Today I Learned: Wisconsin Has A Dual-Threat Tackle

Today I Learned: Wisconsin Has A Dual-Threat Tackle

Four things we learned about football on the internet this week.

Oct 31, 2017 by Kolby Paxton
Today I Learned: Wisconsin Has A Dual-Threat Tackle
The internet is an educational place.

Here's a collection of information we've gleaned from the World Wide Web this week. 

Some of it's useful -- some of it, not so much.

Today I learned…

A Division III Team Lost 98-0 -- And Then Won 7 Straight Games

Eureka College (IL) beat College of St. Scholastica (MN) 40-34 on Saturday, snapping a seven-game win streak for the Saints.



St. Scholastica is now 7-2 overall and is tied with Eureka for first place in the UMAC despite losing its season opener ​98-0 (!!!) to No. 6 St. John's (MN).

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That's a hell of a bounce-back performance.

Anu Solomon Play(ed) For Baylor

Remember Anu Solomon? As in, Anu Solomon the former Arizona quarterback, once widely considered to be the next great dual-threat quarterback to sling it for Rich Rod?



Well, apparently, Anu Solomon started the first two games of the season for Baylor, but your boy completely missed that. Today I learned that Solomon went 24 of 55 for 399 yards, four touchdowns, and two picks for the winless Bears concurrent with also learning that he's left the program.

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Solomon entered the concussion protocol after week two, and Baylor head coach Matt Rhule says that Solomon was struggling in class as a result of the head injury. To avoid failing his classes, Solomon was forced to withdraw from his graduate school -- and, thus, the football team.

Here's wishing Solomon a full recovery. Concussions suck.

Jim McElwain Still Owes Colorado State $1 Million

So, long story short, when Florida hired McElwain away from Colorado State in 2014, he and the school agreed to divvy up his $7 million buyout. McElwain's part was $2 million -- broken into six annual payments of $333,333 to be paid on June 30 of each year.



To date, the newly unemployed McElwain has made three payments to CSU, leaving his remaining balance at $1,000,001. That'll make you feel better about those student loans.

Wisconsin May Have The First Dual-Threat Left Tackle

OK, not really. But, if offensive lineman Michael Deiter had his way, he'd definitely see the ball more.

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Head coach Paul Chryst seems less than enthusiastic about increasing Deiter's touches. Oh well. Shooters shoot.