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Michigan football = dumpster fire.

27-7 now. Michigan has the biggest QB controversy, which one is the less horrible.

So do all you Rudock haters still think it's Jake and not the system?

Nope.

But, but, they beat SEC team. SEC not beatable by lowly, sucky B1G. SEC better than NFL teams. No one beat SEC but SEC.

Why isn't Indiana ranked? They knocked off an unbeatable by anybody outside of conference $EC team, yet they are unranked. Mississippi State jumped all the way to 14 by winning at LSU, so why no love for the Hoosiers? They BEAT the unbeatable SEC! Actually, they did pick up a vote in the AP...

Where's the option for no more GD? Jake took his shot down field and it turned out poorly. Everybody in the football world knows that since KF/GD run the offense that he would not go down field anymore. CJ made his shot down the field thanks to a great catch by Powell. Since he connected...

If Utah holds on to beat Michigan at home, which will most likely happen, does Hoke survive the weekend?

Is keeping cardiologists in business.

Anybody else having flashbacks to the second Outback Bowl against Florida?

Drew Brees in his prime wouldn't average more than 24 points in this offense, with this play calling.

Yup. New QB, same head scratching play calls.

Under threw? He had to reach out in front of himself, including making a longer stride to catch it. Jake threw it where only Powell could catch it. CJ's ball was floating and fluttering. I realize everybody loves the backup QB when the offense is struggling, but without a change in offensive...

So for all you CJ fans, what if Powell had caught that deep ball from Jake instead of tossing it to the Pitt defender? Jake through the better ball.

Better team is not the same as more talented team. Is Iowa the more talented team? Yes. But until this team gets develops something resembling an offense they are not the better team.

Don't forget to tip your waitress!

What have you got against scoring points? Do beer companies pay you on the side for keep the scores so close? Because they know close scores make for stressful game watching, causing viewers to drink more.

Lighten up Francis.

That'll work.

As I said on some other post about this, is the over/under 13.5 also?