Anybody listen to KFAN postgame?

[dpodoll68]

Gray in power is going to get ugly

Since you can read the future, would you mind giving me the final score of this Saturday's Gopher-Badger game? I'd like to wager my life savings, especially on such a sure thing. Thanks in advance!

 

[Gold Vision]

Anyone that wants gray to play right now is going to be very dissapointed to realize that he will be inept in a pro or power offense, the player that has everyone so excited was recruited to an option spread or zone read spread offense, Gray in power is going to get ugly

This is based on all the practice time you have viewed?

 

[stevedave23]

Gray in power is going to get ugly

Billy Cockerham was very effective at times running in a non-spread offense. He was used on draws, bootlegs, option and scrambles.

 

[Gopher95]

Keys to Winning at MN

1 - Recruit the best players. Need to secure the borders with a 1/3 being from MN and 2/3 from outside the state.
2 - Build a great defense. Look around the Big Ten and nation, championships are built on D. We need to recruit thinking D first.
3 - Make the offense your best D. Knowing that we haven't built a great D in years we need to build an O scheme that keeps the defense off the field by controlling the football/clock.

 

[RodentRampage]

Quarterbacks ran the ball decades before the spread was invented.

 

[50PoundHead]

1 - Recruit the best players. Need to secure the borders with a 1/3 being from MN and 2/3 from outside the state.
2 - Build a great defense. Look around the Big Ten and nation, championships are built on D. We need to recruit thinking D first.
3 - Make the offense your best D. Knowing that we haven't built a great D in years we need to build an O scheme that keeps the defense off the field by controlling the football/clock.

Great recipe! And I agree on the border thing. I know a lot of folks here disagree with me, but if it comes down to Zach Vraa or whatever the name of the WR from Oklahoma who committed late, I'd opt for Vraa.

Edit--And that's no rip on the kid from Oklahoma. Brewster thinks he was worth a scholarship and he's a great student.