MSU had almost the same amount of yards, 1st downs, TOP, and turnovers. Game's 4 quarters long, it's not like they were up by 50. That wasn't the blowout you're making it out to be.
As opposed to Indiana's QB, Richard Lagow? Who the hell is that guy? Also, O'Korn was a beast his freshman year before idiotically transferring to michigan where his development would, predictably, come to a grinding halt.
You're only talking about a difference of 9 points. If you have over twice as many yards and first downs while the opposing QB is throwing 3 INTs, the game should be way more out of hand. Also, wanna know how "lame and shit" Wisconsin's kicker was? They twice had him punt at the michigan 35 because he couldn't hit a 52 yard FG. As a D1, P5 kicker. There are high schoolers that do that.
The conference title was on the line. That is classic bed-shitting. Iowa was 4-3 at home that season, hardly an impressive team.
Sparty is always a threat.
I hope and pray you never fire Day, because OSU's teams are soft with him as HC and it plays directly into the type of team Michigan has. So I like our chances of keeping the game relevant going forward.
O'Korn was terrible, but he almost beat Ohio State. I didn't think we had any chance in hell in that game.
LMAO well I did not know that but it does make it funnier. Looks like they had a big change in offensive philosophy when Houston's OC left after his freshman year so they switched to Greg Ward. Pretty dumb when Korn did what he did his freshman year but oh well. My point still stands about his development coming to a grinding halt under Harbaugh.
Yes, yes, we're all aware that you think you know more than you do.
Well newphone thinks that Knowles is an exact replica of michigan's shitty old DC Don Brown, so now he think he knows exactly how his defense will work the entire time at OSU.
He thinks that with Knowles we're either stacking 10 in the box/running an all-out blitz or playing prevent. Apparently there's no in-between.
Michigan will decline in 2024 when they lose the majority of their starters. I have no clue how they will be in 2024 and no clue who will even be the QB.
I will ask you this. Why do you think UM has won the last two years? You think it was luck? We don't have more talent than OSU. We don't have the big number of high end NFL draft picks. So what is it? I'd love to hear why you think UM has handily beaten OSU two years in a row.
Against UM -- yes. They 1000% did not trust your front 7 to be able to handle UM's offensive line.
Incorrect. I think Michigan has turn the team around, and we are a legitimate Championship contender. That doesn't mean that the will win the Championship, but it means it won't be shocking if they do. On Michigan's schedule is still ohio state, and ohio state is an excellent team. Upsets also happen. I am not in favor of of throwing out the baby with the bath water.