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I'm glad they made it and the games will go on, wherever they happen. Don't have a great feeling about either game though. Until we can show we can win on the road, I am not a believer.

I agree. If Campbell is looking for a bigger, better gig, he should go to a P4 conference team. He could be choosy about what job he wants. Some school would be willing to pay him big $$ with a long contract to boot.

I think part of the reason they continued to seek another QB in the portal, even after getting Hank Brown, was that they weren't convinced that Sullivan was going to rise up enough to be as successful as they need next year. He had 4 weeks of practice leading up to the bowl game and Lester was...

I agree with everything you said, Western. They may not have promised him the starting job but I'd be shocked if he isn't under center for the first snap next season.

You mention three returning linemen. From what I've read, the staff is very high on Trevor Lauck at left tackle and Kade Pieper at right guard. And Leighton Jones is looking good. We have some depth at O-Line. I feel better about O-Line than D-Line.

I pretty much agree with everything said here and the previous few posts. I will throw it out there though that you never know what might happen. Louisville was in the absolute dumpster. Probably the worse P6 team out there for a couple of years. They've got a new coach this year who came...

Every school at this level has an obligation to improve their roster when they have a chance. The coaches owe it to the team, their fans and the university. I like some of what Sullivan has done but if we can get better then we have to go for it. I'd love to get this kid.

Wake me up when we have a roster that is on par with Notre Dame's. Hint: It ain't gonna happen.

I agree. I am starting to think that the officials are reluctant to call it because the player is automatically ejected. I think they should have it like the NFL where you can commit targeting but not necessarily be ejected from the game.

Couldn't agree more. And glad Alabama lost.

Saw the end of the Michigan-Alabama bowl game. It looked like Proctor was not playing. Does anyone know if he opted out to go to the NFL?

Sullivan was improved yesterday. Some of that was him and some of that should be credited to the WR's. Both showed better yesterday. But it seemed to me that after the opening 2-3 drives when all of the opening set plays had been called, he had a much harder time. Lester has said repeatedly...

On #1, we punted to the 10 yard line. They moved the ball 40 yards to mid-field and punted to our 10 yard line. (Had we gone for it and failed they could have kicked an easy field goal). From there we drove 90 yards for the go ahead TD with seconds left in the half. Hard to argue with those...

IMO, those four are Texas, Georgia, Ohio State and Oregon. Boise State and Arizona State have 0% chances. Penn State is a very good team but they've already had a chance to beat Ohio State and Oregon and they failed on both tries. Notre Dame is also a very good team but a notch below the top...

I get it that to a large extent, TV is the driving force and it pays the bills. But the hosting sites of these games are looking for an economic impact of having thousands of fans come to their city and stay in hotels, eat in their restaurants, etc. When thousands turn in to hundreds as in the...

I saw that too. Pathetic attendance numbers. You get two G5 schools with smaller fan bases and this is what you get. You have to wonder what the Boise Chamber of Commerce thinks about this turnout? Is it worth the price of their promotion?

I think that Polasek was at least party responsible for the drop off in talent at the O-Line position that Barnett has had to deal with.

I read that he had selected Mizzou but hadn't seen any numbers. That's a lot to pay for an unknown commodity. I'm sure we went all in but sometimes you just have to let them go when the bidding gets too high. I would have liked to have had him but I don't think losing out is the end of the world.

Totally agree. In basketball, the 12th best team can get hot in the tournament and make a run towards a title. In football it's completely different. In reality, there are 3-4 teams that have a legitimate shot to win it all. And it's like that every year.

What stuck out to me was that if you are a road underdog, it's a very difficult environment. That was especially true if a team has to travel north into a cold, outdoor stadium. All of the home teams won this weekend and none of the games were particularly close.