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This list is kind of nuts to say the least. MN is more valuable than UCLA? Florida? Anything in Texas (including Houston)?

How much was the question worth?

The Minnesota 0-6 loss to Northwestern in 1936 was the Gopher's first loss in four years (there were some ties in 1933). The Gophs were still National Champs because of a NW non-conference loss to Notre Dame in their final game of the year. Thought that the Gophers 7-0 win over Michigan in 1941...

I'm in a 50+ bracket entry pool - with some very experienced NCAA BB watchers and some who maybe have heard of Duke and that is it. I happen to know the person in first place, the lowest basketball IQ of anyone in pool. All she did was go chalk on every pick.

Sneaky feeling that whoever scores the next goal will win the game

Exactly. Unfortunately it has become a "dog-eat-dog" mentality with no contracts, only a one year commitment - the D1 mid-majors will grab up the good looking D2 prospects - the upper level D1 teams (Big East, Gonzaga, etc.) will grab for the mid-major players - P4 Schools grab whatever they...

And if Creighton can somehow beat Auburn (leading at half), the conference will fully be exposed. (However Florida does look very good). And something tells me that Wisconsin may be the first to fall.....

2025 NCAA tournament thus far Big 10: 10-0 SEC: 8-7

At least the refs are letting the guys play a bit in the Mich-Tex A&M game

How much NIL money did Pharrell Payne supposedly get? Having a heck of a tournament so far.

This song kept rattling around in my head during the show

"It's a bold strategy Cotton...."

While it will never happen (obviously some snark here) - it would finally force me to learn how to spell his name.......

In one of the few instances in which I actually have some "insider" info - trust me, Dutcher was never going to come here four years ago, nor is he coming this time. Besides, would the program really want someone who is 65 years old to rebuild a program, which likely will take years?. (And...

Out of curiosity - if the intervening play had not resulted in a goal, would those 2+ minutes still been added back on?

Goalie talk reminds me a bit of the Gophers championship team of 2001-2002. Adam Hauser was a good, but not great, goalie for them. Thought that the Gophers would advance as far as Hauser could take them - turned out to be just enough....

Agree about Clark (who also lettered in baseball). Am old enough to remember the following year when both Clark and Hudson were seniors - hoping for some big things and then Hudson broke his wrist in the fourth or fifth game of the year. They lost a bunch of games and even when Hudson came...

As I was trying to go back and forth with this game and the Vikings debacle, it seemed to me that once the play went into OT, the US had many more chances. Maybe this should not be surprising as individual performances can shine much more on 3-on-3 OT than 5-on-5 team regulation play. Too bad...

Not to mention literally retching into a trash can after tasting the sponsor's product