... no such thing as high expectations.  In 2007, athletic director Joel Maturi presented Gophers fans with a new era of football.  He hired Tim Brewster from the staff of Mike Shanahan's Denver Broncos. He served as the tight end's coach for Denver and had previous experience at the collegiate level with Texas Longhorn's head coach, Mack Brown.  

Gophers fans and Minneapolis media were hoping for former Gopher and then Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy to make the move to the NCAA.  The university informed media outlets that they had hired a firm to help them find the best fit for their needs for a head football coach.

Recruiting was the primary quality Joel Maturi was looking for in a new coach.  Brewster's name sho...

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