The fuskies are dominating the game but can’t finish drives. They seem to be a one-man show with Demond Williams accounting for most of the offense.

The goal line stand right before the end of the half was pretty entertaining. I liked the fact that there was some ex-Duck on ex-Duck violence on 4th down with Keith Brown, stuffing Jaden Limar at the goal line.

If the civil war was yesterday we would have flattened them.

Instead we played the Scrap-12 champs.

Good to know WSU and OSU built a conference that they aren't competing for the top spot.

Both teams have missed on some good opportunities. Thaw fuskies are kind of in the same boat as Oregon was yesterday. They’re playing a team who is highly motivated to upset them.

Frankly, I would rather the fuskies win so that the strength of schedule isn’t weakened.

Sluggish start for UW, good 2nd half. 24-10 UW win.

57 minutes ago, DrJacksPlaidPants said:

Both teams have missed on some good opportunities. Thaw fuskies are kind of in the same boat as Oregon was yesterday. They’re playing a team who is highly motivated to upset them.

Frankly, I would rather the fuskies win so that the strength of schedule isn’t weakened.

Interesting Week 2 game coming up when Memphis, with a road win over UNLV, plays Boise on the Blue Turf.

This early game could decide the G6 PO representative.

Before Minnesota visits Seattle in Week 4, UW should roll over Utah State and E. Washington.

State 8 member Utah State lost its opening game to FCS Idaho State, 29-17.

But the State 8 only took the very best from the Mountain West, right? 🤪

"....Memphis at Boise State could decide the G6 representative..."

Here's something to contemplate: We all know W. Michigan lost at Michigan yesterday (or, perhaps they didn't) but assume they go undefeated the rest of the season. They are the defending champions in the MAC from 2025. If the Playoff Committee looked at that potential single "loss" how would they rank them as G6 rep in comparison to others?

Well, it turns out the Committee may be saved by the scheduling Gods. Because W. Michigan hosts Boise State in a non-conference game the last Saturday of September. It will be Broncos vs Broncos on Sep. 26.

12 minutes ago, HDuck said:

"....Memphis at Boise State could decide the G6 representative..."

Here's something to contemplate: We all know W. Michigan lost at Michigan yesterday (or, perhaps they didn't) but assume they go undefeated the rest of the season. They are the defending champions in the MAC from 2025. If the Playoff Committee looked at that potential single "loss" how would they rank them as G6 rep in comparison to others?

Well, it turns out the Committee may be saved by the scheduling Gods. Because W. Michigan hosts Boise State in a non-conference game the last Saturday of September. It will be Broncos vs Broncos on Sep. 26.

Probably sorted out against BSU on the field in reality.

But the other side of things too comes down to how else Michigan performs. If Michigan is good, they'll look at that loss and ignore it due to the ref interference. If Michigan is awful then they still ignore the loss but it was a close game against a bad P2 team. Either way I think everyone of substance ignores that loss and counts it as a win for them but the context of what Michigan is will depend if that helps or hurts them.