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Burt Macklin

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  1. Ooh boy. There are a lot of TexAgs posters who will be getting banned later tonight when Looch gets back around from his coke bender.
  2. Based on what? His coaching career is extremely underwhelming, and last year was very lucky.
  3. Referencing Barney Fife while telling people to get back on topic when half the off topic posts have been about what age you become a boomer is certainly one way to go about it.
  4. There were at least 3 plays in the first or second quarter where either Collins or Broughton were standing straight up and getting moved easily. I definitely think it’s a concern, but we all knew the run defense would take a step back. I agree with you that Norton, Lole, Savea will be playing more, and I’d even like to see some packages where Collins or Broughton are pushed to edge. There’s really no reason to respect Michigan’s passing game at all and those guys are good enough pass rushers to make it work against this opponent. Plus, Holmes, Barron, and Mohammed all looked really good at outside CB against CSU. I think all 3 of them are better than any outside CB we had their last year, so we can get away with a lot of cover 1/cover 3 and even some Cover 0 on their WRs to make up for the drop in DT play. my only real concern on defense is that PK tends to overemphasize keeping everything in front of the defense at the expense of getting killed by consistent 4 yard gains in the run game. His UW defenses struggled the most against Stanford for that reason, but Michigan’s passing game is so poor, it’s hard to see him doing that, and Sark/Nansen should also put a stop to that if we see it through the first quarter.
  5. You were the jumper for the Jump Humping, weren’t you?
  6. Me if Ferrari actually ran that top design for a race:
  7. Agree with this. Michigan did run a vanilla offense against Fresno St., but when you have a whole new OL, QBs you don’t trust and WRs who can’t get open, your whole offense is going to be vanilla. I’m sure they can run a gadget play or two and they can get creative with Orji, but since Orji is missing the throwing part of being a dual threat, Texas shouldn’t have much trouble with his creative plays. I would expect Michigan needs to score at least 21 and probably more like 24 or 27 to win, and I just don’t see their offense being able to approach those numbers. I hope Sark comes into this game understanding our traditional run game won’t work well in the first half. If he’s stubborn and tries to call too many inside runs, which get us behind the chains and cause three and outs, then I could see Michigan keeping this close into the 4th quarter. If he uses a lot of misdirections, screens, and short passes as runs early to get their DTs running laterally and and we can sustain drives in the first half, then we could get them tired early and run away with this one. Bottom line, this should be a somewhat comfortable win if Sark lives up to his billing as one of the best offensive minds in college football.
  8. I’ve seen a variety of takes on just how good Michigan’s defense is this year and how the Texas offense might attack it, but I’m going to reserve judgment until I can see what Ian Boyd has to say about this matchup.
  9. That would be an extremely stupid way to play it. Their offense is terrible. The only way for them to win is for their defense to be aggressive and create negative plays, especially against a QB like Quinn who doesn’t handle pressure well. If they went for your strategy, they’d still get picked apart because they have too many coverage holes at LB and in the secondary, and they’d be playing into Quinn’s hand. Yeah, they played a pretty standard Wink defense. Definitely not vanilla showing nothing. I’m sure Wink will have some wrinkles, but he showed us their normal defense last week. The big question is if Quinn can diagnose the rushers and handle it, and if Sark can catch the Michigan D out in blitzes with screens and the like.
  10. Lol wut. You couldn’t be more wrong. Smith is one of the highest graded WRs ever and an elite talent. Hudson has never been anywhere near his level.
  11. Yeah, I was gonna say, he’s not even blocked. Literally just runs himself out of the play guessing the wrong gap (when the gap should’ve been pretty obvious based on what was unfolding in front of him). Just a god awful play by York.
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