We can pretty much throw out the Bucks and Brewers ever getting to a championship series until their respective leagues implement a hard cap, and if they somehow manage to draft out of their minds to put themselves in position it will be a small window of time to get it done before their star players leave to join superteams in L.A. or New York. Gotta love sports leagues where all but four or five teams have no shot of winning a championship. As long as there's a theOSU, Badgers football will need a fluke game to win a championship. UW basketball had it's best and only chance in 2015. Marquette is highly unlikely too. As I've stated earlier, I believe this was the last best chance for the Packers to win a Super Bowl in the Rodgers era and are probably looking at alot of losing once he's gone. Free agents will not want to come to Green Bay once Rodgers is gone, which could be sooner than later given his comments after the game, and Love is not going to be the next in a long line of Hall of Fame quarterback play. I don't know, how are the Admirals doing? (Oh they've opted out of the season due to covid) Are the Wave still a thing around here? Green Bay has a hockey team, don't they? Is The Gravedigger still coaching in the Lingerie League?