Rabbit - You are accurate in most of your assessment and wise to focus on Dietz, a great athlete, but his shortcoming (distribution of the ball) may result in seeing one of the 2 Sophs -- Griebel, bigger/more physical and better pocket passer and/or Pearson, smaller and quick, as both of them are special kids and VERY athletic as well. The Frosh QB Graves has had knee issues, so his status in the program is unknown. One thing you can be sure of, the AFA staff will have a thorough plan to give the cadets their best shot for an upset. Just ask Coach Stoops and the Sooners (The last time AFA played a big shot on the road----Boise too.).....Beware, if the Falcons are in the game at halftime, it will become precarious for the Wolverines into the 4th quarter.....Under estimating the underdog Falcons could possibly result in having to eat the monkey poop mentioned earlier. Longshot? sure....but historically in games like this the Falcons represent quite well. Michigan will be a better team having endured a "wild" game from Air Force.
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Rabbit - You are accurate in most of your assessment and wise to focus on Dietz, a great athlete, but his shortcoming (distribution of the ball) may result in seeing one of the 2 Sophs -- Griebel, bigger/more physical and better pocket passer and/or Pearson, smaller and quick, as both of them are special kids and VERY athletic as well. The Frosh QB Graves has had knee issues, so his status in the program is unknown. One thing you can be sure of, the AFA staff will have a thorough plan to give the cadets their best shot for an upset. Just ask Coach Stoops and the Sooners (The last time AFA played a big shot on the road----Boise too.).....Beware, if the Falcons are in the game at halftime, it will become precarious for the Wolverines into the 4th quarter.....Under estimating the underdog Falcons could possibly result in having to eat the monkey poop mentioned earlier. Longshot? sure....but historically in games like this the Falcons represent quite well. Michigan will be a better team having endured a "wild" game from Air Force.