So apparently Aaron Lynch is going to play a lot against less mobile quarterbacks.
I hope Cousins felt privileged to get beat up by the freshman.
George Atkinson. The Third. Incredible ball skills. (Decided by twitter).
Thanks to @ndeddiemac for allowing me to witness the game first hand.
Gary Gray turned his back on a pass in the second quarter and all I heard in the stands were shouts of "TURN AROUND" myself included.
An 18 point win over the number 15 team in the country. That's refreshing.
Two plays away from a 3-0 start for the second year around. Less refreshing.
Robert Blanton is a man. That guy has really stepped his game up.
I don't know the perfect time to run a fake field goal but I'm guessing less than optimal conditions are: against a team you beat with a fake field goal the year before, anytime Louis Nix is on the field and you want to run a play near the middle of the field and after calling a time out.
I liked the John Goodman that always fair caught and never fumbled more than the John Goodman that runs backwards and fumbles.
Cierre Wood continues to impress.
Five possessions went unused by the offense which explains the "lack of offense:" KR TD, QB sneaks after Dantonio's Dumbass Decsion, QB sneaks to set up the field goal, Goodman's fumble and VICTORY FORMATION.
Michael Floyd.
On Tai-ler Jones's touchdown every down field receiver was open. Every one. And that was a helluva catch and throw.
Freshmen everywhere and contributing.
Wouldn't mind seeing Robby Toma a little more.
Tommy "Turnover" Rees. Is that official yet?
Everyone in the stadium had the same feeling on Goodman's fumble and it wasn't positive.
Ishaq Williams out ran every player on the field looking to block someone and then got cheapshotted by failed QB Keith Nicols after Blanton's pick.
So running the Wildcat at Robert Blanton is the new throwing screen passes toward Manti?
Beat Pitt.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
SaturDame How Denard Broke My Heart 9-10-11
What just happened?
When a team is in desperate need of a break Notre Dame just shows up and allows it to happen.
The awful zone coverage on the pass before the final ND touchdown is only the fourth worst coverage mishap of the game.
I really think Denard Robinson should be returning kicks for Michigan. Yeah, injury blah blah blah, get the dude in space.
He still isn't a good passer, he might be adequate just because the defense has to be worried constantly about his ability to run.
Gary Gray played the worst game by a defensive back I can remember. I don't understand how he constantly face guarded, illegal in college football and not very effective.
It's pretty cool how Denard can throw a back shoulder pass on every play. And they're so high in the air.
Michael Floyd all he does is everything.
Tommy Rees is going to make damn sure someone catches his passes, he doesn't even care what jersey they're wearing.
I kind of wish Michael Floyd had caught the invisible pass Tommy tried to throw to him.
His was an amazing fumble but not as amazing as Michigan's fumble for a touchdown.
The run game on plays that weren't third and short is really good.
It was really cool that Michigan has one of the best players in college football and they took a knee with 1:40 left in the half.
Besides the turnovers Tommy played really well. Which means he didn't.
The offensive line was really pretty good. Third and short running plays being the exception.
I really like you Tyler Eifert.
Fever Dog Dan Fox played really well.
All but one of Michigan's passing touchdowns were passes that the defender didn't see.
Cierre Wood and Jonas Gray everybody. Nice games by both.
If this team stops shooting themselves in the feet they could win a couple of games.
Although by now they're shooting themselves in the thigh Plaxico style.
Hey, David Ruffer made a field goal.
Love Kyle Brindza kicking off. Now if they would just give him a chance to punt. Although he's supposedly slow getting them away. Combined with the long snapping issues that might be a problem.
A fully confident Michigan State team on Saturday. Great. Although if they've seen their pro combat jerseys that will dampen their spirits a bit.
Beat Sparty.
When a team is in desperate need of a break Notre Dame just shows up and allows it to happen.
The awful zone coverage on the pass before the final ND touchdown is only the fourth worst coverage mishap of the game.
I really think Denard Robinson should be returning kicks for Michigan. Yeah, injury blah blah blah, get the dude in space.
He still isn't a good passer, he might be adequate just because the defense has to be worried constantly about his ability to run.
Gary Gray played the worst game by a defensive back I can remember. I don't understand how he constantly face guarded, illegal in college football and not very effective.
It's pretty cool how Denard can throw a back shoulder pass on every play. And they're so high in the air.
