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We used to only get royally jobbed when we played Mich and Ohio St. Have to add Oregon to the list.

I see that Oregon having two wife receivers out for this game has benefitted the Gophers....

I'm sure that you are correct. I know that in baseball the fielder has to make a move common to the game before its a catch.

Ray is having a terrible game. Someo needs to wake him up!

I hear what the reffing consultant said on TV, gain control of it. But he did not make a "football move" common to the game. IDK what the right call is.

Our OL has to quit pointing all over the place, pay attention and block someone!

Callihan needs improve his coaching. The OL is clueless.

I know. What do we have against being in the same zip code as the receiver?!

41-3 Oregon;

You just described my high school coach.

If Oregon has 5 turnovers and we have zero, as was the case in the 1977 Michigan game, we have a chance on Friday.

Does anyone think that big favorites are less likely to run up the score now that there is a playoff system? IMHO blowout wins are not as rewarded as they might have been in the past when polls played a larger role in determining the national champion/a team's ranking.

One of the longer songs ever.

1. this may have been posted elsewhere and may be password blocked, but the message is the Roman Voss was too much for Caledonia: https://www.postbulletin.com/sports/prep/no-1-ranked-player-and-team-take-down-caledonia

Yep, Forest Gregg telling him who to block. With only 37 players on a team in those days those players were out there unless they were carried off the field.

I remember stories about Lombardi from Jerry Kramer's book. The players called hm the "Great Healer." I guess that he had no empathy for broken fibulas, "that bone doesn't support weight!" IIRC it was Lionel Aldridge who broke his fibula and Lombardi had him jogging at practice 12 days later...

Larceny, but I'll take it.

We have earned this loss.

defense needs to step it up too.