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Talk about a rough college start.....

Michael Porter of Missouri was a big name recruit nationally.. The whole story of his famly's association with Lorenzo Romar and since Romar got fired, Porter changed his committment to Missouri where the Porters originally lived. Michael's brother Jontay re-classifying to the same class as Michael to play with his brother. Michael was in the conversation to be the first pick in the next NBA draft.

Well Michael had 2 points and 2 rebounds in 2 minutes of his first college game.. Then goes out with an injury.. This was supposed to be just a nagging injury and now it will require BACK SURGERY and will be out an estimated 3-4 months.. I know that medical advances have made back surgery better but I have seen so many cases where back surgeries are the "kiss of death" for an athlete.. I am hoping for the best in that young man's life and a full recovery but what a rough way to start a college career!!

B1G in action and other top 25 games (Week 13)

B1G Action
Friday, November 24

Iowa 56 vs Nebraska 14 @ 3:00 PM FS1 :( Iowa fvcking wins, Who Hates...

Saturday, November 25
#9 Ohio State vs Michigan @ 11:00 AM FOX
Indiana vs Purdue @ 11:00 AM ESPN 2
#5 Wisconsin vs Minnesota @ 2:30 PM abc
#10 Penn State vs Maryland @ 2:30 PM BTN 1
#16 Michigan State vs Rutgers @ 3:00 PM FOX
#22 Northwestern vs Illinois @ 3:00 PM FS1


Top 25 Action
Thursday, November 23

Ole Miss 31 vs #14 Mississippi State 28

Friday, November 24
#2 Miami 14 vs Pittsburgh 24 Miami loses to unranked Pitt
Baylor 22 vs #12 TCU 45 TCu handles a bad Baylor team
South Florida 42 vs #15 UCF 49 UCF returns the kickoff for a TD to answer S. FL
#25 Virginia Tech 10 vs Virginia 0 Who fvcking cares

Saturday, November 25
#7 Georgia vs Georgia Tech
Kansas vs #19 Oklahoma State
East Carolina vs #20 Memphis
#1 Alabama vs #6 Auburn
#23 Boise State vs Fresno State
West Virginia vs #4 Oklahoma
#3 Clemson vs #24 South Carolina
Texas A&M vs #18 LSU

#8 Notre Dame vs #21 Stanford
#13 Washington State vs #17 Washington

5 Win Team Results

Thought I would put together a list of the 5 win teams for this weekend. Much of this info was from MJH's post so thanks @Matt Jessen-Howard

Thursday, November 23

Ole Miss (5) 31 vs Miss State 28
Ole Miss now 6 - 6, but self-imposed sanctions keep them out


Friday, November 24

Cal (5) vs UCLA (5)
Texas Tech (5) 27 vs Texas 23 TTU moves to 6-6:(
Ohio 24 vs Buffalo (5) 31 Buffalo moves to 6-6 :(

Saturday, November 25
Temple (5) vs Tulsa
Georgia vs Georgia Tech (5)
Old Dominion (5) vs Middle Tennessee State (5)
Indiana (5) vs Purdue (5)
Tulane (5) vs SMU
UNLV (5) vs Nevada
Duke (5) vs Wake Forest
UT San Antonio vs Louisiana Tech (5)
Georgia Southern vs Louisiana-Lafayette (5)
Colorado (5) vs Utah (5)

4-Win Teams with 2 games remaining
Florida State (4) vs Florida
Idaho vs New Mexico State (4)
Arkansas State vs UL-Monroe (4)

