snarling wolverine

March 12th, 2014 at 12:43 PM ^

Maybe, despite the game, he still enjoyed the bowl experience?

Bowls are weird - like a vacation and game mixed together.  You do little tourist things and get free stuff.  Even if you lose, it's probably a cool experience, especially when you're a freshman who's never been on any other trips.

 

readyourguard

March 12th, 2014 at 11:12 AM ^

Deveon does a great job of answering the questions.  It seemed to me the reporters smelled blood in the water and thought they could get a juicy quote from the young back to create some fabricated drama.  Well done, Mr. Smith.  Well done.

atom evolootion

March 12th, 2014 at 12:49 PM ^

smith looks like a guy who eats gravel for breakfast. these running backs don't seem to have chips on their shoulders--they may just BE the chips on Michigan's shoulders...

CLord

March 12th, 2014 at 1:10 PM ^

This is excellent news.  Years ago I minced at hearing that Borges turned to the NFL for his schemes.  Talent/experience/time all separate the NFL from college players, many of whom are called to duty in year 1 of their college career, so it makes little sense to expect a college team to grasp the same schemes seen in the pros.

Proof?  Last year's offense, where all you heard  about was "execution," which translated, meant "Borges' schemes are far too complex and require too much from young college minds."

Love hearing the boys now talking about the simplicity of Nuss's system.  The system can be simple, and leave it up to him and Devin to throw the surprises at the defense.  

Great news.  Can't wait to see the improvement on the O line and running game.

MGoStrength

March 12th, 2014 at 1:19 PM ^

I'm just glad Green is down to 220.  He looks lean in the face and shoulders and looks like where he needs to be.  I am excited for him this year.  I hope the line can give him some holes.  And both him and Smith do not look like 19 year old kids.  They look like grown men.