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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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Not to derail the "Laugh at 2021 Michigan" thread, but I don't know if there's a "Laugh at 2001 Michigan" thread.

2001, as you all know, was the beginning of Ohio State putting Michigan in the port-a-potty, and not letting them out until the stink is gone.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/boxscores/2001-11-24-michigan.html

This is crazy. Navarre threw 21 completions, and Marquise Walker had 15 receptions. And, no - no one else threw a completed pass.
If Ohio State had lost that game, how do we justify letting a guy catch 70% of the passes?

 
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Guys who can only complete a little over 50% of their passes in high school often see that number go up significantly in college.

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even their 247 writers go full DFBIA

https://247sports.com/college/michi...updates-Jim-Harbaugh-Cade-McNamara-164048217/

Pretty much echoing the ministry of propaganda.

This is my favorite part

5. Offensive line could be a strength: This is probably the most important one. Sherrone Moore has been given a pretty deep and talented group to work with, but the pressure is on as they also have a big strength at running back and an underrated receiver room. It's on the group up front to create opportunities for the skill positions. One player I continue to hear great things about is left guard Trevor Keegan, who has emerged as a guy Michigan now has clear cut expectations for.
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Zero proven production and shakey depth at RB = "big strength"

Zero proven productions and whispers of struggles in spring ball = "underrated receiver room"
 
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buckeyemania11 said:
Pretty much echoing the ministry of propaganda.
5. Offensive line could be a strength: This is probably the most important one. Sherrone Moore has been given a pretty deep and talented group to work with, but the pressure is on as they also have a big strength at running back and an underrated receiver room. It's on the group up front to create opportunities for the skill positions. One player I continue to hear great things about is left guard Trevor Keegan, who has emerged as a guy Michigan now has clear cut expectations for.
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scUM has four true freshman OL and transfer Willie Allen who have yet to play a game.

scUM has seven young offensive linemen (2 seasons or less) who have seen action in a combined 17 games (2.4 games each) with a combined 8 starts (Zak Zinter and Karsen Barnhart have four starts each, the rest have zero combined). The "clear cut expectations" guy has seen action in 2 games in 2 seasons (redshirt in 2019) with 0 starts.

scUM has five veteran offensive linemen (3 seasons or more; 20 seasons combined) who have seen action in a combined 66 games (13.2 games each) with a combined 19 starts (3.8 starts each). The leader of that awesome pack in 5th-year senior Andrew Steuber, who has 17 games and 8 starts on his extensive résumé.

So that qualifies as a "deep and talented group" up in Ann Arbor.

Meanwhile in Columbus, Ohio State has the best offensive line in CFB, we've got at least two legit All American candidates, we're playing two 5-star talents out of position because we're so damned deep, Thayer Munford alone has 46 games and 33 starts to his credit (six more starts than all 12 of scUM's returning OL combined), and yet we're worried that we won't have three NFL-caliber offensive tackles heading into the 2023 season.

Perspective....
 
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