Notre Dame
1. Joe Milton. All the good news coming out of camp on Milton is getting me excited. He is pushing all the quarterbacks and putting them on notice. If he is that good, put him in the game, we need to win NOW.
2. Wariner. The offensive line will be better. It has to be better. This is going to be a book for our running backs, which will alleviates pressure on the QB. Running backs improving will benefit our wide receivers. This 2018 offense might be the best we have seen in the last 10 years.
3. Don Brown. He will help our offense improve by showing them the different looks and varieties of defense we will face this season. Steel sharpens steel and nothing is quite as sharp as our defense.
Wolverines are hungry and we are going to feast! this season.
I'm already having a bad day thanks to the Windows update that crashed my computer and this post made my day even worse. Your post gives more worry than hope about the start of football season...
Our defense is elite.
We only need the offense to be mediocre to win 9 games.
If our offense finishes top 3 in the league we'll win 11 games.
I never thought we'd have to worry about our offense finishing in the top 3 under Harbaugh - but here we are.
My prediction is we have the 2nd best offense in the league.
"This is going to be a book for our running backs, which will alleviates pressure on the QB."
"All of our QBs are going to be fire."
Daydrinking again I see. You really should cut that out.
I clicked on this thread just to see if the quality of the title was predictive of the quality of the post.
It was.
Our drought without a ranked road win dating back to 2006 started after that greatly satisfying beatdown of Un-Weis and all his "Notre Dame is back" hype. All throughout history, ND has been known for bookending massive winning streaks of dominant programs with losses (Oklahoma in the 50's in football, UCLA during the twilight of the Wooden dynasty in the 70's, etc). I say it's high time we get the Irish to help contribute to the bookending of one of our more dubious losing streaks in U-M football history
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is the 4th string Qb, he is going to redshirt, he will have nothing to do with the notre dame game. i would bet money he does not see the field this year, and if he does in garbage time that is stupid to burn his redshirt just like burning omaury samuels redshirt to come in and take knees.
I didn't say that. What I said was that he is a good QB that will make everyone else better. In addition to that, if he is really good then we should find a way to get him on the field NOW so that we can win now.
I am also looking forward to the upcoming season.
The only thing I have seen any of the other QBs say about him is what Brandon Peters said in this video. It doesn't look like Joe Milton is pushing him. But it does sound like Shea Patterson is making him improve:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZje_QXPfQY
This is one of the worst things I've read in months.
Thank you
Great to have a football thread.
Would be even better to have a football thread that made some sense! Oh well, bring on ND!
This could be our year. our time, Harbaugh's time, etc. etc.
Where have you seen that Joe Milton is putting the other QBs "on notice"?
Negged for terrible title. And whoa that Milton thought... yeah, if a freshman starts over two seasoned veterans, we have some problems.
+1 Catchafire! Yes, you're making incorrect assumptions about our quarterback situation based on a clear misreading of practice reports, and, yes, you don't seem to know the problem Warinner (Warriner?) was actually brought to fix, and, yes, you overstate the value in the offense going against Brown's defense every practice.
But fuck all that--I LOVE THE ENTHUSIASM! Go Blue! To hell with Notre Dame!
To Hell With
-Yoda