Re: Official 2018 General College Football Thread

[tGreenWay]

[Floyd Robertson]

I'm not worried.

[DWags]

This could make Patterson a hero.

Or the goat. Not the good kind. The escaped goat.

BOOM!

[tGreenWay]

lololol

[Robert J Sakimano]

So much for the Shea-vior in Ann Arbor.

[DWags]

Shut up

[steveschneider]

lol lol!!!!!!

[steveschneider]

So much for the Shea-vior in Ann Arbor.

Lfmao!!!

[Floyd Robertson]

So much for the Shea-vior in Ann Arbor.

good one

[tGreenWay]

Shut up

Apparently, the emojis from my phone don’t work here. Also,

[Robert J Sakimano]

So much for the Shea-vior in Ann Arbor.

good one

feel free to use it on various social media platforms.

[Floyd Robertson]

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[tGreenWay]

I might just have to check out Jourdan Lewis’ twitter feed for a little while.

[DWags]

Brian Kelly!

“My team had to listen to all the experts of how great Michigan was”.

[Watch Out Pylon!]

Did Braylon Edwards already get fired?

[Robert J Sakimano]

Wimbush by far the best QB in Notre Dame Stadium tonight. Seems like a good kid, too.

[steveschneider]

Brian Kelly!

“My team had to listen to all the experts of how great Michigan was”.

Preseason must feel wonderful if you are a Michigan fan.

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What did Edwards do/say?

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[Watch Out Pylon!]

What did Edwards do/say?

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He done.

[kingstonlake]

Knock knock.....

[Other Teams Pursuing That]

Meltdown commence!

[Tim Wakefield]

Hawaii is fun

[Other Teams Pursuing That]

Espn: “SELL: Shea Patterson as Michigan's savior

Ole Miss looked just fine without him. Michigan looked like the same old Michigan with him. What does that mean for Patterson? Maybe it's too early to give up on the guy after one game, but let's just say history isn't on his side here. The silver lining is John O'Korn, Tate Forcier and Jake Rudock run a wonderful support group with light snacks and tea.”

[WhiteBoyHatcher]

It's fun that they lost and I'm glad and all but straight take. Shea was better at QB than Speight or O'korn or Rudock. He's no savior, by any means. I don't know the conference QBs up and down but I'd definitely rather have Haskins (watched him today, very impressive), McSorley, or Lewerke. But he was good and will give them a better chance to win. 

I felt their run blocking was pretty good in the first half but they got away from running, because they were down by 3 scores in the 2h. Their pass blocking in the first half was atrocious but it was better in the second half. 

On Defense, Winovich was formidable. Much better than Bush (in and out with cramps/injury) or Gary. Maybe ND's RT sucked, but Winovich absolutely owned him all night. 

At any rate, that's still a good team, we will have a tough time beating them. And so will Wisconsin, and Penn State and Ohio State. And Northwestern. But I have a hard time seeing a 2013 MSU lose to ND and run the table type of scenario. They're bound for 3-4 losses and some attrition and purgatory.

[kingstonlake]

It's fun that they lost and I'm glad and all but straight take. Shea was better at QB than Speight or O'korn or Rudock. He's no savior, by any means. I don't know the conference QBs up and down but I'd definitely rather have Haskins (watched him today, very impressive), McSorley, or Lewerke. But he was good and will give them a better chance to win. 

I felt their run blocking was pretty good in the first half but they got away from running, because they were down by 3 scores in the 2h. Their pass blocking in the first half was atrocious but it was better in the second half. 

On Defense, Winovich was formidable. Much better than Bush (in and out with cramps/injury) or Gary. Maybe ND's RT sucked, but Winovich absolutely owned him all night. 

At any rate, that's still a good team, we will have a tough time beating them. And so will Wisconsin, and Penn State and Ohio State. And Northwestern. But I have a hard time seeing a 2013 MSU lose to ND and run the table type of scenario. They're bound for 3-4 losses and some attrition and purgatory.

All great points. They actually didn't score a touchdown running their "offense". Got one in Special teams and one running pretty much a two minute drill with ND playing safe.

