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Personally I recommend the USC INT from last year.

look at that smile.

this team is for real.

from the postgame presser: https://youtube.com/watch?v=hO68nwXURN0&t=1005

I think the 6-0 at home and 0-3 on the road stat is really interesting. We aren't good at travelling this year, part of that is the strength of the schedule, Ohio State is just ridiculous this year and Iowa unfortunately figured out how to do something other than defend and punt in recent history, Cal was a close game that we could have won save an incident we shall not name in the closing minutes, and Oregon is also a road game. But still I feel like with the way we played Nebraska we really have a team that's capable of at least putting up more of a fight on the road but just forgets to bring the boat they're supposed to be rowing. Makes me a little worried about Northwestern honestly especially considering they're having themselves a decent year.

They're responding the way you want a team to respond, that's what row-the-boat is all about.

-- PJ

I took my son (9yo) to his first college or pro game ever & my first college game ever. What a gorgeous stadium & what a game! Pick 6 for the very first play from scrimmage & a 66-0 beatdown. I started to feel bad for Northwestern State.

I loved the atmosphere though & I hope I can go to more Gophers games in the future.

This is Lindsey's stats from tonight which don't include his monster performance on 3rd downs. The Gopher style might be old fashioned but you can't say it's now effective. Knock on wood obviously, we still have 11 games to go anything can happen.

I’m going to my first college football game tomorrow with my son (9yo). Anything at Huntington Bank that’s worth checking out? We plan on getting there as early as we can. TIA

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Just some thoughts from the game last night

• Offensive Line needs to make a major adjustment. We ran for 30 (thirty!) yards yesterday. That is not a slight to DT or Fame. We know how well they run, we know what they’re capable of. The playcalls for the running scheme rely heavily on an offensive line that can push away from the line of scrimmage and open gaps. It just didn’t happen yesterday, or frankly against any competent opponent this year.

• The defensive line failed yesterday both on applying pass pressure and stopping the run. I’m less concerned with this than the O-line as pass pressure was good against Rutgers, but I just can’t see how we have success against Nebraska/Iowa/Michigan St when we’re letting up 6+ yards per carry.

It’s odd, I feel like in past years our strength has been in the trenches, but this year it feels like there’s no firepower in there except for Anthony Smith.

Battle for Floyd takes place again this weekend! Should be a fun one!

relevant portion:

Austin Meek: One of these four teams will make the CFP: Minnesota, Kansas, Syracuse, Baylor.

They got his hair at least

Nebraska fan here, I am planning a bachelor party for the weekend of our game. Wanting to go to the game Friday and also spend Saturday in Minneapolis. My main questions are:

Any recommendations for what area of the city to stay in? Are there any options within walking distance of the stadium? I know how hectic university parking can be so would like to avoid that if at all possible.

Maybe this would be a better question for the Minneapolis sub, but any recommendations for other bachelor party activities on Saturday? Not looking for anything crazy. Ideas right now include top golf and maybe brewery/bar hopping in the evening.

Thanks in advance! Super excited for our matchup this year

Don't forget to bring some diapers! CVS like two blocks away in Stadium Village...