TTB's weekly ex-Wolverines update

He's college Jameis Winston, but on a lot of cocaine. Sign me up!

He clearly doesn't half-a$$ anything.

I was just looking this up:

COMP    ATT    YDS    COMP%    YPA    QBRAT    TD    INT    SACK    HIS TEAM SCORE    OPPONENT SCORE
20    39    164    51%     4.2      55.8     0    6    7    0    72
24    37    325    65%     8.8      163.5     4    2    1    68    3
38    50    538    76%     10.8      232.4     10    0    0    84    43
 

So Presbyterian is a *non-scholarship* Division 1 FCS program in the Pioneer League. The first game they played an NAIA team (the same division schools like UM-Dearborn and Lawrence Tech are in) and in the second game they played a school from the NCCAA (small christian college) that offers associates degrees as well.

Campbell is an actual FCS team offering scholarships lol

I'm not touching this one, Faux.

Balance.

I mean, we finally see balance in an offense, and you complain about it?

Posted twice.  Because balance.

Related, if you didn't see it and have a bit of time, check out the last few minutes of that Fresno-UCLA game. Fresno State's QB led an amazing last drive, even though he hurt his hip (or something) on the previous drive. His throws were almost all arm & shoulder b/c he couldn't drive his legs & hips, yet he was completing passes 15-25 yards down the field, with accuracy.

BTW, Fresno State has now beaten UCLA four times in a row. I know UM football has fallen off the status we'd all like, but then I see stats like that and realize while I'm hoping we go up, it definitely could be worse.

11 punts! Nearly 500 yards! See, look at all these guys that leave Michigan and do WAY better than the guys that stay. Our punters didn't do squat this week. How could we let Hart leave?!?!?

Seriously though, maybe he should check into some NIL action with Icy Hot or someone who makes a copper hip brace or something...

P Will Hart (San Jose State): Hart punted 11 times for 489 yards (44.5 yards/punt) in a 17-13 win over Hawaii.

Brad Robbins (Michigan): Took a short nap and ate a popsicle on the sidelines.

Will Hart is a freaking weapon!

Local papers say it's more of an "injury" than an injury. Coaches are letting Milton save a little face in case they need him later, but really he got yanked.

I hope you're right about CoJo. However he seems to have a bad habit of slowing down significantly when he turns around to look for the deep ball. The first one that was "overthrown" wasn't overthrown. If he hadn't slowed down when he turned he'd have been in position to make the catch.

Indeed.  He's back in his element.

Brady seems like a great person, and I'd be happy if SDSU became a powerhouse under his watch.  

With that being said, I was having flashbacks (of the negative variety) watching the replay of the Aztecs' win over Utah.  SDSU put together a great opening drive in the second half... and then had what felt like 50 yds. of offense the rest of regulation.  Just couldn't pick up first downs, run clock, and put the game away, and so Utah came back from 14 down in the last seven minutes.  Unnecessary drama continued in multiple OTs.  A great win that, on numerous occasions, felt a hair's breadth from being a soul-crushing loss.

Kareem Walker.  Talk about an enigma.  At one point, that guy was a five-star and the no. 1 RB in his recruiting class, committed to OSU.  Then, it seemed like OSU wasn't super anxious about holding onto him, even though he still finished out the recruiting cycle (I believe) in the top 50.

I follow Magnus' Ex-Wolverines feature pretty regularly, and Walker's game on Saturday was only the only good outings I've seen him put together in his (quite extended) time in college.  All that talent, and he regularly rushes for, e.g., 35 yd. on 16 carries--and against poor competition.  Bizarre.

Big Mike looks good/versatile.  Ojabo looks like a newborn colt running around all wild at times. Honestly thought McGregor has looked pretty good enough that I’m intrigued if he was to get more reps opposite Hutch.