I watched a Wolverine podcast in which one of the guys said he watched the Texas v. Colorado State game and the Longhorns wide receivers couldn't get separation. I don't if he was just trying to make his guys feel good or he was lying about watching the game. 

 

There is a large difference in the separation that J.J. McCarthy, Davis Warren or Orji needs than what Quinn or Arch need to complete a pass. It's all subjective...

I feel the same way.   I think UT by 20… call me crazy.

Too much rat poison. Still nervous about this game despite the perceived advantages. 

Nueheisel isn't afraid to give a hot take. I hope what he says is true and I hope the Texas team isn't listening to any of it

I'm not convinced our front 7 can stop the run still.  Looking forward to seeing if that's a weakness or stength for us this year.   If our D can hold them on first down, gonna be a great day...

1 hour ago, Quinncent McManning, Jr. said:

Too much rat poison. Still nervous about this game despite the perceived advantages. 

@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel @Blake Munroe

We should be nervous. Seems like many are acting like this is a walk in the park (and hopefully we win). Michigan hasn’t lost a home game since the COVID year.

In 2022 they didn’t allow more than 27 points until TCU beat them in the playoffs, and allowed under 20 points ten times (6 games they allowed 10 or fewer points).

in 2023 they didn’t allow more than 24 points all season and held their first 10 opponents to 15 points or fewer (in 7 of those games they allowed 7 points or less).

Ohio State has been recruiting at a high level and Michigan has beaten tOSU 3 straight years and OSU hasn’t scored more than 27 points in any of those games.

And OSU had CJ Stroud (no 2 overall draft pick in 2023), 4 first round WR draft picks in Marvin Harrison Jr  (4th ovrerall pick in 2024, Jaxon Smith-Njigba (20th overall pick in 2023), Garrett Wilson (10th overall pick in 2022), Chris Olave (11th overall pick in 2022).

That’s not to mention several OL that were highly drafted.

17 minutes ago, marathon said:

@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel @Blake Munroe

We should be nervous. Seems like many are acting like this is a walk in the park (and hopefully we win). Michigan hasn’t lost a home game since the COVID year.

In 2022 they didn’t allow more than 27 points until TCU beat them in the playoffs, and allowed under 20 points ten times (6 games they allowed 10 or fewer points).

in 2023 they didn’t allow more than 24 points all season and held their first 10 opponents to 15 points or fewer (in 7 of those games they allowed 7 points or less).

Ohio State has been recruiting at a high level and Michigan has beaten tOSU 3 straight years and OSU hasn’t scored more than 27 points in any of those games.

And OSU had CJ Stroud (no 2 overall draft pick in 2023), 4 first round WR draft picks in Marvin Harrison Jr  (4th ovrerall pick in 2024, Jaxon Smith-Njigba (20th overall pick in 2023), Garrett Wilson (10th overall pick in 2022), Chris Olave (11th overall pick in 2022).

That’s not to mention several OL that were highly drafted.

Strong strong point. We about to buss it wide open though.

11 hours ago, harveycmd said:

I watched a Wolverine podcast in which one of the guys said he watched the Texas v. Colorado State game and the Longhorns wide receivers couldn't get separation. I don't if he was just trying to make his guys feel good or he was lying about watching the game. 

 

They both have a 2 score lost by Michigan

9 minutes ago, thatdude2 said:

Strong strong point. We about to buss it wide open though.

I hope you are right. Hook’em.

Edited September 4, 20241 yr by marathon

19 minutes ago, marathon said:

I hope you are right. Hook’em.

I agree the team shouldn’t get ahead of themselves but I think losing all those guys & Harbaugh will make a big difference. Our team was flying around the field on both sides & we were so spoiled last year with our run defense that I don’t think it was too bad against CSU. Michigan is better but I think we will rise up to the challenge in the game.

1 hour ago, goattalk100 said:

I agree the team shouldn’t get ahead of themselves but I think losing all those guys & Harbaugh will make a big difference. Our team was flying around the field on both sides & we were so spoiled last year with our run defense that I don’t think it was too bad against CSU. Michigan is better but I think we will rise up to the challenge in the game.

We should win this game.  We have the experience advantage at the key positions including coaching.  

3 hours ago, marathon said:

@Bobby Burton @CJ Vogel @Blake Munroe

We should be nervous. Seems like many are acting like this is a walk in the park (and hopefully we win). Michigan hasn’t lost a home game since the COVID year.

In 2022 they didn’t allow more than 27 points until TCU beat them in the playoffs, and allowed under 20 points ten times (6 games they allowed 10 or fewer points).

in 2023 they didn’t allow more than 24 points all season and held their first 10 opponents to 15 points or fewer (in 7 of those games they allowed 7 points or less).

Ohio State has been recruiting at a high level and Michigan has beaten tOSU 3 straight years and OSU hasn’t scored more than 27 points in any of those games.

And OSU had CJ Stroud (no 2 overall draft pick in 2023), 4 first round WR draft picks in Marvin Harrison Jr  (4th ovrerall pick in 2024, Jaxon Smith-Njigba (20th overall pick in 2023), Garrett Wilson (10th overall pick in 2022), Chris Olave (11th overall pick in 2022).

That’s not to mention several OL that were highly drafted.

Alabama had never lost a home game by double digits with Saban as head coach until last year...

https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/texas-longhorns/joel-klatt-explains-why-texas-is-a-national-championship-contender-right-now-and-why-michigan-isnt

Joel Klatt and the herd with  major texas love!

Edited September 5, 20241 yr by HookemDTX

Rat poison