Minnesota

[jimmykc]

I have nothing against Pitino except his dad. Question: Who is the most successful coach to follow in a more famous father's coaching footsteps? Hint: It is not Joey Meyer or Pat Knight. I think someone will figure this out.

[Handy Johnson]

I have nothing against Pitino except his dad. Question: Who is the most successful coach to follow in a more famous father's coaching footsteps? Hint: It is not Joey Meyer or Pat Knight. I think someone will figure this out.

 

 Gophers also had 11 TO in the 2nd half & looked like someone kicked their puppy.

 The answer to your question I'm guessing is : Moe Iba

[jimmykc]

Gotcha! It's Scott Sutton who has won 270+ at ORU.

[HuskerBB]

I have nothing against Pitino except his dad. Question: Who is the most successful coach to follow in a more famous father's coaching footsteps? Hint: It is not Joey Meyer or Pat Knight. I think someone will figure this out.

 

 

Moe Iba?? 

[HuskerCager]

Gotcha! It's Scott Sutton who has won 270+ at ORU.

Yeah, and how many of us right now are secretly wishing TO would have hired Sutton instead of Tim Miles?.............................

I thought so.

[Norm Peterson]

Speaking of Minnesota, after their loss to Illinois, they hit a very tough part of their schedule where they'll be lucky to win just 1 of their next 3 games.  They face Ohio State and Michigan on the road, sandwiched around Iowa at home.  Then they close with Northwestern, which has beaten some good teams on the road this year.

 

We might put some distance between us and the lower half of the league if we play our cards right from here on out.

[Cookie Belcher]

They don't close with Northwestern, they already played them twice. Minnesota was one of northwestern's good road wins.

[Norm Peterson]

They don't close with Northwestern, they already played them twice. Minnesota was one of northwestern's good road wins.

You're right.  It's Penn, State. There I go confusing the two crap teams at the bottom of the conference again.