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| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 2 days 3 hours ago | Come on |
Being a workaholic is a common problem for many successful men and women but that doesn't mean Urban doesn't treat women with respect. I would imagine wives and children feeling neglected at times is par for the course for D1 head coaches. |
| 1 week 2 days ago | That's extremely slow |
That's extremely slow on 3g, especially if there are gifs and what not, which there usually are. The android app is great though. |
| 2 weeks 1 day ago | FWIW |
I unforunately have too many OSU friends, as I live far from home, but here's my take on what they actually think about these various people (please note: these are not my opinions). Tressel was a good guy and a great coach who was a victim of circumstance, maybe a bit like Fisher. Gee is/was funny. Pryor was sort of a douche who was pretty strongly disliked by the time he was trying to get in the draft or the extended draft, whatever it was. People were skeptical of Urban, keep in mind the Bucks are not too fond of Florida, upon the hiring but were tolerant of the move because of his obvious pedigree. He has since won them over. They also think they are still way better than us with their undefeated season and that the best we could do is "barely beat" them two years ago. Personally, I honestly bet we beat them the next three seasons. |
| 2 weeks 5 days ago | I suggest |
I suggest you all google David Perkins. I got a laugh. |
| 3 weeks 1 day ago | One of those |
One of those things is not like the other: WR. Thank god for Drake Harris. |
| 3 weeks 6 days ago | Met him |
Met him a few times back when I used to work at the University driving range. Always seemed like a nice guy. Lousy swing though. Real low ball flight. |
| 4 weeks 5 days ago | I mean |
I mean, there's no reason he should feel obligated to publicly state that it was clean, so good on him, as the aussies say. |
| 5 weeks 4 days ago | TWIS is great |
TWIS is great, except when it's in reference to our in-state rival. Then we're above that. Sincerely, This Thread |
| 5 weeks 4 days ago | Spoken like a true |
Spoken like a true Michigan man. We're better than the rest. /sanctimonious bullshit |
| 7 weeks 5 days ago | Bear Republic |
Bear Republic Red Rocket Ale (my go-to) |
| 8 weeks 1 day ago | If |
If GRIII is playing at the 3, as Beilein claims, then yes they will be playing predominantly at the same position. |
| 8 weeks 6 days ago | Agree |
This will 3rd time now that he has promised two bigs in the upcoming season (this is not a complaint just a fact). Point to injuries and what not, but it still hasn't really happened. I'm not saying it won't happen, but I imagine we're going to be looking at 25-30 minutes for Irvin, which would be impossible without GRIII still getting run at the 4. Regardless, we really are starting to have some depth across the board. |
| 11 weeks 4 days ago | Heroes get remembered |
Legends never die |
| 12 weeks 6 days ago | 15 Turnovers |
Interesting that they've lost every game where they forced fewer than 15 turnovers and won every game, save one, where they score more. Looks like we have a magic number. |
| 15 weeks 1 day ago | Is there |
Is there a Darius GTFO my court .gif? |
| 16 weeks 3 days ago | Did Digger |
Did Digger really say Burke shouldn't be in the conversation for player of the year? Why does ESPN think we want people who just say things for the sake of stirring up reaction? I'm so tired of listening to the Diggers, Dakichs, Mark Mays, and Skip Baylesses of the world. |
| 22 weeks 5 days ago | Right |
You mention when it actaully might be better to go beneath a screen, and that's if the ballhandler is a much bigger threat to penetrate than connect from outside. |
| 22 weeks 5 days ago | Advantage/Disadvantage |
Players are almost always taught to go over a screen no matter whether the other defender is hard or soft hedging. I'd say the danger in soft hedging is that with a good screen, you are actually more likely to give up an open 3. I believe the Nebraska coach was quoted saying as much and was basically gambling that Burke wouldn't be hot from 3. |
| 23 weeks 3 hours ago | It's not that insane. |
"12-0 teams generally don't have this many question marks coming into the season." I can name two this past season: ND and OSU. 9-3 would be pretty disappointing given the schedule. |
| 23 weeks 1 day ago | The punt interference was |
The punt interference was a terrible call. The ND player did all that was physically possible to avoid (and he did avoid contact) the returner after he gave the late fair catch signal. It was his own teammate that got in the way. |
| 24 weeks 1 day ago | Clowney |
Clowney did get a holding call on Lewan and blew him up once late when he nailed Denard behind the LOS. But on the whole, Lewan at the least held his own. |
| 26 weeks 3 days ago | At least |
At least Forcier has that pooch punt down. |
| 27 weeks 4 days ago | No question about it |
Only so much midwest talent to go around the B10 + Butler. Purdue has been the biggest loser, which isn't a good thing unless you're fat and on a reality tv show. |
| 28 weeks 3 days ago | All time 3pt fg leader at Mich |
I'm thinking Stauskas can pass him though. |
| 28 weeks 3 days ago | Looks like my comment must have been lost |
in his welcome thread. I predicted he would put up 22 @ Bradley in his first career start. |
| 30 weeks 5 days ago | It |
It reminds me of Siddhartha for some reason, which is a compliment. |
| 33 weeks 1 day ago | I would be shocked |
I would be shocked if Yogi isn't starting at PG from Day 1. That was by far IU's biggest weakness last year. Hulls was caught in a bit of a Stu scenario but would be far more effective at SG. |
| 34 weeks 4 hours ago | M: 23, N: 14 |
Mich 23, Neb 14 |
| 34 weeks 3 days ago | Not that I actually care |
but I see no objective reason for either Stanford or South Carolina to be ranked ahead of us. Stanford "lost" to ND in OT and to Wash, who RR just destroyed last night. South Carolina lost to LSU and Fla. |
| 34 weeks 4 days ago | People have unrealistic expectations |
This is a good defense whether or not people want to admit it. Our wide outs are not good enough to beat their tight coverage on the outside as evidenced by Gardner falling over on one play and dropping a key pass on another. The bubble wasn't there because they put their corners 2 yards off the LOS. So they stack the box. Our whole offense this season has been based on the zone read and they were able to take it away for the most part. So what do you expect from Borges as a playcaller? Abandon everything? Air it out like ND? If we had executed better, and I don't mean just Denard, I mean Mealer on the screen to Toussaint on the second series, eliminating penalties, drops, this game would have been a reasonably comfortable victory. People thought going into ND that we should air it out. Their secondary was vulnerable. Denard had maybe improved his accuracy. It didn't work. Now we go relatively conservative and people jump all over Borges. The man can't win. All of that being said, I thought he was being a little overly stubborn in the 3rd quarter with the zone read, especially on first down. I think it was the second drive where, for example, he busted out the play action on 2nd down instead of 1st down and it got batted down. Regardless, I still have faith that the man knows what he's doing and I don't think people give him the credit he deserves from game to game adjustments. |
