SC players comment on our offense

Well if this is true and it seems it is, really hope that an offensive coordinator is brought in to freshen some things up. This just isn't right. I hate watching the games on tv because they never give the entire view of the field. Even after the play is over would be something and make it more interesting. Anyway, there are so many route combinations but a part of me feels it's personel that cant execute whats asked so things are kept vanilla. Hopefully a guy like Shea Patterson can come in and run free when he needs so this stuff is covered up. The secret is out on this offense though. Need a brilliant offensive mind to come in and save the day. Jim just worry about being the head coach. Just get it done! Go Blue!

Like 3 pages of plays!!  I think he didn't have time to flip to the second sheet.  Honest mistake.

These quotes happen after every game.  It's always from the winning defense, a unit that also let Michigan build a 19-3 lead and got a bit lucky with 2 redzone TOs.  

Michigan didn't play well offensively.  I'm not sure how much of that can be attributed to SC doing anything different.

So we had a redshirt freshman who did not get the majority of the snaps throwing to two freshman receivers, one who was hurt the entire season until this bowl game.  This is what happens when you have young players.  We are all upset because the QB did not know the entire playbook.   So here are your choices with Speight transfering.  You have O'Korn who knows the offense but can't make the plays and Peters who does not know the offense and maybe makes the play half the time.   Unless a young QB is completely surrounded by a another ten that dominate for them, they are going to look bad unless you get really lucky.

So we had a redshirt freshman who did not get the majority of the snaps throwing to two freshman receivers, one who was hurt the entire season until this bowl game.  This is what happens when you have young players.  We are all upset because the QB did not know the entire playbook.   So here are your choices with Speight transfering.  You have O'Korn who knows the offense but can't make the plays and Peters who does not know the offense and maybe makes the play half the time.   Unless a young QB is completely surrounded by a another ten that dominate for them, they are going to look bad unless you get really lucky.

So we had a redshirt freshman who did not get the majority of the snaps throwing to two freshman receivers, one who was hurt the entire season until this bowl game.  This is what happens when you have young players.  We are all upset because the QB did not know the entire playbook.   So here are your choices with Speight transfering.  You have O'Korn who knows the offense but can't make the plays and Peters who does not know the offense and maybe makes the play half the time.   Unless a young QB is completely surrounded by a another ten that dominate for them, they are going to look bad unless you get really lucky.

So we had a redshirt freshman who did not get the majority of the snaps throwing to two freshman receivers, one who was hurt the entire season until this bowl game.  This is what happens when you have young players.  We are all upset because the QB did not know the entire playbook.   So here are your choices with Speight transfering.  You have O'Korn who knows the offense but can't make the plays and Peters who does not know the offense and maybe makes the play half the time.   Unless a young QB is completely surrounded by a another ten that dominate for them, they are going to look bad unless you get really lucky.

Has any one ever heard a defensive player say, "No, they had us baffled all game.  We couldn't figure out what they were doing"?  Especially after winning.

I suspect the offense was plain vanilla but comments made by the opposing team don't carry a lot of weight with me.  

No Kulgler, no Bredeson, No JBB

I think the last 14 months would feel better if Grant Newsome wasn't taken out by an unsportsmanlike block in PSU game 2016.

Short running backs and QBs. 

The irregular mix of injured receivers and QBs doesn't make running the offense easier.

MSU played a team that relied on defense but lost their defensive coordinator, their QB, and their two best receivers before the game.  The refs gave them the Indiana game, a monsoon, 7 turnovers, a thunderstorm helped them along the way.

OSU won a national championship over a team that lost 7 of 8 of it receivers in the last three games of the season. 

Hell, we lost the last game to South Carolina because we lost three DBs in the course of the game.

In 2006, the Wolverine national championship run came to an end when 3 DBs were lost in the last two games of the regular season.

Injuries are a bitch and they end more dreams than the best laid plans of mice and men.

Regardless,it is great to be a Michigan Wolverine.

We had such a small playbook with Peters at QB in every game.  I don't know why anyone is surprised by this.

It has been a Michigan tradition to telegraph what play is coming since the days of Bo.

JH doing a fine job of continuing this, er..., tradition.

That game, like many others this season, was just hard to watch.

I still have faith in JH though.  Football AIN'T EASY!  I have always thought it wouldn't be until his 4rth or 5th year before Michigan started playing real football again.  

I still like Michigan football, but I don't think I will not go surfing in the future so i can watch a game.  Guess I will just be a DVR fan.   

Anywho, Go Blue!