Michigan v Nebraska 2nd half thread

steinek11

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People who think we would be winning this game or in a better place if TJ had been playing this whole time are seriously insane...
Not sure which game you’re watching. It is easy to defend a team when the quarterback is zero threat to run and isn’t effective under pressure. Don’t have a big bruising running back. They will struggle against average opponents.
 

GeorgeFlippin

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This team loses at least 4 if they play like today if not more. Terrible OL play and tackling will lose you a lot of games.
The good thing is USC and Penn State are the only teams left with Michigan type talent. But Nebraska always loses chump games like Iowa. :mad:
 
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HskrD

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Butler is calling this like the NFL and not college they are different games.
 
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Not taking the field goal in Q1 was essentially game over. Instead of 7 pt game, it's 10. Missing the other field goal didn't help either. Would've had chance at go ahead score, instead it's a 2 possession deficit.
 
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Baxter48

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Fire Butler and Donnie by sundown.
The jury is still out on butler, I think our players are tired, but they telegraph what defensive they are in which needs to be corrected, Michigan will lose several more games. Uncle Donnie isn’t cutting it we have offensive linemen not taught to use leverage or Hold the legal way
 
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