Most Underrated Coach in Each Conference (Big Ten: PJ Fleck)

[BleedGopher]

Per Bundy:​

Big Ten: P.J. Fleck, Minnesota​

Fleck and the Golden Gophers have basically been the face of consistency in the Big Ten. Only three of his nine seasons in Minneapolis have been under .500, and he's won every bowl game he's led Minnesota to (including five straight dating back to 2021). If Fleck could land a true star quarterback and maybe a wide receiver in the portal, he and the Gophers could be positioned to make a real run.

The most underrated college football coach in the SEC, Big Ten and beyond

These coaches don't get enough credit for the level of success they bring and could still achieve.

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Go Gophers!!

 

[Gophers7NatTitlesBadgers0]

We're good with Drake at QB. Agree with WR take though. Jalen Smith is poised to have a breakout season imo. If Thompson, Helms, and another portal receiver can show they can ball, the offense will be very good.

 

[Arminius]

Everybody here (I think) appreciates the overall consistency of Gopher football and the excellent caliber of our student-athletes.

I like PJ but I long for the CFP.

With that said, we currently have a "he'll play on Sundays" quarterback, so there's that.