1 hour ago1 hr No. Don't throw the ball to Michigan DBsDon't throw the ball to Michigan LBsDon't throw the ball to Michigan DLI guess you could also include "don't fumble the ball" too, but everything else is secondary to giving the defense a pick 6, a field goal shot or at the very least a drive killer on the opponents side of the field when it's already going to be hard to move the ball.
1 hour ago1 hr Moderator No. Nice list. I'm looking for a little more creativity on 1st down than going up the middle for no gain. It's amazing how the offense survived so many 2nd and longs against tOSU. I think the D should take care of itself. May even possibly score.
58 minutes ago58 min Moderator No. Michigan has a very tough defensive line. My primary concern is they'll constantly push the OL back into Raiola and put him under pressure all game long. Raiola under pressure = fumbles and INTs.
11 minutes ago11 min Moderator No. 26 minutes ago, kirklandduck said:Michigan has a very tough defensive line. My primary concern is they'll constantly push the OL back into Raiola and put him under pressure all game long. Raiola under pressure = fumbles and INTs.An offensive adjustment that seems to separate Mehringer’s strategy from Johnson’s is to not only get the ball out of Riaola’s hand faster by limiting his number of reads, but to immediately toss it out of bounds if those reads aren’t open. Less time = less pressure. That strategy is probably a focus going up against Michigan. Their secondary is solid across the board, but our receiving corp ain’t too shabby either. Edited 9 minutes ago9 min by Washington Waddler spelling
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