Michigan Football: How much of a concern is Washington?
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“Offensively, the Wolverines should have a field day and OC Josh Gattis should open up the playbook if everything is going right. There’s plenty of question marks about who will be the starting quarterback and which four will start on the offensive line, and those questions won’t be answered until they (hopefully) walk out onto the turf of Husky Stadium, but Pac-12 teams are not known for their defensive prowess so it should be a fun one to watch.”
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Very. Especially if I really liked my coach...which I don’t think anyone does....
To that point, I’d Hope Washington beat Michigan ass and that would finally put the dope out.
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Sounds like the writer really did his homework.TTJ said:“Offensively, the Wolverines should have a field day and OC Josh Gattis should open up the playbook if everything is going right. There’s plenty of question marks about who will be the starting quarterback and which four will start on the offensive line, and those questions won’t be answered until they (hopefully) walk out onto the turf of Husky Stadium, but Pac-12 teams are not known for their defensive prowess so it should be a fun one to watch.”
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That guy is an idiot
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So how i'm reading this is, Michigan is replacing their QB, and 4 starters along the OLine, and they expect to go into Seattle, in the first game of the year, against what should be one of the best defenses in the country, and "have a field day"?TTJ said:“Offensively, the Wolverines should have a field day and OC Josh Gattis should open up the playbook if everything is going right. There’s plenty of question marks about who will be the starting quarterback and which four will start on the offensive line, and those questions won’t be answered until they (hopefully) walk out onto the turf of Husky Stadium, but Pac-12 teams are not known for their defensive prowess so it should be a fun one to watch.”
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I see what you did there... old Bateman, new Ruth.
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Replace the first word with Defensively, and replace OC Josh Gattis with DC Don Brown and he's off to a great start. I think Michigan wins this game, but for the opposite reasons. I'd be shocked if either team scores over 24 points.TTJ said:“Offensively, the Wolverines should have a field day and OC Josh Gattis should open up the playbook if everything is going right. There’s plenty of question marks about who will be the starting quarterback and which four will start on the offensive line, and those questions won’t be answered until they (hopefully) walk out onto the turf of Husky Stadium, but Pac-12 teams are not known for their defensive prowess so it should be a fun one to watch.”
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greenblood said:
Replace the first word with Defensively, and replace OC Josh Gattis with DC Don Brown and he's off to a great start. I think Michigan wins this game, but for the opposite reasons. I'd be shocked if either team scores over 24 points.
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Does the author think UW is wsu? This will be fun to circle back to when Michigan doesn’t put up more than 17 in Seattle
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His finishing line sums it up:ntxduck said:Does the author think UW is wsu? This will be fun to circle back to when Michigan doesn’t put up more than 17 in Seattle
but Pac-12 teams are not known for their defensive prowess so it should be a fun one to watch.
Further proof of the dumbing down of CFB America by associating everything by conference.
The Pac12 sucks but that doesn't mean UW's defense sucks.
OTOH he gives us credit for 4 NC's so I love his retarded ass.
