Michigan In Game Thread

[Mavsker]

Yeah there’s a huge talent gap. You cannot fix six years of bad recruiting and coaching in one class - maybe give it a season before acting like a moron about a new coach.

You can't? I swear I just watched Colorado almost take down a top 10 USC team without playing a lick of defense

 

[Huskerzz9457]

I really cannot understand how fans are dumb enough to blame the coach that is 5 games in for us being bad after 6 straight losing seasons. You can turn a roster quickly with portal etc. but you cannot undo 6 bad years overnight.

I’ve said this many times, but Nebraska fans deserve a bad team - morons.

Haven't seen many people blame Rhule today

But I do see a lot of lazy play from players on the field that have shown lazy play the last few years.

 

[ThomOsborneMD]

The offense is historically bad.

I think that's what is infuriating people.

Meh. Missed on QB. Can’t develop an OL overnight. Not everyone can bring their future 1st round pick QB son with them. Lack of skill position recruiting is glaring though.

 

[KidsSeeGhosts]

Michigan-Nebraska 2018 was so much worse

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

for those who know, how bad were Rhules first teams at Baylor and Temple? Clearly record wise they were bad but were their signs of life? Defense looks like it’s headed in the right direction (outside this game) but offense looks likes it’s going severely backwards and I don’t know how much it improves next year. Just curious where we are in the process for him

 

[Tell_Sackett]

You can't? I swear I just watched Colorado almost take down a top 10 USC team without playing a lick of defense

Too bad Rhule's son isn't a top 10 pick. SS has made his dad look really good.

 

[Turn Down for What]

Meh. Missed on QB. Can’t develop an OL overnight. Not everyone can bring their future 1st round pick QB son with them. Lack of skill position recruiting is glaring though.

Why does this always go back to Deion?

Deion has done a fine job whether his son is the QB or not.

Time for fans to move on.

 

[Mavsker]

Michigan-Nebraska 2018 was so much worse

It was worse but at a certain point of bad it stops mattering

 

[Turn Down for What]

Michigan-Nebraska 2018 was so much worse

#Progress

 

[Adolph Coors]

i guess i dont see this as that bad. i expected a blowout against arguably the top team in the nation. we will make a bowl.

 

[Pepe Silvia]

The offense is historically bad.

I think that's what is infuriating people.

There's just nothing the offense does that makes them look competent. This scheme looks basic as fuck and they can't even execute it at a minimum level. We struggle handling the snap now than any team I've seen this year and get the most untimely penalties

There's a reason offenses keep evolving in the exact opposite direction of what we're trying to do

 

[vailhusker]

You can't? I swear I just watched Colorado almost take down a top 10 USC team without playing a lick of defense

Crazy that it only took one kid to get them going our decommit Omarion Miller.

 

[Turn Down for What]

There's just nothing the offense does that makes them look competent. This scheme looks basic as fuck and they can't even execute it at a minimum level. We struggle handling the snap now than any team I've seen this year and get the most untimely penalties

There's a reason offenses keep evolving in the exact opposite direction of what we're trying to do

The offense I think will be better next season.

But not by much.

 

[Dear_Leader]

Not sure what’s worse. Watching this game with totally apathy or the last few seasons of heart wrenching losses by one score.

 

[ThomOsborneMD]

Why does this always go back to Deion?

Deion has done a fine job whether his son is the QB or not.

Time for fans to move on.

There was a post a few up about how CU almost beat USC today is why

 

[Irv]

Crazy that it only took one kid to get them going our decommit Omarion Miller.

If we'd kept Frost, we could have had the thrill of watching Miller sit on the bench behind a white walk-on. What might've been.

 

[Blakejc]

Everyone knew Michigan was better, but how we continue to shoot ourselves in the foot is infuriating. We spot the #2 team in the country 14 points. Commit procedural penalties in the red zone, somehow turn a can’t miss field goal kicker into a fucking basket case, turn every awkward 50/50 bounce into fortune for the other team.

Just once I’d love to play a clean game that doesn’t feel like we gave it away.

 

[huskersoup]

Why does this always go back to Deion?

Deion has done a fine job whether his son is the QB or not.

Time for fans to move on.

Because dipshit fans try to compare Rhules first year to what Deion is doing at Colorado (like they are comparable) and then they label Rhule as an abject failure 5 games into his tenure.

 

[Dear_Leader]

Everyone knew Michigan was better, but how we continue to shoot ourselves in the foot is infuriating. We spot the #2 team in the country 14 points. Commit procedural penalties in the red zone, somehow turn a can’t miss field goal kicker into a fucking basket case, turn every awkward 50/50 bounce into fortune for the other team.

Just once I’d love to play a clean game that doesn’t feel like we gave it away.

@TheSimulation

 

[Mavsker]

Everyone knew Michigan was better, but how we continue to shoot ourselves in the foot is infuriating. We spot the #2 team in the country 14 points. Commit procedural penalties in the red zone, somehow turn a can’t miss field goal kicker into a fucking basket case, turn every awkward 50/50 bounce into fortune for the other team.

Just once I’d love to play a clean game that doesn’t feel like we gave it away.

We didn't give this game away. We got our asses absolutely waxed clean.