It does not show they rushed the decision. It is absolutely concrete on the reasons why the season is cancelled. You don't know the risk is minimal for young people. The heart issues have absolutely not been "mostly disproven." March is several months into the future, where we potentially stop the selfishness and political idiocy this country has shown since the pandemic and follow the recommended guidelines, thereby allowing a sliver of hope that games can be played. And if you think his son will be playing, I'll point you to any number of school developing outbreaks in the south right now. Overall, weak post.
The electric vehicle company I have been watching closely is Rivian. They seem to take the "under promise and over deliver" approach and have been very methodical in releasing information about their upcoming line of vehicles (the R1T and R1S). The vehicles look great as well, and the stated performance is incredible. Should they decide to go public any time soon, I will definitely be jumping on them early.
I have no information, just a feeling that Shea was told to hand the ball off, on what would normally be reads, largely due to some lingering injury. If we're saying everyone is healthy, all I would change are the calls to go for fourth down instead of taking points.
I haven't posted in years, lost my account information, but got it back just to say thank you to the MGoStaff for the great work and content. Much appreciated from a lurker.
Allowing that Wagner fouled out at the end of the game, I think we should continue our complaint of Beilein auto-benching. A swing of 14 pts happened while sitting the combination of Wagner, Wilson, Walton due to fouls. Wagner fouling out at the end shouldn't preclude playing him earlier. That swing puts Michigan on the defensive and allows OSU to attack our bigs. If we keep them in the game (despite the fouls) and extend the lead, then we put OSU on their heels. At this point, with not much else working, it seems that we should be going for broke and not try to preserve players for an imaginary end game/overtime situation.
In the limitted time we've seen Teske, he was servicable without being a liability. At this point Donnal is clearly a liability, I can't see a reason not to play Teske.
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100% correct, and a great mindset to have.
It does not show they rushed the decision. It is absolutely concrete on the reasons why the season is cancelled. You don't know the risk is minimal for young people. The heart issues have absolutely not been "mostly disproven." March is several months into the future, where we potentially stop the selfishness and political idiocy this country has shown since the pandemic and follow the recommended guidelines, thereby allowing a sliver of hope that games can be played. And if you think his son will be playing, I'll point you to any number of school developing outbreaks in the south right now. Overall, weak post.
Wear your corona mask.
Shocking.
The electric vehicle company I have been watching closely is Rivian. They seem to take the "under promise and over deliver" approach and have been very methodical in releasing information about their upcoming line of vehicles (the R1T and R1S). The vehicles look great as well, and the stated performance is incredible. Should they decide to go public any time soon, I will definitely be jumping on them early.
I have no information, just a feeling that Shea was told to hand the ball off, on what would normally be reads, largely due to some lingering injury. If we're saying everyone is healthy, all I would change are the calls to go for fourth down instead of taking points.
I haven't posted in years, lost my account information, but got it back just to say thank you to the MGoStaff for the great work and content. Much appreciated from a lurker.
Allowing that Wagner fouled out at the end of the game, I think we should continue our complaint of Beilein auto-benching. A swing of 14 pts happened while sitting the combination of Wagner, Wilson, Walton due to fouls. Wagner fouling out at the end shouldn't preclude playing him earlier. That swing puts Michigan on the defensive and allows OSU to attack our bigs. If we keep them in the game (despite the fouls) and extend the lead, then we put OSU on their heels. At this point, with not much else working, it seems that we should be going for broke and not try to preserve players for an imaginary end game/overtime situation.
In the limitted time we've seen Teske, he was servicable without being a liability. At this point Donnal is clearly a liability, I can't see a reason not to play Teske.