Michigan 27, #9 Wisconsin 25 (Final)

[CleveBucks]

Shane Carter with the INT. Cris's cousin and Middletown native.

 

[morbitzerker]

Booing from the UM fans

 

[JXC]

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[CleveBucks]

ANOTHER INT and almost takes it back to the house at the end of the half. Who ever said the big house wasn't loud? That was a pretty spriited booing.

 

[OCBucksFan]

They are FUCKING HORRIBLE

 

[sandgk]

The last INT of the half was credited to Casillas- man could this game get any more surreal?

EDIT - scoreboard outpacing turnovers 19 to 7.

 

[(o) IoI /o\ (o)]

From now on instead of an Over/Under for the score, We should do it for the amount of scum Turnovers. What was that....5 this half....

 

[Buckeye513]

Michigan.

 

[Gandolf]

Um, how many turnovers has Michigan had so far in this game?

 

[Bucklion]

Dude, I've seen a lot of college football, but this might be the worst game ever played. This Michigan offense...well, it would be like taking Navy and telling them to play the run-n-shoot. Oh my God...they should get the bulldozer out and thurn the stadium into a parking lot...there is no description of how horrible they are.

 

[Bucklion]

Um, how many turnovers has Michigan had so far in this game?

Well, in "Board-speak" Wisconsin's turnover margin today is:

+12635

 

[sandgk]

If Monty Python wrote a movie about American Football this game is how it would look.

 

[Bernini]

Steve Threet is 2/10 for -7 yards and 2 INT's. He has as many completions to players in white and red as maize and blue. That's what you get for spurning Wisconsin.

Don't drag Wisconsin down with Michigan's inept performance. It should be a bigger advantage than 19 but overall we're doing our job. Plus, the Badgers are without both of their star TE's, who we use much more than our wideouts. Clay ran for 50 yards and a touchdown on 2 plays and then we completely forgot about him.

 

[jwinslow]

Don't drag Wisconsin down with Michigan's inept performance.

Folks talk about letdown games, trap games. Could playing a team this awful linger a bit? Is it contagious at all?

It should be a bigger advantage than 19 but overall we're doing our job. Plus, the Badgers are without both of their star TE's, who we use much more than our wideouts. Clay ran for 50 yards and a touchdown on 2 plays and then we completely forgot about him.

Just getting home, will they be back next week? What's the scoop on their absence?

 

[Bernini]

Folks talk about letdown games, trap games. Could playing a team this awful linger a bit? Is it contagious at all? Just getting home, will they be back next week? What's the scoop on their absence?

They were originally thought to be fairly minor injuries. I would think they would have played against Michigan if we respected their offense. At least one should be able to return against Ohio State.