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Neil Young, DM, Billy Strings were the best in my opinion. Willie was good in its own way. It was very moving as it was clearly his goodbye to farm aid. Bob Dylan was awful (as expected) It was a crime that Nathaniel Ratecliff and Billy Strings went on before Chesney and Margo Price. crowd was...

Regarding the idea of the wolves trying to replicate what the Braves have... is that really feasible for the wolves?? IDK...seems like it is apples and oranges a bit. Maybe I am underselling the wolves but way less home games than the braves and you are also dealing with the majority of the...

I will bet on those guys rebounding. I am not going to bet on getting two healthy years in a row from Buxton.

Because he is 31 and is in his most healthy year since 2017 (1 year since 2017 over 100 games - 102 last year). This core of players is not going to get it done. I get he said he isn't going anywhere, but that could just be PR too. If you can get a deal done to move him that he agrees to, it...

This team is stale. They need a changing of the guard of the positional players (I would not sell any SP). If they can get ***good*** prospects for Buxton, Royce, or a reliever they should do it. They need to avoid getting volume prospects in return. They need top prospects from a given...

I was convinced Eric Curry was going to be a stud after watching his freshmn year. Injuries totally derailed him

Funny, I would prefer both Winston and Minshew to your other listed options

Somewhat off topic, but I went to the "Life is a Carnival" tribute to Robbie Robertson in LA in October and it was an awesome show. It was filmed by Martin Scorsese - excited for that release (whenever it ends up being)

What an amazing (and dysfunctional) group.

Never trust the weather guy

That's because they rarely make it past the 50

So if Georgia loses and Beck is out long term does the committee give Georgia the FSU treatment? Can’t wait for the gymnastics

Funny how he talks down the Big 12. Is the SEC different if Texas, a former Big 12 school can come in and win the SEC conference

So just to make sure I understand. There is a sizable contingent of posters on here that think there would be no material difference in the gophers playing a team from the south indoors vs outdoors in December in MN. Am I understanding that correctly?

lazy example because it is only one game, but the Miami Dolphins offense looked way different playing in frigid Arrowhead last year. Can't chalk it up all to the weather but I think it would be foolish to claim the weather had no effect on slowing them down.

SEC teams are built for speed. Big Ten is historically power running. Why would you voluntarily play a SEC team on artificial grass away from the elements and let them utilize their strength? Surprised by the number of people that want to play a home game away from the on campus stadium. Hell...

That is preposterous. A team that has been walking to class and living in the cold decisions is 100% going to be better equipped to play it than a team from the south

I would.

it’s crazy that this is even a debate. The top 250 college players could go play for the USFL next year. ESPN will be debating if the 251st best player will sign with Bama or Ohio St. it is the tradition and pageantry that make collegiate sports what it is.

That is laughable. Not a chance.