last 2 minutes many times. First of all, I wanted Russell in the game to get those tough yards and not Maroney. With 4th and one, it was clear to me that Mason had to go for it. The defense was gassed and at least a tying field goal by the Badgers seemed imminent. Tough spot...

Tremendous athlete. Bleed and I watched him in person as a senior in San Diego and he looked like a can't miss prospect. Turns out he was a much better athlete than a basketball player. He was also a stud running back in high school. I think his true calling would have been as a cornerback.

I think I read somewhere that the Wisconsin people finally found The Slab of Bacon buried in some storeroom in Camp Randall. Does anyone have the details? And then what did they do with it?

Or the old Irish ballad called "Good-Bye, Mrs. Durkin". The Pogues version is quite good.

First Bucky and then Goldy! If you missed it, the category was "Mascots". A photo identifying Bucky Badger appeared with his name given and then Goldy's picture was shown and the contestant had to identify him as a "Gopher". He did so!

April Fools gag?

When Monson was hired, we thought he was the guy who was responsible for the sudden rise of the Gonzaga program. Maybe the Gophers should have looked into the role of that Mark Few played.

About that horrific Illinois meltdown. I think Kevin Burleson got most of the blame against that press, deserved or not. If he is recalled at all over 20+ years, that day may be what most of us remember.

Yup- And on that steamy, sticky, Miami night the holes were still there for him in the 4th quarter but he was just too tired to hit them! Blowing a 24-0 lead to a team led by some freshman quarterback named Phillip Rivers was painful. When the Gophers gave up a touchdown on a blocked punt and a...

Yes! He abused a Purdue db once 10 yards downfield and then did it again when the same kid got up and tried to tackle him at the goal line. Just a remarkable, Marshawn Lynch kind of run.

And Jackson is the only Gopher with a pair of 200-yard games in the same season... and he did it in consecutive games! 238 yards vs. Northwestern (while Tapeh ran for 176) and then 239 the next week at Michigan State.

Loved watching Purdue vs. Illinois back when Keady and Henson would model their amazing hair-dos!

I can still see Walter Bowser putting a big lick on a Trojan at midfield to help Wintermute along the way. Murray was hardly known for creativity, which made this play even more remarkable.

I had the feeling they reprised that tight end lob from late in the Auburn game because Brosmer did not want his last collegiate pass to have been that interception! Mission accomplished.