Best thing you saw: Week 2

USC cheerleaders.

the best uniforms in sports

Michigan division: we won despite playing not great on offense. Harbaugh will have no shortage of teachable moments, but rather get those in a win than a L.

Non-Michigan division: Baker Mayfield is a strong contender, but 3rd and 93 is my pick https://saturdaytradition.com/big-ten-football/watch-louisiana-tech-bri…

to Dierdorf and Brandy on the internet, we attended an excellent college football game Stanford at USC.  There were a lot of  great plays in the game including some sensational catches and runs by both teams. Just a really well played game.   Love Michigan football and love watching college football when Michigan wins.  Don't care much for the NFL anymore.  

And Ty Issac running all over the field.

SWEET!!!

LA Tech had a 3rd and 93. Wrap your head around that.

My son just left for a three month program abroad. We put him on a plane last night; he boarded about the same time the OSU game was starting.

He's not a great communicator, so I had braced myself for the fact that I probably would have to prod him at some point today to hear that he got there safely, and hope that he'd figured out his phone settings for international service.

4:30 am I start getting the texts of crowing commentary. He'd landed, turned on phone, and saw the OSU score.

have to admit, that was pleasant. and their general offensive woes - it's gonna give urban a heartache. 

Definitely Ohio State and the large piece of humble pie they got served on their home field. Fuck everything about that shitty, cheating program.

Best: Flags!!! Two pick sixes but this time for the good guys. Shane Morris. EMU Hurons beating Buttgers. And aside from the Ohio loss, an ND loss. Oh and Baylor losing too. If only Ped St would have lost again.

-Michigan winning. It was ugly and sloppy at times, granted. But a win is a win. The team will get better. Take the win and lessons earned along the way. That win was against a coach who is very familiar with Michigan, has consistently beaten them in the past, and likely fired his players up to play well over their heads.

-ND losing. The wife is a Georgia fan so that helps too.

-OSU losing was nice, but I still couldn't help but feel like "nobody kills you but me." A lot of teams EXCEPT Michigan have found ways to beat those guys. Would sure like to see OSU win out up to the Michigan game, and we knock them off their pedestal and out of the playoff race.

Anybody else buying a Baker-Mayfield jersey today?

Would argue against them letting off the gas...they were a few plays that should have been made away from a blow out. They shot themselves in their foot quite a few times.

The D is great and the offense has to iron out a few things.

Three way the for me from yesterday's game: 1) Tyree Kinnel; 2) Ty Isaac; and 3) the crushing blow delivered by Rashan Gary after his review for targeting and the subsequent fan reaction to it. Wows all around!

Shane Morris goes for 467 yards, 5 TDs on 28 of 37 attempts (on second thought, maybe thats not the best thing since it would be nice to see a current Michigan QB doing that)

Pick 6s In M traditional M uniforms.

Easily Baker Mayfield planting the flag at the osu 50. He implies he did it because osu was singing the fight song after they beat OU last year, which seems reasonable enough - that crap pisses me off too. Still, Buckeye fans don't see it as a reasonable retort and are mad as hell at him, which is almost as awesome as the act itself: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/2017/09/85196/video-…

Just win boys.

GO BLUE!!

Lamar Jackson looks better so far this year than he did last year. Excited to see them against Clemson next week.

Other than the first drive of the second half, the best thing I saw was the Michigan defense. Those kids played well and I didn't see a lack of fire out of them this week.
The running game was good and probably should give the OL some credit, especially on the toss plays. I was impressed with the movement of some big bodies to the edges and how they sealed huge gaps for Isaac. Speight didn't throw a pick, I know, some were close, but positive in my book. He wasn't sharp, but maybe we adjust some expectations a bit, he is getting used to new receivers and it isn't like he has Jake Butt down the middle of the field.
I didn't think the play calling offensively was as tight as it could have been. The run game was working, stick with it.

Non Michigan- any opportunity I get to see Ohio State lose is a good time. Oklahoma is a very solid team, this was their chance to establish themselves for the playoff discussion. Ohio State will be good in November and they will correct some things, but I think we as a fan base have to pump the brakes on thinking they are world beaters. I think they had a better team last year and we know how that worked out for us.

Ty Issac. Impressed on Saturday. 

They Seem to be ball hawks and this is refreshing.

Frankly this is the game and performance probably needed to make sure young guys stay grounded. Love to learn lessons from wins over losses.

Michigan was completely off for half the game and still won by 22 points. I heard comparisons to Hoke and Akron...this team didn't need a last second goal line stand to win. I'll chalk it up to growing pains for now, plus Harbaugh knows how to coach so we know they will improve. Win and move on.

Non-Michigan: obviously the OSU loss, then Baker running around with the flag and planting it in their O. Turnabout's fair play, Buckeyes. Even better: OU-OSU resembled UM-Florida, in that OU outplayed them for the entire game and the score didn't really reflect it as much as it should. If not for self-inflicted mistakes in half one, it's a blowout by the 3rd quarter. OSSu didn't just lose by 15 points at home, they got thoroughly dominated.

= Golden Tate