The Clowney-Lewan battle

 Michigan ran over 60 offensive plays and Clowney finished with 4 Tackles 2 TFL and 0 sacks. Lewan and the offensive coaches did an excellent job making him a non factor. Great players like Clowney are hard to shut down for an entire game and he did make 2 plays. Taylor has nothing left to prove and i'd love to see him come back for his senior year but I won't blame him when he moves on

If anybody was an MVP, it was Ace Sanders.  Dude was all over the place.

Giving the MVP to Clowney is clownish.  The receiver/ punt returner had 3 TDs and some great plays.  He definitely deserved it a lot more.  Hell, even Shaw probably deserved it more. 

Amazing what ESPN will do to keep with a narrative.

Spurrier's non-mention of Clowney at the end of the game was very telling; he mentioned several other players as well. Media hype gave this one to Clowney. With the exception of essentially one play (that we handed to him), he was a non-factor.

Ace should've gotten player of the game.  Returned a punt, got key first downs, and caught the game winner.

He got player of the game based on one play, that has completely blown up.  Ace Saunders should have been player of the game, and there isn't a question.

They used to say the same thing about Jim Brown of the Cleveland Brown: "Except for that 60 yard run and the 32 yard carry, we pretty much held him in check."

The tackle-fumble-pick-up-the-ball-with-my -left-hand play was, well, you have to give the guy some credit.

Schofield - Bryant - Miller - Kalis - Braden?

that Braden is the starting RT and that Mangusson is the backup LT.  Braden is much bigger at the moment, but who knows what'll happen with another 9 months of weight training.

Look at the timing, though.  Eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, Michigan's ball, threatening to put together a long drive, possibly score, and give the ball back to USC with much less room for error.  They needed a big defensive play, and they got one pretty emphatically. 

Exactly! How is it a game changer if we came back and took the lead with under 2 minutes? South Carolina won with what was basically a hail mary. Game changers typically swing the entire momentum against the opposing team....we scored real quick.

I thought it was funny listening to Gruden and Tirico say Clowney was the best defensive player in the country after watching ESPN hype Teo leading up to the Heisman.

Obviously, the key words in your post are "at this point". He's only a sophomore...