Something that I heard here that I want check. I know the NCAA shared some information with the Big Ten about their investigation (including that they had no information that Harbaugh was involved). However, I think I heard Seth say that the NCAA told the Big Ten to "do something" about this. If the NCAA told the Big Ten to do something about this WAY in advance of their investigation being completed, why are we not all freaking out about what the eventual punishment is going to be?
Has anyone heard anything about an investigation being opened into the video that was shot from the Ohio State sideline of Connor Stallions talking to Jesse Minter? I feel like that video shows a direct violation of Rule 1-11 ("Prohibited Field Equipment") which Seth had noted is the rule Michigan is incorrectly being accused of breaking.
If we're going to change the narrative, it's maximum engagement on these stories folks. Honestly information that refutes a lot of the garbage commonly being passed off is out there already, it just hasn't had the "staying" power.
Like 99% of those here, I am not an all-world caliber athlete with extensive experience playing football, however this seems like either a miscommunication on the route (Baldwin is definitely expecting the ball to be near him, had not given up on the play, and is open) or a very poorly thrown ball. It's really hard to say which, though Cade's mechanics on this play lend credibility to the latter.
Gardner tends to have very unrealistic expectations of the QB position, but I think he's correct in his analysis most of the time.
I'm kind of disappointed there was no mention of Zeb's defense in this recap. I wasn't able to catch the SDSU game, but in this one he was the best guard/wing defender by far. His athleticism/size was actually able to stop Verge when they went head-to-head and Zeb straight up stole his lunch on one possession.
I totally get this take (we say "X" is the most important game of the Harbaugh era every "Y" weeks. Solve). However, I kind of buy it this time as that if Harbaugh can't beat THIS version of Wisconsin on the road, it's hard to see it ever happening.
That being said, I think we're all a little bit too shell shocked from last week's running-straight-ahead-into-dumb-loaded-boxes-palooza. Michigan looks like (and SHOULD be) just a better team, and this will be the best running offense the Wisconsin D has seen by a large measure.
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Do we get the Pac-12 referees with the Pac-12 teams? They've called all these reviews correctly and they've called them fast.
Something that I heard here that I want check. I know the NCAA shared some information with the Big Ten about their investigation (including that they had no information that Harbaugh was involved). However, I think I heard Seth say that the NCAA told the Big Ten to "do something" about this. If the NCAA told the Big Ten to do something about this WAY in advance of their investigation being completed, why are we not all freaking out about what the eventual punishment is going to be?
Interesting. I guess this is Day trying to make one last appeal to B1G that Michigan's claim (sign stealing is common practice) isn't correct?
If I were Michigan and I knew for a fact that Day isn't telling the truth, I'd make sure every other AD in the conference knew about it tomorrow.
Yup! Commercial broadcast relevision affiliates tend to have those. Safe to say I missed the watermark in the original embedded video I saw. Thanks!
Has anyone heard anything about an investigation being opened into the video that was shot from the Ohio State sideline of Connor Stallions talking to Jesse Minter? I feel like that video shows a direct violation of Rule 1-11 ("Prohibited Field Equipment") which Seth had noted is the rule Michigan is incorrectly being accused of breaking.
If we're going to change the narrative, it's maximum engagement on these stories folks. Honestly information that refutes a lot of the garbage commonly being passed off is out there already, it just hasn't had the "staying" power.
Like 99% of those here, I am not an all-world caliber athlete with extensive experience playing football, however this seems like either a miscommunication on the route (Baldwin is definitely expecting the ball to be near him, had not given up on the play, and is open) or a very poorly thrown ball. It's really hard to say which, though Cade's mechanics on this play lend credibility to the latter.
Gardner tends to have very unrealistic expectations of the QB position, but I think he's correct in his analysis most of the time.
I'm kind of disappointed there was no mention of Zeb's defense in this recap. I wasn't able to catch the SDSU game, but in this one he was the best guard/wing defender by far. His athleticism/size was actually able to stop Verge when they went head-to-head and Zeb straight up stole his lunch on one possession.
Whoa, I can't believe I haven't seen this highlight yet.
That's just crazy.
I totally get this take (we say "X" is the most important game of the Harbaugh era every "Y" weeks. Solve). However, I kind of buy it this time as that if Harbaugh can't beat THIS version of Wisconsin on the road, it's hard to see it ever happening.
That being said, I think we're all a little bit too shell shocked from last week's running-straight-ahead-into-dumb-loaded-boxes-palooza. Michigan looks like (and SHOULD be) just a better team, and this will be the best running offense the Wisconsin D has seen by a large measure.
Getting UM-Washington vibes here. 24-13 Michigan.
Eh, he's going to have to really work on his handles if he wants to take on Ronnie Bell in pick-up.
Otherwise he could play well in the dunkers spot.