Gophers sophomore QB Max Shortell was available in a group setting after Gophers football practice Tuesday, and he had some interesting things to say about what a difference there is between his first fall camp as a freshman and this go-round as a sophomore. Shortell, who seems to have a good handle on the back-up job behind senior MarQueis Gray, said, "My arm at this time last year was pretty much dead."
Here is a link to a video with other comments from Shortell.
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