Head Coach Scott Frost

After missing two in the spring game it's probably now more likely than not Alvano will not be the kicker for his full eligibility. Very real chance he isn't the kicker this year. Which is sad - he came in with so much hype

It has occurred to me how big it would be if we win our first 3 games: Game One - UTEP - Winning the first game of the season since 2019 Game Two - Colorado - Winning against the power 5 non conference for the first time since 2016 Game Three - Northern Iowa - Winning three times in a row for the first time since 2016

It seems like every story coming out about Colorado is negative. Would be really great to not drop this one.

I wouldn't put us in yet and would make us earn it, but I appreciate the positive national attention.

I think I would: - Cancel Tennessee - Keep playing Oklahoma every now and then, but keep it rare.

I'm glad Matt Rhule has this opinion. We need to stop shooting ourselves in the feet as a program and as a conference. If the SEC and everyone else will together play 9 conference games and 1 p5 non con that's great. But they don't and because of that we shouldn't endure the consequences of wanting to do the "right thing"

Today I'm probably at 6 wins. Practice reports and spring game might up it as we learn more about DR.

I'm coming around to the 12 team model. -more teams make it so best players don't feel as compelled to go to same schools -regular season games still critical as bye/ home game is so powerful -players are paid so feel better about extra games -I actually liked that college football was different than all other sports and really it still is pretty unique. -other bowl games will continue to be diminished unfortunately

I don't know why he wouldn't take it. He wants a HC job. This is a big ten school. That right there is enough to take it.

May need to survive multiple head coaching spots

Suh stiff arming the Colorado QB would be a good one

Remember that time we made an alliance with both Pac-12 and ACC then stabbed the Pac-12 by taking USC/UCLA then tried to take ACC teams then finished off the Pac-12 with Oregon and Washington and then made a joint advisory whatever that is with the SEC

Not a fan of Ohio State, but with Harbaugh out, if Ohio State hadn't edged us out yet for offseason national championship, this officially seals it.

Hopefully, we get Ernest home. He already won a natty*, seems like a good time to come home to me.

Curse only gets broken by stomping, not just beating, Colorado. Which we have a chance to do