Presently, past, future, do you like playing them, where will they finish, etc,..........basically anything you guys want to say about Minnesota football.
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Always felt historically they had more upside than Iowa and Michigan State....they always had the potential to be a sleeping giant.
Now that Kill is there they will be contenders in the B1G West.
I don't.....much like I don't think much of Io_a.
Presently, past, future, do you like playing them, where will they finish, etc,..........basically anything you guys want to say about Minnesota football.
I have nothing but respect for Minnesota, coach Kill and their fans.
Nebraska should never lose two years in a row to Minnesota.I feel like I owe them some gratitude. If Bo could have somehow managed to beat that powerhouse known as Gopherball he might still be employed here, so for that I thank them.
I don't.....much like I don't think much of Io_a.
I think Missouri football is pretty respectable at the moment. Will Nebraska football ever regain it's old glory? tick...tick...tick...Have more empathy for Cubs fans with each passing year, and I'm a White Sox fan.Presently, past, future, do you like playing them, where will they finish, etc,..........basically anything you guys want to say about Minnesota football.
Nebraska should never lose two years in a row to Minnesota.
Not when we have considerably more talent on our roster than they do, which is basically every year.Agreed. Nebraska should lose every year to Minnesota!
Not when we have considerably more talent on our roster than they do, which is basically every year.
Did you see the past 2 Minnesota/Nebraska games? I don't think there was any question about which team was more talented.
How many players did Nebraska put in the NFL this year? Minnesota just put 7 guys in the league. This isn't the old world. College football is different than it used to be. A school like Nebraska, with little to no in-state recruiting, is at a major disadvantage compared to other programs.
if you're talking about draft picks, MN had 4 this year, 8 total since the 2009 draft. NU triples that amount plus 1.Did you see the past 2 Minnesota/Nebraska games? I don't think there was any question about which team was more talented.
How many players did Nebraska put in the NFL this year? Minnesota just put 7 guys in the league. This isn't the old world. College football is different than it used to be. A school like Nebraska, with little to no in-state recruiting, is at a major disadvantage compared to other programs.
Did you see the past 2 Minnesota/Nebraska games? I don't think there was any question about which team was more talented.
How many players did Nebraska put in the NFL this year? Minnesota just put 7 guys in the league. This isn't the old world. College football is different than it used to be. A school like Nebraska, with little to no in-state recruiting, is at a major disadvantage compared to other programs.
Did you see the past 2 Minnesota/Nebraska games? I don't think there was any question about which team was more talented.
How many players did Nebraska put in the NFL this year? Minnesota just put 7 guys in the league. This isn't the old world. College football is different than it used to be. A school like Nebraska, with little to no in-state recruiting, is at a major disadvantage compared to other programs.
You clearly no little about the game of football. Minnesota did not and does not have more talent than Nebraska.
You know how many games Bo Pelini lost to inferior talented teams?
Wisconsin in 2012
Iowa and Minnesota in 2013
Minny and losing by 50 to Wisconsin in 2014.
It was a trend, not an example of talent.
Jerry Kill, and more importantly, Matt Limegrover, dominated Bo Pelini and Papuchis the last 2 seasons. As a product of small college football in Kansas, it's almost laughable how much they outsmarted Bo.
I feel bad for Mitch Leidner, I hope he invites Bo to his wedding.
One more thing, about the 'inferior teams' line.
When you consistently lose to the same teams, at a certain point you have to acknowledge that those teams are not inferior (although that is always painful. It wasn't long ago that Minnesota went through a period of many years where we routinely got beaten (or nearly beaten) by MAC and FCS teams. Admitting that those teams were equal to or better than the Gophers always stung).
**Bo Pellini won 9 or 10 games every year, but since 2012 he's just 1-5 against Wisconsin and Minnesota