Mmmmm.... September...

[Chris]

Originally Posted by nick_318is

FUCK MICHIGAN

Why? They seem to be doing a fine job of doing that themselves.

[drz]

^^ lollerz

[nick_318is]

Well your certainly right about that, I just hope the trend continues.

[MTurboPower3]

ahaha I like that picture of Lloyd Carr Michigan is done this season.

[MTurboPower3]

Originally Posted by RSF5

I like this team too.

[Chris]

Originally Posted by MTurboPower3

ahaha I like that picture of Lloyd Carr Michigan is done this season.

.... no. Technically they can drop their first two games and still win the Big Ten title, its happened before, and it can happen again (1998, lost to Syracuse and Notre Dame, both games also at home, came back to win the division). They just need to get it together. Offensively speaking, they POTENTIALLY have the most potent offense in Division one, returning five seniors, including both Heisman hopefuls Mike Hart and Chad Henne. They also return Mario Manningham and Jake Long. All four of which woud have gone in the early rounds of the draft, had they not decided as a group to stay for their senior season and make a run for the National Championship. Their problem is on the defensive side of the ball where they only returned 3 seniors.

Also, its worth noting that both of these losses have been against teams that run a spread offense, and Michigan is notorious for having troubles on the defensive side of the ball against the Spread offense.


Mturbo.... i'm not trying to chew you out or anything, i'm just pointing out that its only week two and their season is far from over. Not only do they have a chance at coming back, they've actually done it before, so don't count them out yet.


...With that said, Michigan can go burn in hell as far as i'm concerned

[dinan540]

Originally Posted by celsdogg

Lets Go Mets!!!

Funny, growing up in NY, I have no allegiance to any college teams, only professional teams.

Since living in Seattle, I guess I would consider myself a Washington Husky fan.

GO HUSKIES!

[MTurboPower3]

Originally Posted by Chris

.... no. Technically they can drop their first two games and still win the Big Ten title, its happened before, and it can happen again (1998, lost to Syracuse and Notre Dame, both games also at home, came back to win the division). They just need to get it together. Offensively speaking, they POTENTIALLY have the most potent offense in Division one, returning five seniors, including both Heisman hopefuls Mike Hart and Chad Henne. They also return Mario Manningham and Jake Long. All four of which woud have gone in the early rounds of the draft, had they not decided as a group to stay for their senior season and make a run for the National Championship. Their problem is on the defensive side of the ball where they only returned 3 seniors.

Also, its worth noting that both of these losses have been against teams that run a spread offense, and Michigan is notorious for having troubles on the defensive side of the ball against the Spread offense.


Mturbo.... i'm not trying to chew you out or anything, i'm just pointing out that its only week two and their season is far from over. Not only do they have a chance at coming back, they've actually done it before, so don't count them out yet.


...With that said, Michigan can go burn in hell as far as i'm concerned

I seriously think they will in the BIG TEN they just suck this season they might go to one of the early bowl games like the capital one bowl or one that just doesn't matter as much. Michigan needs to get better recruiting.

[Chris]

They don't need better recruiting. They lost over half of their first line defense and they were playing an offense that they aren't very good at defending against in the first place. College football is cyclical, and this is a young Defense for Michigan. It happens to all teams.