Rhode Island
Gophers football still bullish, ready to start anew vs. Rhode Island
That version of Brosmer might just be able to ignite a Gophers passing attack that has only one 300-yard game since 2019. Brosmer, a former FCS All-America, threw for 456 yards against Rhode Island last year, but that was in New Hampshire’s 34-28 overtime loss.
Having played in the FCS for years, Brosmer knows what can happen when power conference teams overlook lower level opponents. He doesn’t expect that to happen Saturday because the Gophers still have a lot to prove about how good they can be this year.
“It’s cool going back to the drawing board and finding the little tweaks that we can change and utilize for this offense,” Brosmer said. “I’m really excited to see it out.”