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I guess NC will let Mack finish out the year and retire with dignity. He did alot of good things here and he is a very nice man, but I am sure glad he isn’t here anymore. I aged faster than I should have from 2010 until he finally stepped aside. I honestly think we might have had Saban but Mack wasn’t going to have it so he kept hanging on until Saban signed a new contract with Alabama. And then we hire Charlie Strong so we keep down sliding. All of this is why we need to enjoy what we have now. It was a long 13 years prior to this. 

1 hour ago, bierce said:

JMU 60 UNC 24 with 9:16 left in 3rd q

70-50 final JMU. Past time for Mack to retire 

If Michigan continues to shut down the USC offense that is a great sign for the ceiling of the Texas offense. 

Michigan’s defense seems to be playing excellent compared to us because we have the best O line on the country!!🤘

As inept as Michigan’s offense is, at least they’re doing enough to give their Defense a bit of rest…for now. Hopefully it continues.

10 minutes ago, FatherofMinky said:

Michigan D looking good early. I hate USC and Lincoln Riley. Go Blue!

Does Texas a favor if Michigan wins. 
 

But without Loveland it might be rough.

9 minutes ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

Now the narrative is gonna be Michigan is still bad and USC is overrated 

Don’t care as long as Michigan wins.

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