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2013 TSUN Football News

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While watching The Game 05 on the BTN, I noticed something unusual: Michigan had an impostor wearing #14 on defense. This was clearly not the same player who took the field in 06-08.

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p.s. Regarding my last post, I know David Terrell was before Ginn's time. I was just searching for past WR recruits that compare to the Drake.
 
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WolverineMike;2337937; said:
He beat osu more times than Henne, Hart, and Long combined.......so yeah, he broke The Streak. To me, that's a big deal
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Something Caleb Terbush also did, giving them two straight wins at the formidable Ross Ade venue. A year later they nearly won a 3rd in 4 tries if not for a miraculous comeback by Mr. Guiton.
Ask yourself when will you face an OSU team that is that far down again. Answer: A long, long time.
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Much like if Sparty's only win in eons came against RR in 08.
 
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WolverineMike;2337945; said:
does that mean osu's wins over Rich Rod led teams were less sweet or enjoyable? I didn't think so
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Would it be a welcome respite if that were OSU's first win in a long time? Sure, but if the only win came during the 1 year of terrible coaching and Michigan went right back to winning with a legitimate coach the year afterwards, Wolverine fans would have every right to talk again.

p.s. Much better decision then your original post.
 
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jwinslow;2337947; said:
Would it be a welcome respite if that were OSU's first win in a long time? Sure, but if the only win came during the 1 year of terrible coaching and Michigan went right back to winning with a legitimate coach the year afterwards, Wolverine fans would have every right to talk again.

p.s. Much better decision then your original post.
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I take some solace in the fact much of those same kids went 12-0 the next season. So there was talent on that field. Kind of like beating Florida and Tebow in between their National championships.
 
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WolverineMike;2337958; said:
I take some solace in the fact much of those same kids went 12-0 the next season. So there was talent on that field. Kind of like beating Florida and Tebow in between their National championships.
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When you can count a programs big wins for the last decade plus on one hand I guess I can understand where that kind of rationalization comes from.

Kind of like the French recounting their war glory.

If you squint real hard you can almost see it.
 
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matcar;2338040; said:
Pryor didn't cause this. He didn't help but heaping that on him isn't right.
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I don't want to sound bitter, because I'm not. I've moved on from this whole pile. However, I feel that Pryor's absence from the 2011 team (for whatever reason that could have been) played at least as much of a role in that game as Robinson did in The Game in 2011. As the reason for his absence was very much his doing, I think that, in a way, he did cause it (though I believe that that outcome was not intentional).

I don't want to make that sounds like "heaping that on him". I also understand that my comment could appear to be disrespecting the rest of the 2011 team (mainly Miller), and I absolutely don't want that to be read into my post. My point was that Pryor's absence was heavy, and that it was IMO a leading cause for Michigan breaking Ohio State's streak.
 
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