gopherbadgerman
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Any reason? Honestly curiousI'm guessing Georgia or Florida State.
Any reason? Honestly curiousI'm guessing Georgia or Florida State.
He is from Georgia, might want to get back closer to home. That would be my guess for why the poster would have picked those two schools in particular.Any reason? Honestly curious
Closeness to home, proven he can play, they have NIL capabilities we do not.Any reason? Honestly curious
No. With Howden out of eligibility, Dixon was very likely our second best safety. Meaning he would have been a starter regardless of what Nubin decided to do.Was it because Nubin came back?
I get he is good and we all think his future is bright, but UGA? Aren’t they loaded with NFL talent across the defense?I'm guessing Georgia or Florida State.
I think Auburn would be more likely than Georgia. New coach looking to add impact transfers.I get he is good and we all think his future is bright, but UGA? Aren’t they loaded with NFL talent across the defense?
Fleck has said he has conversations with every player after the season. But you would be correct on saying it happens both ways, input from the coaches or players doing it on their own.Does anyone know if players considering the portal talk with the coaches to gauge how the staff thinks they’ll be used next year? Or do the players just announce they’ll be entering the portal. It probably happens both ways, but Flip Dixon is such a head scratcher that it makes me wonder.
Hopefully Fleck can help him find NIL money and resell the Gophers to him.
Thomas and Irving last year were obviously heavily influenced by Ibrahim coming back.on another thread, there's video of Fleck's press conference following the Bowl announcement.
someone asked a question about players leaving via the portal. couldn't hear the question, but I think it was about Dixon.
Fleck's answer is interesting. He mentioned that sometimes one decision is based on another decision. He brought up Nubin's announcement about returning, and seemed to imply or suggest that it influenced Dixon. Fleck also brought up last year. Mo announces he was returning and Bucky and Ky enter the portal - also seemingly suggesting a connection.
BTW, if I heard correctly, Fleck said that Nubin would be able to play in the bowl game, so the hand injury must have been relatively minor.
I believe the staff has 1:1 meetings when / near the end of the regular season.Does anyone know if players considering the portal talk with the coaches to gauge how the staff thinks they’ll be used next year? Or do the players just announce they’ll be entering the portal. It probably happens both ways, but Flip Dixon is such a head scratcher that it makes me wonder.
Hopefully Fleck can help him find NIL money and resell the Gophers to him.
Is it obvious? They both went places that had talented rbs returning, and those rbs had more eligibility.Thomas and Irving last year were obviously heavily influenced by Ibrahim coming back.
Correct. It's a business and if you want players, you better have the money to pay up.No way to control that though so just have to assume it's part of the new system.
According to his Gopher Sports bio, he has played in all 12 games this year.Oh I guess he did. Didn't realize, thought he would've had more appearances this year if he had.
Nevermind then...
I realize that who they provide to the networks isn't always who is on the field for the first play of the game, but more often than not the TV broadcast included Dixon as a starter, they only "started" two LBs (at least as best as I can recall).He's not a backup safety, he played a ton here and was really good. He is a 200+ guy who can tackle and cover in the slot. He was a really big part of one of the best defenses in the country.
Maybe Ga Tech. I was a big Flip Dixon fan, but UGA has Flip Dixon types on their scout teamHe is from Georgia, might want to get back closer to home. That would be my guess for why the poster would have picked those two schools in particular.