UM-Purdue 2009 on BTN Now

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That 29 yd run by Minor was just badass.  Gonna miss him, but hopefully he tears it up in Chicago.

Watching this is a nice fix, but I might have to shut it off in the second half.

SAvoodoo

August 14th, 2010 at 6:46 PM ^

It's a return to tradition.  Shut up all the haters who clame Rich Rod isn't a Michigan man by going as old school as it gets...Fielding Yost, "Point-a-Minute" offense

(Fielding yost averaged 49.5 points per game during that span, a number I also could live with)

ksnio

August 14th, 2010 at 10:57 AM ^

I got excited to have a HD Michigan game to go with my morning birthday(!) coffee.  So I flip it on, only to see a 20 yard purdue pass over two defenders.  I take a slow slip of my coffee and remember that there is no reason to watch anything from 2009.  Why would you torment people like that?

willywill9

August 14th, 2010 at 11:08 AM ^

I agree, but really you can watch some of our players and focus less on "the outcome" and focus more on how the play developed.  For example, even on that pass play you're referring to, TWoolf was on him, but got fooled on the run route.  He recovered but was about .3 secs to slow.  I also am trying too look specifically at what the LBs are doing right/wrong.

johnvand

August 14th, 2010 at 11:11 AM ^

The one good thing about Minor graduating is that I never have to hear the horrible BTN announcers utter the phrase "Minor is becoming major."

So so so so bad.

bluebrains98

August 14th, 2010 at 11:18 AM ^

Awesome that after Roh's hit in the backfield, they said GERG thought Roh could get up to 250 by the end of his career. Soiphomore year roster--listed at 251. Barwis'd.

mfandet

August 14th, 2010 at 11:34 AM ^

losing to sparty two years in a row is bad but to lose to these clowns to years in a row makes me ill.  its just an awful program, not that sparty is a good one just to clarify.

wolverine1987

August 14th, 2010 at 11:34 AM ^

It amazes me that people seem to count this kid out, talking about Denard or DG. The rumored summer attitude/maturity issues aside, this game is another bit of actual evidence that Forcier can play. This blog sometime forgets that his play was IMPRESSIVE last year as a true freshman. I see no reason at all why he can't be an all-american QB.

thesauce2424

August 14th, 2010 at 11:41 AM ^

Watching this game is like watching a train wreck in slow motion. It's exciting until the crash actually happens-then a horrible feeling deep in the gut. I remember sitting on the edge of my couch watching these games last year and going through the whole spectrum of emotions. Hopefully, this season wont be so gut wrenching.

On a positive note, this game reinforces my belief that the offense will be explosive.  I almost forgot how good Roundtree truly is and how great Forcier can be-even though he makes me want to break things at other times. No matter who the quarterback is I'm confident that we will put up points in bunches. I'm hoping the defense can atleast improve to the bend-but-not- break variety and limits some of those mind boggling mistakes. I don't care if we allowed like 5 field goals a game, in the place of all those big plays we allowed. September cannot get here quick enough.

Tater

August 14th, 2010 at 11:48 AM ^

I never watch losses a second time.  And I am tired of Michigan being the foil for everybody else's upset celebrations.  I am hoping that next summer, I want to watch all of the Michigan games when they are replayed.

Let Revenge Tour 2010 begin.

CollegeFootball13

August 14th, 2010 at 11:50 AM ^

We would have won this had Olesnavage not missed that extra point.

Then we would have taken the boost from that much needed big ten victory, and knocked off Wisconsin. We would have gone to a bowl game.

Damn you, Olesnavage.

bacon1431

August 14th, 2010 at 7:07 PM ^

XP didn't make a big difference in my mind. Yeah, we would have tied it up at 38 with XP on that last TD, but Purdue had 3 timeouts left with just over 2 minutes to go. I have little doubt in my mind that they would have easily scored. I mean, they did put up 38 points already and would have only needed to get in FG range.

HailGoBlue86

August 14th, 2010 at 12:29 PM ^

I've never watched that game for a second time, if we don't miss that extra point we go in overtime and probably could have pulled it out. At least we have plenty of motive to go down there and absolutely destroy them this year after the utter lack of class by Danny Hope after the game had ended.

jmblue

August 14th, 2010 at 3:07 PM ^

We were up 24-10 at the half and had the ball to start the third quarter.  If we hadn't turned it over to start the half, we may well have won going away.