I was waiting for some one to say something about this, but I haven't seen any posts for it.
ESPN just reported that:
- Hemingway is out, Stonum is in.
- Minor won't start, but will play.
- They didn't say anything about Cissoko, so I am assuming that he is good to go.
- ND's MLB is out so their OLB is going inside and Manti Te'o will start outside.
Te'o
sounds good
Minor stuff. Since the whole team is "all in" I think that we will be good. If we play as a team, then we will win.
Yeah "Minor stuff" as in
Yeah "Minor stuff" as in Brandon Minor stuffing that little Teo LB kid...cant wait!
Strictly business...Not personal.
Amen, Brother. "All in" is
Amen, Brother. "All in" is more than some cutesy slogan, it is a rallying cry after what happened last year. This year the team is definitely together and that bodes well for their future. I've often heard how close the '97 team was and how some of our disappointing teams were less "in" so I think the team being "all in" is a definite advantage.
You have to play this game like somebody just hit your mother with a two-by-four. ~Dan Birdwell
the most obvious answer
We have to just pound the ball up the middle and Tate or Denard is gonna have to be near perfect.
Someone will step up for
Someone will step up for Hemingway. I've got to think that they will get the ball to Odoms more. Hopefully Mathews or Stonum can be semi deep threats. Probably a lot of 5-10 yard passes today.
I think
you might have just hit the nail on the head. nice insight
Yeah, I think we need a
Yeah, I think we need a consistent deep threat, but if the run game (or short passing game) is clicking then that might take care of itself no matter who is catching them.
There are no corners in space.
Just for the chance to look
Just for the chance to look stupid, I'm going to roll the dice and predict that we get some slot guys deep in the seam today.
I think we see a strong
I think we see a strong showing from Matthews today. He has the ability, his chance is now.
I hope so, too. Any idea how
I hope so, too. Any idea how his speed matches up to that of Hemingway (or the ND secondary for that matter).
There are no corners in space.
From the little i have
From the little i have gathered, Hemingway and Matthews are about the same in terms of ball handling skills, but perhaps Hemingway is a little faster and, being a bigger, tougher body, can get more yardage after the catch. I am not sure of their ability to run routes, but Matthews has more experience than either Hemingway or Stonum.
What about Stonum? He's got
What about Stonum? He's got all the potential and talent in the world. He has just yet to put it all together. This could easily be his coming out party.
Rodriguez said yesterday that
Rodriguez said yesterday that Cissoko was good to go, and is starting.
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Stupid eye sight. I saw this
Stupid eye sight. I saw this title at annarbor.com, Technically speaking: Freshman defensive end Craig Roh is out to be Michigan's next great pass rusher. I definitely go to "defensive end Craig Roh is out" and my heart skipped a beat.
I like Craig Roh. MDen
I like Craig Roh. MDen selling his jerseys yet or what?
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Last I checked the injury
Last I checked the injury report, Craig Roh and ALL IN were good to go...Michigan will be just fine.
As far as Te'o...18 years old AT Michigan against some of the fastest athletes in the country with Rich Rod orchestrating the plays....he's about to get an education.
hope te-o
hope Tay-o get's a rude awakening to the Big-Ten running game.
I know ND fans are excited about Te'o, but does this bode well for our run game? Seems like a freshman might be a little more susceptible to the misdirection and more likely to make poor reads.