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I'm not really a fan of it. I do like the banana lids with Goldy's face on the side.

Hopefully Max Bro is great and he can effectively mentor young Drake. I hate the thought of Harbaugh altering the kid's motion and screwing him up like AK. Just my 2 cents.

The best is good enough

Chlamydia is not a flower

I'll be very happy to see competent QB play ... hopefully Max Bro produces

Yes, generally speaking, we should chase Booty

See ya! Next man up!

He's got all of the physical tools and the intangibles. Let's see how KOC "coaches him up".

It only makes sense if you consider it expensive injury insurance. If Kirk goes down for the count again, theoretically Penix can step up and perform better than, say a guy like Heineke.

Impressive. Can't wait to see what PJ can do with them.

Maybe this kid just needs a change of scenery, a new system and an opportunity to shine. He can't be any worse than the German kid who just transferred out.

Living in Tempe? Nah we will keep him and watch him develop into and All-American and high NFL draft pick. Thanks though ;-)

Dang, PJ is getting serious this spring!

I wonder if its origins was a U of M sports bar and over the years morphed into something else entirely. Thanks for the good information if traveling out west.

Hopefully the pendulum will swing the other way and some restrictions will be implemented soon.

Maybe we can get Justin Walley to add an e

Yeah I could see him being successful in the wildcat role. As long as he promises to never ever try to pass the ball. He might even be a decent fullback.

If he sticks around (after this season) and fills out, then we can seen what we have here. Hopefully he finds a home in Minnesota.

Minnesota needs to "get lucky" with an unexpected "generational talent" at QB and surround him with a good supporting cast. Hopefully, if we stumble onto a recruit like that, Coach Fleck recognizes the opportunity and is able to mold the offense to his QBs strengths. It's still April so we can...

In hindsight it's pretty surprising the degree to which he failed at Nebraska. Time to start small and work up (again).