BleedGopher
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per Dienhart's Q&A:
Where do the Gophers have an advantage against TCU in the season opener? Or maybe a better question: What unit has to win in order for the Gophers to beat the Horned Frogs? – Greg Bohnsack
I think the Gophers need to win up front, in the trenches. They will have one of the better offensive fronts in the Big Ten. The d-line? It has potential and more to prove that is offensive counterpart. Still, if the Minnesota offensive front can win its battle, that would keep Mitch Leidner clean and allow the Gophers to control the clock with their physical running attack—thus shortening the game and keeping the ball away from TCU and its deadly offense led by Trevone Boykin.
http://btn.com/2015/08/03/big-ten-mailbag-most-important-minnesota-unit-vs-tcu/
Go Gophers!!
Where do the Gophers have an advantage against TCU in the season opener? Or maybe a better question: What unit has to win in order for the Gophers to beat the Horned Frogs? – Greg Bohnsack
I think the Gophers need to win up front, in the trenches. They will have one of the better offensive fronts in the Big Ten. The d-line? It has potential and more to prove that is offensive counterpart. Still, if the Minnesota offensive front can win its battle, that would keep Mitch Leidner clean and allow the Gophers to control the clock with their physical running attack—thus shortening the game and keeping the ball away from TCU and its deadly offense led by Trevone Boykin.
http://btn.com/2015/08/03/big-ten-mailbag-most-important-minnesota-unit-vs-tcu/
Go Gophers!!