Jerry Kill was asked how he plans to fix his offense, and the Gophers coach rambled before mentioning that he should be fired if he can't find a solution.
Kill was asked about his starting quarterback three times and he declined comment three times without mentioning his quarterback's name.
Kill was asked about loud booing from fans and whether he understood their frustration. Kill responded tersely by repeating that he probably should be fired, though he noted that he doesn't have an athletic director who could fire him (hello, Beth Goetz), so he felt safe for the time being.
A school official then declined to make Mitch Leidner available for interviews, a rare occurrence for a starting quarterback at any level of college football.
Oh, by the way, the Gophers won Saturday.
Are we having fun yet?
Never has a victory felt more like a loss than what the Gophers put on display in a 10-7 snoozer against mighty Kent State at TCF Bank Stadium.
The Gophers had to sweat out the final minutes as a 24-point favorite even though Kent State's offense managed zero points, 142 total yards and crossed midfield only one time — in the fourth quarter thanks to a pass interference penalty.