Michigan-Northwestern Open Thread

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Go Blue!

amaizenblue402

November 10th, 2012 at 12:13 PM ^

absolutely gashed with big chunk plays. Good offensive gameplan by Northwestern. They are running all over us. This is reminiscent of the Air Force game. Come on D!

gotohail

November 10th, 2012 at 12:16 PM ^

I hope the defense doesn't continue to play like this today. They haven't shown that they are all that great at adjusting but if they can step up and show they can stop NW then we can have hope they can slow OSU down in a few weeks.



C'mon Blue! Lets play like Michigan can today!

Mr. Yost

November 10th, 2012 at 12:20 PM ^

For the first time since Alabama, GMat got outcoached on a drive...

He should've blitzed or at least zone blitzed NW on the 3rd and long, and then he refused to bring Gordon down into the box when NW was running right at us.

Mr. Yost

November 10th, 2012 at 12:24 PM ^

For the first time since Alabama, GMat got outcoached on a drive...

He should've blitzed or at least zone blitzed NW on the 3rd and long, and then he refused to bring Gordon down into the box when NW was running right at us.

...it's true. He's not perfect, not going to get it every time.

Amutnal

November 10th, 2012 at 12:29 PM ^

Agreed. It might have happened earlier if the blind Denard lovers tried to have some objectivity and see that his passing deficiencies precluded any type if rhythm on offense vs above average defenses... The fan base backlash may have made hoke hesitant to make the switch. Or maybe not. Either way, it us clear Devin Gardner is a much smarter QB than Denard. He knows when to scramble and when he has a free play, unlike Denard.

Perkis-Size Me

November 10th, 2012 at 12:29 PM ^

Shut your mouth. That's pretty damn insulting to a guy who has won more than his fair share of games for Michigan by himself. Overreaction or not.



Devin is doing great, and this makes us all feel a lot better about our QB situation for next year, but if Denard is ready to go, I take Denard and the experience.