Who is your Gophers MVP in the Homecoming win over Purdue?

Who is your Gophers MVP in the Homecoming win over Purdue?

  • Drake Lindsey

    Votes: 5 8.2%
  • Koi Perich

    Votes: 37 60.7%
  • Darius Taylor

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • Le'Meke Brockington

    Votes: 3 4.9%
  • Devon Williams

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Maverick Baranowski

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • John Nestor

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • Kerry Brown

    Votes: 8 13.1%
  • Other

    Votes: 6 9.8%

  • Total voters
    61













I get why Koi is going to win this poll....hell he isn't a bad pick by any stretch as his pick 6 proved to be the difference in the final score.

But I cast my vote for Kerry Brown. That play was going to be a TD, he made a great read, ran across the field and laid out for an amazing pick. Fleck mentioned it in his post game....they get that TD there and the game may have turned out very different.

Denaburg also deserved a spot on that list. Made both FG, including a 46 yarder and kickoffs were great as usual.
 

I am not exaggerating here. The first half was the worst officiated game I've ever seen. The hold on Le'Meke Brockington in the first quarter? I bet his prom date didn't hold him that tight.
Refs were letting defenders have their way with receivers. Only thing that can really be said for them is that at least they called it (or didn't call it) the same both ways with the possible exception of the one they threw on Nestor.

McMillon's 4th down breakup may have drawn a flag in a more tightly officiated game.
 

Refs were letting defenders have their way with receivers. Only thing that can really be said for them is that at least they called it (or didn't call it) the same both ways with the possible exception of the one they threw on Nestor.

McMillon's 4th down breakup may have drawn a flag in a more tightly officiated game.
There could have been a flag thrown on Purdue almost every play. I never saw such blatant holds outside of the tackle box on offense and DB's up and down the field ever.

Edit: I forgot to mention that I agree with you.
 




Drake Lindsey all day and twice on Saturday. Without him, this team is 2-10 or 1-11.
I would agree. No offensive line blocking whatsoever. Although there is 4 wins without Drake….a qb that can run could help a little bit. Hope he stays at least one if not two years before going pro.
 

STrib chimes in:

MVP: Drake Lindsey​

The redshirt freshman quarterback had a key, fourth-and-2 scramble for 3 yards on the fourth-quarter drive that tied the score. Three plays later, Lindsey found Javon Tracy for a 16-yard gain to the Purdue 9. That set up his clutch TD pass to Geers.

“When we needed it most, if it was his arm or his legs, he was gonna get it done,” Perich said of Lindsey. “I have so much respect for him.”


Go Gophers!!
 


I get why Koi is going to win this poll....hell he isn't a bad pick by any stretch as his pick 6 proved to be the difference in the final score.

But I cast my vote for Kerry Brown. That play was going to be a TD, he made a great read, ran across the field and laid out for an amazing pick. Fleck mentioned it in his post game....they get that TD there and the game may have turned out very different.

Denaburg also deserved a spot on that list. Made both FG, including a 46 yarder and kickoffs were great as usual.
Kerry Brown was my second choice. I went with Koi because that was a momentum changing play on a difficult pass to intercept and he made sure he scored. And don’t tell Fleck I said the M word. 😉
 


Le'Meke Brockington, not so much for this game, for being consistent. Some good individual plays by guys, but….
 

There could have been a flag thrown on Purdue almost every play. I never saw such blatant holds outside of the tackle box on offense and DB's up and down the field ever.

Edit: I forgot to mention that I agree with you.
Decaf at night😉
 




I get why Koi is going to win this poll....hell he isn't a bad pick by any stretch as his pick 6 proved to be the difference in the final score.

But I cast my vote for Kerry Brown. That play was going to be a TD, he made a great read, ran across the field and laid out for an amazing pick. Fleck mentioned it in his post game....they get that TD there and the game may have turned out very different.

Denaburg also deserved a spot on that list. Made both FG, including a 46 yarder and kickoffs were great as usual.
Exactly my thoughts. I love Koi, but he did not have a great game outside of the pick six. Kerry Brown was all over the place, as he's been all year. It kills me how fans get so caught up in popularity versus actually stats. Brown hands down has been the most consistent player on the entire defense. He shows up every game but gets very little recognition. He should be brought up on the same scale as Kio. He deserves more respect than what's he's getting.
 

Exactly my thoughts. I love Koi, but he did not have a great game outside of the pick six. Kerry Brown was all over the place, as he's been all year. It kills me how fans get so caught up in popularity versus actually stats. Brown hands down has been the most consistent player on the entire defense. He shows up every game but gets very little recognition. He should be brought up on the same scale as Kio. He deserves more respect than what's he's getting.
I agree with your sentiment about Kerry Brown
He has been hustling his butt off to make plays. It does not go un-noticed.
 

Koi needs to learn how to be a better tackler in the open field and he needs to stop getting caught up in the line man and out of position which leads to long TD runs (4th down 40 yarder last night) but several in the previous games...talent alone wont make him a first rounder...
 

Koi for the winning play. Kerry Brown is the best player on the team though.
 

Refs were letting defenders have their way with receivers. Only thing that can really be said for them is that at least they called it (or didn't call it) the same both ways with the possible exception of the one they threw on Nestor.

McMillon's 4th down breakup may have drawn a flag in a more tightly officiated game.

Yeah, the problem with bitching about the refs constantly is that it tends to be very one sided (in addition to being annoying). Fans are very sensitive about calls against them and calls they don't get but are indifferent to the quality of calls against the other team or non-calls against their own team.

Unless there is something egregious (like the non-targeting call in the 2021 Ohio State game; even the Big Ten office said that one was wrong after reviewing it), the bottom line for me is the respective distribution of penalties. We had 3 penalties for 20 yards while Purdue had 9 penalties for 71 yards. The refs can't see or call everything but the evidence suggests that the refs were keeping an eye on Purdue and making calls against them.
 




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