PJ Fleck presser notes

  • Wishes everyone a happy Thanksgiving.
  • Barry Alvarez built a consistent and winning culture almost 30 years ago and Wisconsin is still seeing the benefits from it. They're able to reload and not rebuild.
  • Jonathan Taylor is one of the best running backs in the country and he's only a freshman.
  • Wisconsin doesn't beat themselves. They're consistent, well-coached, and don't turn over the ball.
  • Knew about the Minnesota-Wisconsin rivalry just being a college football fan, didn't find out about it after taking the job. The tradition of rivalries like this are part of the reason you come to the Big Ten and Minnesota. Wasn't aware before taking the job that they hadn't won the Axe in so long. That's the type of challenge he embraces.
  • Has talked with players about how to internalize media attention and criticism.
  • Asked about receivers: Need to execute and work on improving your game to be a part of the program. (Denied that there were any suspensions.)
  • The drops are part of the growing pains. The receivers are young.
  • Kirk Ciarrocca has continued to call elite games.
  • With the injuries on the offensive line and elsewhere, you're not reloading you're rebuilding because everything is new. Oseland and Dovich haven't played much at all. Not necessarily certain that Garrison Wright and Conner Olson won't be playing.
  • Not going to diss Wisconsin just because they're the rival. They're the standard of what the West Division should be, they've kept recruits in-state, and have supportive alumni.
  • At Western Michigan they had a lot of walk-ons that made an impact, and they're going to do that at Minnesota as well. Looking to turn over every stone. They look at every email and every suggestion and do their due diligence.
  • There are a lot of elite Division-II and Division-III programs in the state. We want to make sure that walk-ons are coming here and not there.
  • Jon Celestin, Ryan Santoso, and Steven Richardson are seniors that will all have a shot at the NFL. Really proud of the seniors and the foundation they've laid. They're going to come back and celebrate with the program in the future.
  • Wisconsin's front seven are elite. It seems like TJ Edwards has been there forever. They're very similar with their system.
  • Year one here is very similar to year one at Western Michigan. Year ones are almost always similar because you're entirely focused on the culture, how it's being laid and received, and what changes need to be made to the program.
  • The senior class didn't have to stay. They're very, very special people.
  • The Turkey Drive was brought up at the Leadership Council. Everyone on the football team donated $5 on their own and 30+ guys on the team gave more than $5. They didn't have to but then wanted to. Wants to make sure the team understands the importance of serving and giving because your life isn't about you but how you serve and give for others. The Turkey Drive helped over 200 families.

Facebook Live stream for basketball games this weekend

Press release:

Friday: Minnesota vs. UMass, 11 a.m.

Saturday: Minnesota vs. Alabama, 4 p.m.

Both of the Minnesota men's basketball team's games in Brooklyn later this week will be viewable live on Facebook, as the Stadium network will provide live broadcasts from the arena.

All games from both the Steinberg Wellness Center and the Barclays Center will be available exclusively on Facebook. Fans can add them to their watchlist by following the Live: Stadium College Basketball Show Page at https://www.facebook.com/StadiumCollegeBasketball/, or by clicking the links above.

Fans do not need to be logged into their Facebook account in order to watch the games. There is no charge for the broadcast.

Minnesota faces UMass on Friday at 12:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. CT on the campus of LIU Brooklyn, before a Saturday matchup with Alabama at the home of the NBA's Brooklyn Nets and NHL's New York Islanders, scheduled to tip at 5:00 p.m. ET/4:00 p.m. CT.

Both games can also be heard on the Gopher Radio Network, with Twin Cities NewsTalk carrying the broadcast live in the metro area on 1130 AM and 103.5 FM.

Reusse's 40th Anniversary Turkey of the Year

Good list. Chuck Fletcher, Kaler, Board of Regents, NCAA enforcement, Coyle, Jerry Jones, Goodell, Rick Pittino etc.

Two surprises. Well, really one. Patrick had said that he wasn't gonna list Fleck after they beat Nebraska, and he worried in print that if Fleck did the impossible and beat the Badgers Saturday, he'd have to praise him for it.

The real surprise? He gave the Grand Turkey to himself.

http://www.startribune.com/patrick-reusse-s-2017-turkey-of-the-year-is/459472353/
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Gopher Depth Chart vs the Skunks

http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools.../auto_pdf/2017-18/misc_non_event/112517DC.pdf

QB: Croft, Rhoda, Morgan, Green
RB: Smith, McCrary
WR: Williams, Hmielewski
WR: Geary,. Hmielewski
WR: Howard, Reger
TE: Wozniak or Lingen
OT: Greene, Andries
OG: Wright, Oseland
C: Olson, Dovich
OG: Calhoun, Dovich
OT: Schlueter, Andries

DE: Umlor, DeLattiboudere
DT: Jackson, Moore
DT: Richardson, Stelter, Robinson
DE: Coughlin, Cashman
OLB: Martin, Waters
MLB: Barber, Poock
OLB: Celestin, Cashman
CB: Shenault, Harris
SS: McGhee, Handy-Holly
FS: Huff, Swenson
CB: Ayinde, Durr

K: Carpenter, Mack
P: Santoso, Herbers
KR: Smith
PR: Shenault
H: Herbers, Santoso
LS: Jordahl, Hansen
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