You think 2019 hurt the program?As stupid as it sounds that season may have hindered this program...
You think 2019 hurt the program?As stupid as it sounds that season may have hindered this program...
Development yes, made Fleck overconfident. I think he believed he would ride the wave to a bigger and better job by throwing it in nuetral.You think 2019 hurt the program?
You think the best season post 1970 was bad for the program. Got it.Development yes, made Fleck overconfident. I think he believed he would ride the wave to s bigger and better job by throwing it in nuetral.
He's lost the team.He’s playing to get this year over.
DisagreeHe's lost the team.
Oh, geez you’re not very bright. Day could have scored 75 today if he wanted.Disagree
If he had lost the team the defense wouldn’t have played better against Ohio state than they did against Purdue
If they look like Purdue against Wisconsin I will re-examine the question.
You’re right. He wanted to score 13 in the first halfOh, geez you’re not very bright. Day could have scored 75 today if he wanted.
Requires some higher level thinking, least shocking response from you.You think the best season post 1970 was bad for the program. Got it.
And you think the team is losing now because they beat Purdue in 2019? Got it
You are correct. I am not high enough to think that 2019 was badRequires some higher level thinking, least shocking response from you.
They could’ve scored 60 in the second half and Henderson and Harrison wouldn’t have even broken a sweat. I love the Gophers band, so I shouldn’t even say this, but I’m pretty sure in high school you played in the band.You’re right. He wanted to score 13 in the first half
He could pick his number and he said.
First half? 13
In my opinion. What changed is his team isn’t as good.My question is, what changed?
Running the ball =\= conservative IMOPJ has always been conservative, but this thing is spiraling into ridiculous territory. What changed to make him go from conservative to “terrified of his own shadow”?
And does anybody have any faith that it’ll not just keep getting worse? He spent a fair amount of time in the offseason playing up AK8 and saying how they were going to be more balanced. I was skeptical, but hopeful. They’re currently sitting at 62/38 run/pass, and that’s with your top 3 RBs being injured a good chunk of the season and playing from behind quite a bit.
He's lost the team.
I was a choir kid myself. Not a band kid.They could’ve scored 60 in the second half and Henderson and Harrison wouldn’t have even broken a sweat. I love the Gophers band, so I shouldn’t even say this, but I’m pretty sure in high school you played in the band.
This season has become a bit of a lost cause but I still believe in Fleck and have faith in him getting things back on track. 9 win seasons might be the high end of what is doable in the new Big Ten but I think that is a realistic goal each year for Fleck and the program.My question is, what changed? PJ has always been conservative, but this thing is spiraling into ridiculous territory. What changed to make him go from conservative to “terrified of his own shadow”?
And does anybody have any faith that it’ll not just keep getting worse? He spent a fair amount of time in the offseason playing up AK8 and saying how they were going to be more balanced. I was skeptical, but hopeful. They’re currently sitting at 62/38 run/pass, and that’s with your top 3 RBs being injured a good chunk of the season and playing from behind quite a bit.
I’m not sure 9’wins is the ceiling.This season has become a bit of a lost cause but I still believe in Fleck and have faith in him getting things back on track. 9 win seasons might be the high end of what is doable in the new Big Ten but I think that is a realistic goal each year for Fleck and the program.
Makes sense. Once you raise the bar to an 11-2 season, expectations stay at that level. Two NFL wide receivers in an offense that covered any other blemishes may have set up the beginning of the end for PJ.As stupid as it sounds that season may have hindered this program...
It’s pretty m ironic argument that’s being madeMakes sense. Once you raise the bar to an 11-2 season, expectations stay at that level. Two NFL wide receivers in an offense that covered any other blemishes may have set up the beginning of the end for PJ.
Sounds like the definition of Raised Expectations.It’s pretty m ironic argument that’s being made
“11-2 was bad for the gophers because Pj got overconfident”
-guy who thinks the gophers should go 11-2
There certainly are raised expectations. But that’s not what the topic at hand was.Sounds like the definition of Raised Expectations.
Two NFL wide receivers, the largest offensive line in the history of college football, Mo, Brooks, and Rodney Smith at RB. Was a fun year to watch.Makes sense. Once you raise the bar to an 11-2 season, expectations stay at that level. Two NFL wide receivers in an offense that covered any other blemishes may have set up the beginning of the end for PJ.
No, it wasn’t bad for the program. PJ had Rossi and the Rutgers current DC as our DB coach and KC and a bunch of NFL players and Morgan playing his ass off. Other than Rossi he has none of that now and no decent replacements. PJ is the same pretty much. I’m just pretty sure he has now a staff full of people that won’t push back on him and keep him from doing really dumb shit in game prep and game day coaching.There certainly are raised expectations. But that’s not what the topic at hand was.
Do you think the 2019 season was bad for the program?
Sanford got fired for scoring 27.3 ppg in an all conference year and 25.5 ppg in 2021.Maybe this should be it's own thread, but I didn't think I'd see another Gopher offense as bad as 2017, but here we are.
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This is a rational takeNo, it wasn’t bad for the program. PJ had Rossi and the Rutgers current DC as our DB coach and KC and a bunch of NFL players and Morgan playing his ass off. Other than Rossi he has none of that now and no decent replacements. PJ is the same pretty much. I’m just pretty sure he has now a staff full of people that won’t push back on him and keep him from doing really dumb shit in game prep and game day coaching.
Same thing happened to Darrell Hazzel at Purdue. Tried to bring Tressel Ball and an arrogant know it all attitude to West Lafayette without the talent he left at Ohio State. Purdue did not tolerate it very longThat would be a big surprise. He is in total denial that he is the problem. I think he just deflects the heat as fans who don’t understand Tressell ball played without Tressell talent.
Yeah. Bigger issues are talent on the field in my opinion.Sandford got fired for scoring 27.3 ppg in an all conference year and 25.5 ppg in 2021.
2023 - 20.7 ppg
Let that sink in.
I think fleck is better than hazelSame thing happened to Darrell Hazzel at Purdue. Tried to bring Tressel Ball and an arrogant to West Lafayette without the talent he left at Ohio State. Purdue did not tolerate it very long
Sandford got fired for scoring 27.3 ppg in an all conference year and 25.5 ppg in 2021.
Harbaugh/Simon in 2023 - 20.7 ppg
Let that sink in.