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2013 TSUN shenanigans and arguments

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ulukinatme;2358195; said:
So...why is this any different from the prime time game against Notre Dame this year? Is there really going to be less tailgating than if it was Michigan State? I thought tailgating was always a constant, the only thing that affects it is kickoff time :wink2:
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Well, you have to remember that the majority of the Notre Dame fans will be under the table after 2 or 3 orange cream margaritas.

I would expect Sparty fans to drink something a little more potent.....
 
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AJHawkfan;2361229; said:
Well, you have to remember that the majority of the Notre Dame fans will be under the table after 2 or 3 orange cream margaritas.

I would expect Sparty fans to drink something a little more potent.....
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Do not underestimate the alcohol tolerance of the Irish. We can handle at least 4-5 orange cream margaritas before passing out.
 
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Buckeye Nut;2361372; said:
Considering his height, 5'11", 240 pounds is not what you want to be playing at.
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I was just trying to think of running backs who would be of comparable size. Jerome Bettis is the only one that comes to mind, so it's not an impossible height/weight combination to be successful at, but based on the other discussion regarding his weight issues it's probably not ideal for Green.
 
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WolverineMike;2361471; said:
Doesn't Hyde weigh around 240? I know he's a couple inches taller than Green, but it doesn't seem to affect him much.
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Yes he is 240, and one inch taller, but the question you should be asking is what weight did he come in his first year. 240 with 3 years of collegiate weight training is different than where green currently is. Personally I think the green thing is being completely blown out of proportion, but is still at least something that you should definitely keep an eye out for.
 
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rock454;2361380; said:
I was just trying to think of running backs who would be of comparable size. Jerome Bettis is the only one that comes to mind, so it's not an impossible height/weight combination to be successful at, but based on the other discussion regarding his weight issues it's probably not ideal for Green.
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Yeah, if he's lucky enough to be just like the ONE guy in NFL history to have feet like Bettis, Michigan will be just fine. :lol:
 
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UpNorth_Buckeye;2361486; said:
Yes he is 240, and one inch taller, but the question you should be asking is what weight did he come in his first year. 240 with 3 years of collegiate weight training is different than where green currently is. Personally I think the green thing is being completely blown out of proportion, but is still at least something that you should definitely keep an eye out for.
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According to the very first post on the Hyde page, he's listed at 230 as a HS recruit. Seems kind of crazy he's only put on 10 pounds in 4 years. I hope Green can have the same success Hyde has had.
 
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WolverineMike;2361514; said:
According to the very first post on the Hyde page, he's listed at 230 as a HS recruit. Seems kind of crazy he's only put on 10 pounds in 4 years. I hope Green can have the same success Hyde has had.
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It's called weight redistribution. I'm sure his body fat percentage has improved as well. 240 pounds of fat is not the same as 240 pounds of muscle
 
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