He “almost” had a TD throw.
Give me a F Ing break.
Grubbs from Iowa
He “almost” had a TD throw.
Give me a F Ing break.
He “almost” had a TD throw.
Give me a F Ing break.
Hes not going to the Raiders. He'll either go back to California or the Bears will fire Eberflus and move on from Fields for him.I expect him to be the Raiders coach next year. He brought the natty and glory back to Ann Arbor so he can now move on.
You know he has 45 4-star players on his roster right? Or that he has almost a .700 winning % in the NFL?Cheating wins folks.
It was insane listening to all the analysts leading up to the CFP and Championship game talk about everything Michigan had to overcome this season. Wut? Overcome? They didn’t have to overcome anything…. they were CHEATING!! TWICE!! Cheating in recruiting…. and in stealing signs. Cheating gives you an advantage guys…. not something to overcome. It was disgusting hearing them talk about it like that.
There should be an asterisk on this title…. how can there not be??
Haters 'gon hate.Cheating wins folks.
It was insane listening to all the analysts leading up to the CFP and Championship game talk about everything Michigan had to overcome this season. Wut? Overcome? They didn’t have to overcome anything…. they were CHEATING!! TWICE!! Cheating in recruiting…. and in stealing signs. Cheating gives you an advantage guys…. not something to overcome. It was disgusting hearing them talk about it like that.
There should be an asterisk on this title…. how can there not be??
Yeah, he looked like CJ Stroud the last couple years of his career at OSU. Turns out pressure influences QB play.You had me at Almost.
Twice.
“Dude” was high and late on many many throws.
And if you think I’m wrong,
I’ll leave you at
he flat out missed 3 WIDE OPEN “dudes” that would have scored.
They had official visitors during a COVID dead period and I think the buying of the food was maybe what made it an official. Then Harbaugh either lied or mislead them during the investigation. Anyway, it was the first time anyone had done something illegal in recruiting, it was a big deal, and a point needed to be made. Then they got busted with the cheat code of the century in Conor Stallions, lost him, then played all of their toughest games without him and pretty much just did the same thing. Also very big deal. Needed much reporting. Much more reporting than an investigation into Catapult footage possibly being accessed by unauthorized people.Haters 'gon hate.
Wasn't their recruiting "violation" Harbaugh supposedly buying a recruit a cheeseburger, or something like that? In the day and age of players getting paid $1mill plus.....
Correct, that wasn't cheating that was overcoming adversity (of being caught)So, in the end, does all that cheating just get forgotten? No asterisk for this Natty?
Teams have had wins vacated for less.Correct, that wasn't cheating that was overcoming adversity (of being caught)
Teams have had wins vacated for less.
Then Penn State got vacated wins back for worse.
Penix was definitely off last night. He just seemed too wound up all night. I gotta believe a good part of that was because of Michigan's pressure. Penix could never get his feet planted.
He “almost” had a TD throw.
Give me a F Ing break.
I've come to the conclusion that it really doesn't matter as long as TV gets to do what ever they want to do.
I'd be fine with sports going back to the 1980s before it became totally dollar driven.
Heck we got Johnny Orr for around $40,000 back in the day. Millions to the coaches players 100s if millions to the Athletic department I just don't care. once I get priced out of my tickets it will be easy for me to find something else to do.
The Notre Dame Athletic Director discussed two tiers of college sports happening at some point. He thought it would happen some time in the 2030’s but it may be sooner. I think his comments reflected that some schools would be more semi-pro and others more tied to the educational mission of the university. It might create a more even playing field for schools who can’t pay their players as much.TV money is driving everything. And I blame Presidents & AD's for being part of the problem.
I get just as much enjoyment watching HS sports on YouTube as any ESPN production. At some point, I hope schools tell the media folks to screw it. Create their own free platform and sell media time. Basically YouTube for college and HS sports.
Conferences or group of conferences can set expense caps by sport and have football and basketball subsidize the Olympic sports. Design expense caps so that X percent of the media or overall AD revenue has to go back to the Universities general fund. Student-athletes are students first. They can still make NIL $, but any deals must be reported to university.
If athletes want to make money or need a more intensive developmental progran, the NFL or NBA will need to create a legitimate minor league system for HS grads. Or some entity will create one (aka Overtime Elite).
It totally makes sense given the injury, but against the good defenses him running like he did at Indiana would make a huge difference.Yeah, he looked like CJ Stroud the last couple years of his career at OSU. Turns out pressure influences QB play.
Besides that your "OSU friends" were talking about what Penix did at Indiana so don't change the subject. He drug that ball and chain of a roster to 500 passing yards with a negative running game.
It totally makes sense given the injury, but against the good defenses him running like he did at Indiana would make a huge difference.
He had some challenging games, and Michigan used the right strategy. Make the offense march down the field on 12 play drives, do your best to try to get pressure with 4.
An underappreciated factor is DeBoer insisting on playing their injured RB. The kid is tough, but he just was not a threat at all. I don't care what they have on the roster, anybody would've been more of a threat. He had no explosion. There were holes and opportunities to bounce outside, break arm tackles, and he just couldn't do any of it.
As a result - Michigan's front four weren't just pinning their ears back, they were able to run stunts and with Penix never running, they could pretty much forget about rush lane integrity.
I think the injuries were a factor. Washington looked nothing like the team that beat Texas. If FBS was to split, I'd like it if ISU was in the bottom half. That's more what college sports has traditionally been about. I'd probably rarely pay any attention to the semi-pro league.It totally makes sense given the injury, but against the good defenses him running like he did at Indiana would make a huge difference.
He had some challenging games, and Michigan used the right strategy. Make the offense march down the field on 12 play drives, do your best to try to get pressure with 4.
An underappreciated factor is DeBoer insisting on playing their injured RB. The kid is tough, but he just was not a threat at all. I don't care what they have on the roster, anybody would've been more of a threat. He had no explosion. There were holes and opportunities to bounce outside, break arm tackles, and he just couldn't do any of it.
As a result - Michigan's front four weren't just pinning their ears back, they were able to run stunts and with Penix never running, they could pretty much forget about rush lane integrity.
Washington didn’t have that many injuries, Michigan is just a lot better than texas even though they were missing their best OL and starting DL.I think the injuries were a factor. Washington looked nothing like the team that beat Texas. If FBS was to split, I'd like it if ISU was in the bottom half. That's more what college sports has traditionally been about. I'd probably rarely pay any attention to the semi-pro league.