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with two straight wins over osu g2 might actually have to admit jim harbaugh is a good head coach. lol.

https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-state-football/the-game-2022/2022/11/135282/videos-ryan-day-brian-hartline-and-kam-babb-deliver-speeches-at-ohio-state-skull-session-before schadenfruede is the best kind of freude.

you said jj sucked and was terrible like three times in this thread, lol. tater lets those emotions flow on the game thread!

they did this without their best player too. we all postulated before the game that michigan had been holding back the playbook all season long and it sure looks like it. jj ran the ball a ton. he threw the ball a ton. they even brought out a trick play. they had a two game season and they won both games. kudos. now finish with a win over purdue (most likely).

tater, you owe jim harbaugh and jj mccarthy an apology. lol.

mbappe makes up for a lot of mistakes.

i'll be the first to admit that i have no clue how to evaluate college football prospects.

jsn being out is big. that guy killed michigan last year. of course its ohio state so they'll just bring in the next 5 star receiver to compliment harrison and the rest of their 5 star team.

somehow the big ten west teams will figure out a way to tie and throw it all into confusion.

france only really need a point to advance so 0-0 could be in the cards. but this is france. theyre just as likely to fall asleep and give up a goal and then chase the game. plus they are down to their 3rd choices om defense if varane is still out. fortunately they have the deepest team in the world other than brazil.

that's the exception. other than him, almost no qb has been successful with that low of a completion percentage in college. buy the game is changing and more qbs are running now. richardson can certainly do that. richardson looks like a bigger malik willis. and he fell to round 3...

"corum is going to try to play" headlines are a bad omen. i'd rather see "corum will be ready to play." its too hard to judge michigan because the only team on the schedule the respected enough to open the playbook against was penn state. they were about to lose to illinois and they still just ran the ball up the middle. with third and fourth string backs! this is the only game theyve cared about all year. lets see what the offense does.

hey now, mel tucker is eyeing that bowl with a win today! has to pump up the troops. heck, he probably gets another $100k if he makes a bowl game.

the english reaction to that game was "meh. job done, we'll qualify from the group for sure." pragmatic.

half of france's team is hurt. denmark isnt a bad side and could nick points off them. i dont know which one would be sweeter: watching mexico lose or watching the argies go home early in "messi's last world cup." who am i kidding, the answer is always "watching mexico lose."

he's very athletic, that's for sure. a lot of the passes he throws look good, but then you see just the complete terrible ones thrown to no one. i dont know enough about football to know of he's doing a good job finding receivers downfield or going through his progressions. will levis, for all his flaws, also plays in the sec with undermanned receovers amd has a 67% completion rating.

55% completion rate is very poor for a college qb prospect.

what a shot by hronek.

they better not draft a tight end. they have enough already at tight end and have glaring needs at other positions. lamar is getting franchised.

it will either be berggren or soderblom that goes down. i'd rather see suter be benched.

these soccer threads always devolve into people posting about how much "soccer sucks". its why i dont start them. if you dont like it, cool. its not for everyone.

no, its not like that at all. there's a lot of tension in a game where one score means everything. and there's always something happening - unlike american sports where the most common event during the game is a commercial.

pick up corum in round 3.

survived.

shaq moore is going to cost this team the game.