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2010 TSUN News (in-season)

http://mgoblog.com/diaries/indiana-game-wrap-and-defending-defense-pics

MS Paint Screencaps of Indiana game :lol: A good mix of breakdowns and comedy

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Here's an observation from Tony G. to put tsun's defense in perspective:

During the first half of 2008, the Michigan defense gave up an average of 344.2 yards per game. In 2009, the Wolverines gave up 387.8 yards per game over the first six games. This season, however, the numbers are dwarfing any previous. Michigan is currently giving up 450.7 yards of offense per game. That number is the worst in the Big Ten by 32.9 yards per game. Heck, Indiana is only giving up 413.4 yards per game and they've already played Ohio State and Michigan.

http://www.the-ozone.net/football/2010/Wisconsin/michiganmonday.html
 
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CalvinistBuck;1790970; said:
During the first half of 2008, the Michigan defense gave up an average of 344.2 yards per game.
n 2009, the Wolverines gave up 387.8 yards per game over the first six games.
This season......Michigan is currently giving up 450.7 yards of offense per game.


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During the first half of 2008, the Michigan defense gave up an average of 344.2 yards per game.
n 2009, the Wolverines gave up 387.8 yards per game over the first six games.
This season......Michigan is currently giving up 450.7 yards of offense per game.

When RR promised to bring high powered offense to Ann Arbor perhaps they should have asked him to be more specific.
 
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NFBuck;1791783; said:
When you look back and remember how comically bad last year's defense was and then realize this year's edition is giving up 70 yards more a game...well, GBYBM, YMSOB.


I wish we had some captures of all the predictions of defensive improvement coming from up north this past off season.

-They cant be any worse
-An extra year to learn the system
-etc etc etc
 
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It's almost sad what RR has done to what was once a fairly reasonable scUM blogger:

Did Michigan State have anything to do with this, then?
Not really. Robinson had open receivers on all of those throws except the Grady slant; that slant was the only throw on which he was pressured, as well.
He just missed.
So he's inaccurate?
Maybe? I pulled those clips above because that's what it's been like when Robinson throws those sorts of passes this year. Against Notre Dame his four downfield INs were:

  • an overthrown bomb on third and long,
  • a turfed hitch identical to the one he left short of Odoms Saturday,
  • a seam to Roundtree he threw accurately but on a line, allowing T'eo to knock it down, and
  • a seam on the next play that was well high as he tried to compensate.
Against Indiana it was three overthrown bombs and another hitch in the dirt. That and one overthrown out to Terrance Robinson against UMass were the sum total of his bad passes to date. He hadn't thrown many of the above zingers but he'd had at least a dozen, maybe two. The passes well behind players were unprecedented.
Robinson's early enough in his career that randomness plays a major factor in how his accuracy is perceived. The Michigan State game knocks expectations down several notches but they are still high; I'm willing to wager small amounts of money or pocket lint that MSU is Robinson's worst performance of the year.
http://mgoblog.com/content/upon-further-review-2010-offense-vs-michigan-state

Can't decide which is more delusional, not giving the state D any credit for hairlace's miscues or thinking that will be his worst performance with games vs Iowa and OSU still to come (not to mention PSU, Wisc, and Illinois all of whom might be in MSU's class defensively).
 
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Shocking development:


Nominate | Report Posted: Today 8:23 PM
Mon. Nite T-Bloggie Big Will

There has been thinking about moving Big Will to OG ... they will take a peek at it this bye-period, but it is more likely to be seriously looked at in the spring.

Another BP prediction possibly coming to fruition. A number of folks here said his best bet was on the OL...in fact, I think it was either Wes or LJB that said that was where his best fit was. If this happens, that's a blow to their DT depth where they're already thin. Granted, Campbell has done nothing, but it's one less body there. Another recruit snake oiled?
 
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