Now, now...be nice.Weren't you just bragging on how tough and great thier team was this year and that they were gonna crush everyone ?
This was about 2 weeks ago, I can look for the posts if you like.
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Now, now...be nice.
Hey now, I'm havin a good weekend, My Buck's won, The Steeler's Won and the Lions Won
Oh wait, the Lions WON, but didn't get the W, compliments of the NFL Refs.
That hacked me off too. Unbelievably bad call by the refs.Hey now, I'm havin a good weekend, My Buck's won, The Steeler's Won and the Lions Won
Oh wait, the Lions WON, but didn't get the W, compliments of the NFL Refs.
Steelers win was nice though! That's 1 win without Big Ben. Dixon was dancing at the end!
I missed the call and haven't seen it on any of the summaries. Isn't "instant replay" supposed to prevent bad calls from happening?That hacked me off too. Unbelievably bad call by the refs.
Steelers win was nice though! That's 1 win without Big Ben. Dixon was dancing at the end!
I still blame William Clay Ford Jr.
I missed the call and haven't seen it on any of the summaries. Isn't "instant replay" supposed to prevent bad calls from happening?
I still blame William Clay Ford Jr.
Basically Johnson caught the ball in the endzone, both feet down and came to the ground, landed on his butt, reached the ball down to get up and they called it no catch.
I'll wait until Michigan actually beats someone. So far, the team has a very mediocre defense and we have absolutely no idea what the offense is like since Robinson handles the ball every play. As much as I like Robinson, he took a big shot against Connecticut...and he took another 2-3 good whacks and barely finished the game against Notre Dame.
Your right about the D, they did take some stupid penalties that almost cost that game. But man can Robinson move with the ball
Which is a huge plus, but I just haven't seen anyone else who can move the ball. Just like you said...the kid is going to get hurt if he keeps running the ball 25+ times per game. It's a good thing they have three soft opponents coming up. Hopefully we'll see if someone other than D. Robinson can move the ball up-and-down the field, and the kid will limit running plays to under 15.
Run him till he gets killed. No, I'm kidding. I am sitting here with my shoelaces untied in this kid's honor. Most amazing two weeks I have ever seen by a single player. Beyond description. Almost 900 yds. of offense by himself. I heard after the game he raised the dead, (actually he did that during the game, the dead was the rest of his teammates), and then walked on water.
Two cupcakes next, so I don't see the "Denard" show slowing down, but I suspect the BIG 10 will pull the shoes off this kid.
Sloppy work by the rest of the team, but this sure has been exciting as all get out to watch.
GO BLUE!!!
Weren't you just bragging on how tough and great thier team was this year and that they were gonna crush everyone ?
This was about 2 weeks ago, I can look for the posts if you like.
I was wrong..stand corrected and I feel like an ass, but I'm a fan... ohh well
Nothing wrong with that, and I have been there as a Bama fan. Glad to hear you are standing behind them anyway. I can respect that.
Just givin ya a bit of what I take every College football year from the SEC boys.
Hang in there.
I have a ton of things on my mind today after watching Michigan win like they did yesterday, and seeing the Lions lose like they did today.
You can't be a one trick pony and survive the Big Ten schedule, so this season is shaping up to be just like last year. Someone on that team needs to step up and show they can play, Shaw or Smith at running back, Roundtree, Stonum or someone at wideout.
Special Teams are a weakness and will cost us at least one game.
And until the defense proves they can stop someone when it matters, the offense is going to have to press the Denard Robinson button, xbox 360 style, just to win us some games.
Robinson showed me one time, made the decision early in the game, and threw down field when they pinched the corners in and blitzed. It was actually a very nice play and resulted in a touchdown.
The rest of the game, he tucked the ball and tried to run, with very little results.
You can't be a one trick pony and survive the Big Ten schedule, so this season is shaping up to be just like last year. Someone on that team needs to step up and show they can play, Shaw or Smith at running back, Roundtree, Stonum or someone at wideout.
Special Teams are a weakness and will cost us at least one game.
And until the defense proves they can stop someone when it matters, the offense is going to have to press the Denard Robinson button, xbox 360 style, just to win us some games.
Robinson showed me one time, made the decision early in the game, and threw down field when they pinched the corners in and blitzed. It was actually a very nice play and resulted in a touchdown.
The rest of the game, he tucked the ball and tried to run, with very little results.
Just givin ya a bit of what I take every College football year from the SEC boys.
Hang in there.
What will it be 0-11 this year?
They need to do like everyone else that wants a win against the SEC, schedule Vanderbilt.What will it be 0-11 this year?
Except Michigan, for some reason they own the SEC.
Another intersting stat:
During the Tressell era, the Buckeyes have only lost TWO out of conference games at home.
What about me? Where's my congratulations?
And I agree with your game-day assessment.
I've heard their special teams are really young this year. In order to include everyone and get more of the roster experience, Tressel filled the special teams with rookies. I'd imagine he'll get more seasoned vets back on S/T from here on out...
