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WolverineMike;2155160; said:
We're not conceding this point. Especially since the last 3 words in that sentence are redundant.
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BIGBLUEHART;2155156; said:
Buckeye86;2155166; said:You have no idea.
BIGBLUEHART;2155188; said:
Three posts that serve as the Cliffs Notes version of the story of "Wolviemike's Time on BP".
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HorseshoeFetish
Silver Bullet Supporter
Dhani Jones could not stop complimenting Brady Hoke. As Angelique S. Chengelis of The Detroit News shared, Jones even went as far as to claim, "There's no coach out there right now in college football that's better than him."
http://www.elevenwarriors.com/2012/05/11463/saturday-skull-session#more
LMFAO.....
http://www.elevenwarriors.com/2012/05/11463/saturday-skull-session#more
LMFAO.....
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Brady Hoke
2011 B1G Coach of the year!
HorseshoeFetish;2156652; said:
for the record my boy Dhani also rightly gives cred to Coach Meyer, for "the rivalry is reestablished."
but of course I humbly remind Mr. Jones and all my fan club that the record of um vs. UM is not as good as the record of Brady Hoke vs. Ohio.
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muffler dragon
Bien. Bien chiludo.
Brady Hoke;2156848; said:
Only because Dhani has a hard time wrapping his pea-sized brain around the 9-1 decade of whoop-ass that Tressel brought forth. A singular win last year doesn't mean anything as far as Michigina (spelled correctly) actually being "back" themselves.
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Buck94
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Fiutak's preview for Michigan is up:
http://cfn.scout.com/2/1188139.html
Here's an excerpt that is a bit of a head scratcher:
What to watch for on defense: A fantastic back seven. There doesn?t seem to be too much concern from the coaching staff about the rebuilt line that loses some key parts, but it?s still asking a lot to be as good as last season?s veteran front four was. Fortunately, the back seven has the potential to be outstanding with Kenny Demens leading a good group of linebackers that started to come into their own down the final stretch of the season. The secondary is loaded at corner and excellent at safety, but all the experience has to translate into more big plays and more picks.
Outside of experience, that seems a bit of an overstatement on their back sevens' talent level.
http://cfn.scout.com/2/1188139.html
Here's an excerpt that is a bit of a head scratcher:
What to watch for on defense: A fantastic back seven. There doesn?t seem to be too much concern from the coaching staff about the rebuilt line that loses some key parts, but it?s still asking a lot to be as good as last season?s veteran front four was. Fortunately, the back seven has the potential to be outstanding with Kenny Demens leading a good group of linebackers that started to come into their own down the final stretch of the season. The secondary is loaded at corner and excellent at safety, but all the experience has to translate into more big plays and more picks.
Outside of experience, that seems a bit of an overstatement on their back sevens' talent level.
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OH10;2157403; said:
235 yards on only 14 completions, not counting the two wide-open bombs Braxton missed. Fiutak fails to acknowledge that giving up 34 points at home is nothing to brag about...
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Someone on BSB (Scout $) pointed out that a ton of B1G teams were ranked in the top-25 in defense last year, which raises the question if they were all dominant or if the offenses were that bad.MililaniBuckeye;2157416; said:
Cousins was good (but was paired with a lousy running game despite the backs), Denard was streaky, Russell Wilson didn't play Michigan. After those three the QB play gets really spotty.
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