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Per Randy:
Cole Kramer was ready to get on with his life.
The Gophers backup quarterback participated in Senior Day activities Nov. 25 against Wisconsin, even though he had a year of eligibility remaining. The fifth-year player from Eden Prairie determined it was time to start a new chapter.
"I kind of had my mind made up that I was going to be done — just with everything going on in my life," Kramer said.
His plan was to move to Phoenix, marry his fiancée, Katie Miller, in February and pursue a career in sales. "I've been talking to some software companies," he said. "Maybe med sales. Just really anything."
Kramer's route to Arizona, however, will now take a detour through Detroit, where he'll make his first and only start Tuesday for the Gophers against Bowling Green in the Quick Lane Bowl. The wedding is still on as scheduled, but Kramer has been juggling the planning with football.
www.startribune.com
Go Gophers!!
Cole Kramer was ready to get on with his life.
The Gophers backup quarterback participated in Senior Day activities Nov. 25 against Wisconsin, even though he had a year of eligibility remaining. The fifth-year player from Eden Prairie determined it was time to start a new chapter.
"I kind of had my mind made up that I was going to be done — just with everything going on in my life," Kramer said.
His plan was to move to Phoenix, marry his fiancée, Katie Miller, in February and pursue a career in sales. "I've been talking to some software companies," he said. "Maybe med sales. Just really anything."
Kramer's route to Arizona, however, will now take a detour through Detroit, where he'll make his first and only start Tuesday for the Gophers against Bowling Green in the Quick Lane Bowl. The wedding is still on as scheduled, but Kramer has been juggling the planning with football.
Married life, career in sales can wait; Gophers QB finally gets a chance
The Gophers "were out of quarterbacks," as coach P.J. Fleck said, before they asked Cole Kramer to stay one more game and make his first career start.
www.startribune.com
Go Gophers!!
