Per Twitter: Malik Zaire to Florida
You are right on the money doc. Are defense is going to be all over who ever Florida starts. They are'nt going to be able to do boo. A Michigan offense should be able to move the ball and score points. It is on the o-line to move people off the ball, Speight to be accurate with his passes and to read defenses and for are running backs to run all over teams. The defense will be doing there job this year once again. Lets see what the offense does. Play four quarters and move the ball and score on everyone. With Nordin and Harbaugh calling plays this offense should at least get a field goal on every drive. Last year losses were on the offense period. A michigan team with the number one defense in the country should never ever lose a game period. Are defense will be right there this year so let's see what you got offense.
Our.
I also didn't know Nordin was calling plays.
and take a break from the spelling/grammar asshattery.
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situation, but Coach Nussmeier hasn't been exactly lighting it up as an OC. Even with a young defense, Coach Brown has the advantage over Florida's offense.
Here are Zaire's career numbers:
http://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/550967/malik-zaire
CAREER STATS
| SEASON | CMP | ATT | YDS | CMP% | YPA | LNG | TD | INT | SACK | RAT | RAW QBR | ADJ QBR |
| 2016 | 11 | 23 | 122 | 47.8 | 5.30 | 22 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 106.7 | 13.7 | 18.3 |
| 2015 | 26 | 40 | 428 | 65.0 | 10.70 | 66 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 187.9 | 81.1 | 86.5 |
| 2014 | 21 | 35 | 266 | 60.0 | 7.60 | 49 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 133.3 | 65 | |
He wasn't a full time starter, but he has less than 1,000 yards passing over 3 seasons, and look at his QBR.
Franks doesn't have much experience and he's going to have to go against a young, but complicated and athletic defense. On defense, Florida lost some key players. You never know because it's the first game of the year, but Michigan shouldn't have too much trouble.
You must be new.
Michigan against mobile qbs = not good news for us. I was starting to think Don Brown might have changed that against o$u. And then the 4th quarter happened and the all too familiar struggle against mobile qbs was back.
4 minutes? They tried to run out the clock with 6 minutes left in that game.
Also threw another pick which, combined with a terrible unsportsmanlike conduct call on Harbaugh, put OSU on the 5 yard line to start the drive
Colorado was actually very scary until their starting QB went down, that's when we started shutting them down. The game against OSU was phenomenal D, can't blame that one on them
Did you actually watch that CU game? They had a great first quarter, and got a lucky score in the third on a bomb. By midway through the second, CU's offense was dead in the water and the feel of the entire game had changed.
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Their backup tore it up the following week. Montez was no scrub.
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Colorado was losing when Luifau got injured. The perception of that game is is totally different than reality. We also weren't out-hit in that game.
You watched a different OSU game than I did. Our defense shut down their offense until overtime.
Even in overtime, we did stop them from getting that first down. That decision was demoralizing and OSU had all the momentum
"You watched a different OSU game than I did."
You're right. Apparently you forgot Barret running it through wide open gaps in the 4th. First 3 quarters we shut him down. 4th was a different story.
"We stopped their run game."
200 yards rushing, 125 by Barret alone says differently.
"You're right, their offense and their mobile QB carved us up."
Good God, man. I already know I'm right. This was established the second it became evident you didn't watch the game.
Lol, glad you decided you're right.
(P.S. you're not right.)
"Lol, glad you decided you're right.
(P.S. you're not right.)"
Nice facts to back it up. Oh, wait.
Are you an idiot or do you just play one on the internet? You can't be that stupid.
I can play that game, too. Hurrr durrr.
Facts are facts, buddy. Come back with stats and then we'll talk. Until then, stop wasting my time.
Anyways, I'm done with you clowns. Let me know when you have some substance. Or common sense for that matter.
17 points in regulation, 14 of which were the direct result of plays by their defense. So the OSU offense scored 3 points in regulation. You're right, their offense and their mobile QB carved us up.
JT Barrett averaged 261.5 yards per game in 2016, and he gained 249 yards against Michigan. So the defense held him a little under his average, but Barrett still led his team to 137 total yards of offense in the 4th quarter while rushing for 71 yards himself.
Kudos to the defense for stiffening up in the redzone, and holding their offense to FG attempts, which their kicker missed his 2nd chip shot of the day.
Missed FGs are a part of the game, we missed 3 against Wisconsin. At the end of the day, 14 of their 17 points in regulation were obtained by the defense. So our defense struggled with a mobile QB to the tune of 3 points allowed. Penn State is another team with a decently mobile QB and we allowed 10 points to them. Yeah we struggled with Colorado, IIRC we were without two of our best players in Lewis and Charlton. We also struggled early on against FSU, again we were without one of our best players (and spread busters) in Peppers. A healthy Michigan defense did not struggle against any offense last year, mobile QB or otherwise.
Why throw it when you can just run it?
Because our starting D-line will eat him up and if they don't, McCray, Hudson, and Bush will bring the heat.
prior to that being determined.
Sources tell me former Irish QB Malik Zaire is telling people he has chosen Florida, is now just waiting for SEC to change transfer rules. https://t.co/byta4Mph34
— Alex Wilcox (@AlexWilcoxWNDU) May 28, 2017