gophers/ncaa

Sludgy, Horrendous, mud wrestling, clanked away, 'subpat', etc. The Maroon and Gold didn't win the game the 'cheeseheads' lost it. Thank goodness! The real Reusse is still alive.

Watching this game was hard to do. To think that these players get $40,000.00 a year to play and play as poorly as they do is sad! Hopkins would probably beat both teams! The Tubmister has to go!

Impressive defensive performance. And maybe it's just me, but after watching that charging call late in the game, I have no idea what charging is anymore.

We must be the 21st team in the nation Pat.

Not pretty but a nice win. Great team defense and switching. We still need to hire an offensive coordinator!

Sorry Reusse, The Gophers won it. Go back to your Brewster/Childress rants and forget about looking for something to blame on Tubby will you.

One of the few games played where the winner drops in the rankings

Quote: "The Gophers needed more than Wisconsin's ineptitude to put an end to a month of drudgery" This has been the story of Tubby's teams...exciting early and later drudgery. WI often doesn't have the best athletes, but Bo Ryan gets them ready to play. Most teams get better, but not Tubby's. Fire him now while we have a chance.

I have had the opportunity to see a good cross section of Big 10 hoops in person this year in a few different venues. Sadly, the officiating is about as bad as I have ever seen. Don't know if the pace of the game has passed them by or what but in my opinion, it is getting to the point where one can't trust the outcome of the game to the players anymore. Open note to Jim Delaney, Big 10 Commissioner: Take control over ther officiating program before it is too late and the integrity of the game is lost for good.

Sorry you feel that the coach with the highest winning percentage in Big Ten history leads a team that plays boring, ugly basketball. Meanwhile you also criticize a coach whose resume includes a National Championship, a long list of 20-win seasons and is on track to make the NCAA tournament yet again. Perhaps you'd rather go back to the days of Jim Dutcher or Clem Haskins.