[DWags]

It's fun that they lost and I'm glad and all but straight take. Shea was better at QB than Speight or O'korn or Rudock. He's no savior, by any means. I don't know the conference QBs up and down but I'd definitely rather have Haskins (watched him today, very impressive), McSorley, or Lewerke. But he was good and will give them a better chance to win. 

I felt their run blocking was pretty good in the first half but they got away from running, because they were down by 3 scores in the 2h. Their pass blocking in the first half was atrocious but it was better in the second half. 

On Defense, Winovich was formidable. Much better than Bush (in and out with cramps/injury) or Gary. Maybe ND's RT sucked, but Winovich absolutely owned him all night. 

At any rate, that's still a good team, we will have a tough time beating them. And so will Wisconsin, and Penn State and Ohio State. And Northwestern. But I have a hard time seeing a 2013 MSU lose to ND and run the table type of scenario. They're bound for 3-4 losses and some attrition and purgatory.

All great points. They actually didn't score a touchdown running their "offense". Got one in Special teams and one running pretty much a two minute drill with ND playing safe.

Fuck Jim Harbaugh

[Robert J Sakimano]

It's fun that they lost and I'm glad and all but straight take. Shea was better at QB than Speight or O'korn or Rudock. He's no savior, by any means. I don't know the conference QBs up and down but I'd definitely rather have Haskins (watched him today, very impressive), McSorley, or Lewerke. But he was good and will give them a better chance to win. 

I felt their run blocking was pretty good in the first half but they got away from running, because they were down by 3 scores in the 2h. Their pass blocking in the first half was atrocious but it was better in the second half. 

On Defense, Winovich was formidable. Much better than Bush (in and out with cramps/injury) or Gary. Maybe ND's RT sucked, but Winovich absolutely owned him all night. 

At any rate, that's still a good team, we will have a tough time beating them. And so will Wisconsin, and Penn State and Ohio State. And Northwestern. But I have a hard time seeing a 2013 MSU lose to ND and run the table type of scenario. They're bound for 3-4 losses and some attrition and purgatory.

Probably the best team Harbaugh's had, but they're likely still a 3-4 loss team. You can't win if you can't run the ball. 68 yards rushing against a new defensive coordinator.

Patterson looked pretty much like every other average QB I saw yesterday. Maybe it was the way ND evolved after he went out, but McCaffery looked at least as good.

They still have NW, Nebraska (I think?), Wisconsin, MSU, Penn State and Ohio State. I think they go 3-3 in those games, at best.

[kingstonlake]

Knock Knock

[aualum06]

McCaffrey is better. Patterson almost ended up getting killed on the interception

[kingstonlake]

McCaffrey is better. Patterson almost ended up getting killed on the interception

Surely you're not questioning the wisdom of Harbs......

[aualum06]

McCaffrey is better. Patterson almost ended up getting killed on the interception

Surely you're not questioning the wisdom of Harbs......

I would never question the QB whisperer

[NigelUno]

McCaffrey is better. Patterson almost ended up getting killed on the interception

He looked better running the ball, which may have been game/situation related. I think they have more confidence in Patterson's arm.

I would have left McCaffrey in though.

[DWags]

McCaffrey is better. Patterson almost ended up getting killed on the interception

He looked better running the ball, which may have been game/situation related. I think they have more confidence in Patterson's arm.

I would have left McCaffrey in though.

Fresh legs.

[NigelUno]

He looked better running the ball, which may have been game/situation related. I think they have more confidence in Patterson's arm.

I would have left McCaffrey in though.

Fresh legs.

True.

Looked for your shoes on Friday night. Didn't see them.

[Guest]

Espn: “SELL: Shea Patterson as Michigan's savior

Ole Miss looked just fine without him. Michigan looked like the same old Michigan with him. What does that mean for Patterson? Maybe it's too early to give up on the guy after one game, but let's just say history isn't on his side here. The silver lining is John O'Korn, Tate Forcier and Jake Rudock run a wonderful support group with light snacks and tea.”

[steveschneider]

McCaffrey is better. Patterson almost ended up getting killed on the interception

I agree. He looked better to me as well.

[Other Teams Pursuing That]

Patterson better than Speight? Not sure about that yet wbh.

[NigelUno]

Brandon Peters tweaks his knee in practice, and now probably wishes he transferred.

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