MSU vs. Iowa/ND [Every Snap]

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MSU Offense vs. Iowa Download link - https://goo.gl/EyXvZy

MSU Defense vs. Iowa Download link - https://goo.gl/X7E2dF

MSU Special Teams vs. Iowa Download link -

 

MSU Offense vs. ND Download link - https://goo.gl/KhhPQG

MSU Defense vs. ND Download link - https://goo.gl/ve2y4b

MSU Special Teams vs. ND Download link - 

 

 

I'll let someone else post this to YouTube.

CarrIsMyHomeboy

October 1st, 2017 at 7:30 PM ^

Of the two potential "every snap" videos, the one of their offense is the far less relevant one. I'd rather see the video and honest discussion of their defense.

They have 1 major safety weakness, and Frey is weak in coverage. Beyond that, Scott and Layne have shown real talent at corner and they've been solid against the run. This is far from the cluster we anticipated in the offseason

gruden

October 1st, 2017 at 8:08 PM ^

MSU is meh, but I'm honestly surprised how well they've played against (my) expectations.  I seriously didn't expect them to beat Iowa, so I'm not sure if  Iowa is that bad (and by extension PSU isn't especially good either) or MSU has done a hell of a lot better than I thought they could.

Even though it might not be thought of that way by the CFB community in general, this could be Mork's best coaching job ever, keeping together a team that had so much turmoil in the offseason to form some semblance of a cohesive unit that might win half of its games and qualify for a bowl game. 

Fieldy'sNuts

October 1st, 2017 at 8:03 PM ^

Has an offense ever gotten the better of Don Brown since he's been at Michigan? Maybe FSU last year in the bowl game??? Is that the only game where one could say Don Brown was beaten? And even then their QB had 33% completions.

enlightenedbum

October 1st, 2017 at 8:11 PM ^

Why would anyone watch any part of that game.  I'll save you some time:

Iowa utterly shat the bed.  Probably should have won, but were too fucking terrible to do so.

flashOverride

October 1st, 2017 at 8:13 PM ^

For how much they love to rip us for "September Heismans," they sure are having quite the fappening over Lewerke. Not saying the guy doesn't have some tools and won't end up being pretty decent, but he's 3-3 as a starter with the three wins coming against two MAC teams and "meh" Iowa. To hear them talk, neither Speight nor O'Korn even belong on the same field as this surefire All-Big Ten QB. 

jabberwock

October 1st, 2017 at 8:24 PM ^

I'd call their defense surprisingly solid, at least against the run.

There Offense is 90% Lewerke however, not just his passing but particularly his scrambling.
They will live or die depending on how hot he plays, as their D can keep them moderately close.
I think getting to Lwerke early & often should be number one on Michigan's list.  Rattle him and it's going to be a very enjoyable game.

abt424

October 1st, 2017 at 9:43 PM ^

Was actually impressed with Lewerke. MSU moved the pocket a lot against Iowa and Lewerke seemed smart with the run and the pass. He seemed to be able to go through his progressions and was surprisingly accurrate.

Just watching the offensive snaps I would have guessed that MSU dominated Iowa. The Iowa defense looked a lot slower than Michigan's has looked. 

Other observations:

1. MSU took the ball right down the field on Iowa on the first drive of the game. Seemed very similar to the way MSU moved the ball right down the field against Michigan last year on the first drive.

2. Lots of misdirection from MSU. This is where most of their running yards came from. Maybe 1-2 runs up the middle for more than a few yards. 

3. Wide receiver Felton Davis had a great game against Iowa. He looks dangerous, especially in the red zone. 

 

SalvatoreQuattro

October 1st, 2017 at 9:56 PM ^

Against an Iowa team that has a poor secondary Lewerke was merely okay. Their running backs did nothing. MSU’s longest run was 15 yards and by Lewerke when Iowa inexplicably failed to account for him on a 3rd and 12. Personally, I thought Iowa looked flat and unprepared particularly so on offense. They did not attacking MSU’s weaknesses like ND did. Strange gameplan from Ferentz.

UMForLife

October 1st, 2017 at 11:08 PM ^

Lewerke made a few good throws especially on the rollout. But he did not look good when he was in the pocket. OL let many penetration especially on run. Lewerke scrambling was ok. Not too fast. Watching them looks like JOK and our OL with lesser athletes. I am much more confident now. We would have more success on our offense. They will make a few plays but they did not look that impressive. Our D will swallow them.

MGoArchive

October 1st, 2017 at 8:56 PM ^

should make some people here happier (left some easter egg iso shots in there as well)

I'll have the remaining stuff filled in tomorrow.

JWG Wolverine

October 2nd, 2017 at 1:05 AM ^

My suggestion is to watch defense vs ND. It is somwhat accurate to what our offense will look like against them.

Our OL will be collapsing per usual, but if O'Korn can continue staying calm, finding space, and generating time like he did against Purdue, we will be in business.

Their secondary looks easy to shake off, so we can get yards after O'Korn (hopefully) connects some passes.

taut

October 2nd, 2017 at 1:24 PM ^

Watched the MSU offense vs Iowa D. Not very impressed with either.

No real run game except for Lewerke planned runs or scrambles. Pass game was iffy. His accuracy, even without pressure, is inconsistent. MSU O-line will have problems with M D-line. Not as impressed with MSU #18 as some MSU fans appear to be. He wasn't covered very closely on most of his receptions.

In sum, my concern level has dropped. Now, to watch the MSU D.