Ohio, the product eventually coming to AA plays this weekend

Submitted by mabrsu on

All, I want everyone to remember how much talent has been missing from Ohio's roster up until now.  We shall see the team coming to the Big House starting this week.  Remember how much worse our running attack was a year ago with out Molk.  They get Mike Adams back along with a whole bundle of quality players against the Huskers.  

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UMWest22

October 2nd, 2011 at 1:13 PM ^

What exactly are you talking about?

Edit:  Never mind.  I guess I understand now.  Just a slightly oddly worded post.  That game will be pretty boring.  Like a 3-0 final boring.

mark5750

October 2nd, 2011 at 2:28 PM ^

From what I read it seemed straight forward.  TSIO will have its full roster starting next week and we shouldn't judge what we have seen to this point as heavily as what we will see going forward.

MasonBilderberg

October 2nd, 2011 at 2:58 PM ^

Too early to tell. Smith didn't play until mid-way through his RS Soph season.
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<br>Smith & Pryor were throwing to NFL level players: Holmes, Ginn, Gonzales, Robiske,, Hartline, Sanzenbacher. Miller is throwing to 2 true freshman and a RS freshman, who was a HS QB.
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<br>Don't overlook the fact that Miller has Jim Bollman as his OC and those guys had The Vest. I wouldn't trust Bollman to run Ann Arbor Pioneer's JV offense.

MichiganMan2424

October 2nd, 2011 at 1:11 PM ^

Yes, they will be better. But their RB's haven't been the problem. They've been effective when given chances, but everyone is putting 8 or 9 guys in the box, and not even "Boom" Herron is good enough to be effective against that. They get Adams back, but the rest of their line, including Brewster, has just been bad, and he won't change the rest of the guys play. Posey coming back helps alot, but the rest of their WRs still have sucked quite honestly, and until they can complete a forward pass, it won't matter who's playing WR.

In reply to by MichiganMan2424

Logan88

October 2nd, 2011 at 1:18 PM ^

I agree.

Herron is not that much of an upgrade over Hall/Hyde. Adams is good but you need all 5 of your OL to work together to field an efficient unit and I'm not sure OSU can do that. Posey is probably the guy who could make the biggest impact but he will need the QB's to actually, you know, get him the ball to really do anything.

jamiemac

October 2nd, 2011 at 1:18 PM ^

Does a bundle equal two? Because its just two others, in addition to the OLineman

Its the big question, though how these guys alter the dynamic going on

But if Posey cant jumpstart the passing game, then what we're seeing is what we're getting. That offensive line was terrible. The one guy coming back cant change all that. Without Molk, MIch's offensive line just wasnt as effective, not ass terrible like we're seeing out of OSU

LSAClassOf2000

October 2nd, 2011 at 1:50 PM ^

It will be interesting to see if they can exploit an exposed Nebraska defense just enough to win. Both teams are frustrated - I may just have to watch that game next week, unless it is on at the same as ours. 

TheLastHarbaugh

October 2nd, 2011 at 2:16 PM ^

Having Ohio play Nebraska this year is definitely a bonus for Michigan. I'm sure the coaching staff will be watching that game closely, to see how Ohio defends Taylor Martinez.

sum1valiant

October 2nd, 2011 at 3:02 PM ^

I'm sorry, but anyone that watched that game yesterday would know that Ohio is far from being saved by 4 players.  While the defense is solid, the offense is simply atrocious.