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2021 ttun Shenanigans, Arguments, Surrender Cobras, Feckless Marmots, and Quitty Cowards

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Which scUM QB transfers first?

  • McNamara

    Votes: 23 45.1%

  • McCarthy

    Votes: 28 54.9%
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ScriptOhio said:


Defensive end Mike Morris had a unique explanation for Michigan's Saturday 37-33 loss at Michigan State. Morris pointed towards the officiating as a decisive factor in the game, referencing a specific play late in the first half in which it looks like Michigan State quarterback Payton Thorne fumbled as the result of a strip sack. Wolverines edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson then recovered in the end zone for a touchdown.

The officials ruled, upon review, that Thorne’s knee was down before he lost the ball. Had the play stood, Michigan likely would have taken a 27-14 lead into halftime.

“It’s Michigan-Michigan State," Morris said. "It’s going to be left up to us, it’s not going to be left up to them. So they’re not going to call all the little ticky-tack stuff. They’re going to — I felt like the knee was up but it probably wasn’t. I knew it wasn’t going to go our way. It’s like when you’re an away team playing at home, it’s going to favor the home team more times than not.”

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Isn't this the same player who tried to choke out MSU's running back later in the game? For some reason, it wasn't called, but should have been a 15 yarder and ejection and/or suspension IMO. Guess the home field team doesn't catch all the breaks, do they?

 
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Redhawk said:
I don't know. It's human nature to a great extent. I still try not to think of the overturned fumble TD and the targeting against Wade against Clemson when OSU lost.
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Or Illinois in 2007. Or Purdue in 2009.
2002 NC game was almost robbed from Ohio State in regulation. It's a good thing pulled it off in overtime.
 
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https://www.mgoblog.com/mgoboard/let-cade-cook

Lose the first game you have to throw the ball 40+ times, the solution? AIR RAID OFFENSE!

Let Cade Cook?
Submitted by Nervous Bird on November 5th, 2021 at 1:14 PM


To borrow a phrase popularized by fans of Russell Wilson, it's time to Let Cade Cook. I finally got around to my usual 2nd, less intense, watch of the Michigan football game, and from what I saw, the fortunes of this football team rest on the shoulders of Cade McNamara. This young man, with still less than 10 starts, was often surgical with his reads and ball placement versus MSU. With continued opportunities, Cade's confidence will allow him to make more risky throws, throw more 50/50 balls, and put deep throws right on receivers (the deep ball to Sainristil in the 4th quarter, notwithstanding). .

With McNamara at the helm, Michigan's offense should throw the ball no less than 40 times per game. Cade passing the ball is what will allow this team to win out, and that includes beating OSU! Cade is poised, methodical, smart - utilize his skillset. Michigan needs to build on the momentum they established with their passing game versus MSU. With Andrel Anthony and Cornelius Johnson on the outside, the offense can ride the passing game for the rest of the season. Let Cade Cook! He's capable, he's confident, and he's cool. Cade Cool... I like that!
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