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Again, there is a reason why Sweat has seen more playing time than Sabino so far. The coaches clearly like what they see from Sweat and they think he gives us the best chance to win.

Yeah, I didn't bother to read the article or I would have seen that. Good for him - word out of EL was that he wasn't really taking to LB so well. He's more naturally built for DE, anyway, and he should be pretty darn good there.

There's a shocker. I bet he's pissed, too.

And I'm not as smart as Einstein. Way to set the bar nice and low.

Considering that the everyone on the defense apparently has severe cerebral palsy, they tackle fairly well.

To be fair, MGoBlog used to be stocked with reasonable people who wouldn't spin losing players to transfers or the offense carving up the Charmin soft defense as a good thing. In the past 12-18 months, it's been overrun by mouthbreathing Walmart Wolverines. What was once an objective, readable...

1) No kidding you'd take the D. Anybody with 3 working neurons would make that trade. 2) That's not the question. Most Michigan fans talk up the offense and shit on our O, when they know damn well that they would prefer to a) have Pryor, their shit-talking notwithstanding and b) be able to...

BFA reviews the offense from the Jersey Scrimmage: BUCKEYE FOOTBALL ANALYSIS: OSU Jersey Scrimmage: Talkin' X's and O's...

I think that Roy Roundtree could easily start here, probably as #3 (maybe #2) WR. You could argue that Schilling would take BB's spot, too, but that's not much of an upgrade, if any. The next closest guy would be Molk over Brewster, but I think that Molk is fantastically overrated. They point to...

Want to piss off a scUM fan? Ask them if, given the chance, they'd trade their offense for ours.

Yeah, but they've got Richard Ash. He's a 270 lb DT. MONSTER SPACE EATER BABY.

As they used to say: if you have 7 punt returners, you don't have 1.

If Brad sat still for 3-4 seconds after the snap, he probably could.

Troy also had a tendency to sweep (windup) on his throws (sort of like Tebow, but not nearly as bad). The notwithstanding, Troy is still damn good at slinging the rock.

At the risk of making a premature judgment, Harbaugh at Michigan makes as much sense as Brian Kelly at ND: they both have a good track record, display ample competence both calling plays and running a program, and are high character guys. Harbaugh could be a real home run for UM.

Be careful what you wish for.

I'm running out of hilarious sad sound effects here.

Com'n, he's a legit track guy. The track team doesn't have that kind of money. Besides, track season doesn't start for a while, so there's no rush. Track. Track track track. Oh wait, he's going to play football? WHAT A COINCIDENCE! Miami: still dirty, still grossly incompetent at hiding it.

I dare say they were not All In For Michigan.

I just got my season tickets: 7A Row 34. I'm pretty pleased, since I'm in the closed end of the stadium on A deck.