This loss is hard to stomach...but

the sky is not falling. Michigan is 5-1 with a win over a good Notre Dame team. Michigan's only loss came in 4OT, on the road, with their best defensive and best offensive players out for the majority of the game. Michigan still controls their own destiny to make the B1G title. The sky is not falling.

Gotta put this behind us. This team needs to come out hungry.

Good ND team? We have played one of the easiest schedules of any AQ team and should be 3-3. With 2 of those 3 losses to two of the worst teams in college football.

MichiganFootball13 wrote:

Good ND team?  We have played one of the easiest schedules of any AQ team and should be 3-3. With 2 of those 3 losses to two of the worst teams in college football.

Notre Dame will finish the season in the top 25.

And I'll throw any amount of money on that bet.

You are right.  We can still win the division and the conference.  Where your outlook and others part ways is that others have looked at Michigan's body of work and realize this is not a team that will win the B1G.  When you barely beat Akron and UCONN, two of the worst teams, what makes you confident we can win any of our remaining games?

This was my issue with the Minny game that I got backlash for.  I knew Minny was Minny and that there would be many teams that would not just let us run the ball on them like Minnesota did. Gardner is terribly erratic.  This is not going away anytime soon.  We will struggle against good run defenses.  These are a given.  Get used to it.  Every game will be a battle from here on out.

Geez, I missed the losses to Akron & UConn........where was I?

My bad. Probably knew what I meant but I guess I won't expect too much.

Offense played better when Taylor was not in fwiw

In the aspect that DG made plays. The O-Line still got no push. DG was still pressured on every throw.