Michael Floyd all he does is everything.
Tommy Rees is going to make damn sure someone catches his passes, he doesn't even care what jersey they're wearing.
I kind of wish Michael Floyd had caught the invisible pass Tommy tried to throw to him.
His was an amazing fumble but not as amazing as Michigan's fumble for a touchdown.
The run game on plays that weren't third and short is really good.
It was really cool that Michigan has one of the best players in college football and they took a knee with 1:40 left in the half.
Besides the turnovers Tommy played really well. Which means he didn't.
The offensive line was really pretty good. Third and short running plays being the exception.
I really like you Tyler Eifert.
Fever Dog Dan Fox played really well.
All but one of Michigan's passing touchdowns were passes that the defender didn't see.
Cierre Wood and Jonas Gray everybody. Nice games by both.
If this team stops shooting themselves in the feet they could win a couple of games.
Although by now they're shooting themselves in the thigh Plaxico style.
Hey, David Ruffer made a field goal.
Love Kyle Brindza kicking off. Now if they would just give him a chance to punt. Although he's supposedly slow getting them away. Combined with the long snapping issues that might be a problem.
A fully confident Michigan State team on Saturday. Great. Although if they've seen their pro combat jerseys that will dampen their spirits a bit.
Beat Sparty.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
SaturDame USF 9-3-11
That is literally the longest game I've ever watched.
I don't understand naming a starting QB if you're only giving him one half of football.
I do however understand the switch, so maybe he felt Dayne Crist still needed some more confidence which means you start Tommy.
Kyle Brindza for everything.
You guys, ND finally had a 100 yard rusher under Brian Kelly.
I love when defensive players never look for the ball in the endzone. That's probably my favorite type of defending.
Michael Floyd is amazing at offense. But we knew that.
Really glad Theo Riddick is (attempting to) return punts. Literal game changer.
Loved the emotion from Tommy Rees as he threw a game clinching interception into everyone ever.
I don't have much to say about the defense. They played well, but missed chances to turn the game around.
Really wish Floyd would have jumped for that onside kick.
When you get the ball a yard and a half away from the endzone as opposed to three yards away on a two point conversion and your running back has been pretty damn good, you might want to at least run a play action pass or actually run the ball. Just a thought.
If Floyd lets go of the hold in time and Wood scores, Crist never throws the pick and who knows what happens. Literal game changer.
What happens to Golson if Rees is the QB? Because Rees is the QB. Do we have another QB competition next year that Rees loses?
Brian Kelly sure does get fired up.
So the field looked awful, I think it's Swarbrick trying to get less complaints about Field Turf.
The Jonas Gray fumble never should have happened, but the refs should have blown their whistles as forward progress was stopped.
Guys, USF might be really good.
Rematch in the BCS?
I think that's it. The game took too long for me to keep everything memorized. See you next week after a night game in Ann Arbor is a whore.
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I don't understand naming a starting QB if you're only giving him one half of football.
I do however understand the switch, so maybe he felt Dayne Crist still needed some more confidence which means you start Tommy.
Kyle Brindza for everything.
You guys, ND finally had a 100 yard rusher under Brian Kelly.
I love when defensive players never look for the ball in the endzone. That's probably my favorite type of defending.
Michael Floyd is amazing at offense. But we knew that.
Really glad Theo Riddick is (attempting to) return punts. Literal game changer.
Loved the emotion from Tommy Rees as he threw a game clinching interception into everyone ever.
I don't have much to say about the defense. They played well, but missed chances to turn the game around.
Really wish Floyd would have jumped for that onside kick.
When you get the ball a yard and a half away from the endzone as opposed to three yards away on a two point conversion and your running back has been pretty damn good, you might want to at least run a play action pass or actually run the ball. Just a thought.
If Floyd lets go of the hold in time and Wood scores, Crist never throws the pick and who knows what happens. Literal game changer.
What happens to Golson if Rees is the QB? Because Rees is the QB. Do we have another QB competition next year that Rees loses?
Brian Kelly sure does get fired up.
So the field looked awful, I think it's Swarbrick trying to get less complaints about Field Turf.
The Jonas Gray fumble never should have happened, but the refs should have blown their whistles as forward progress was stopped.
Guys, USF might be really good.
Rematch in the BCS?
I think that's it. The game took too long for me to keep everything memorized. See you next week after a night game in Ann Arbor is a whore.
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