Borges

I am not sure he is right man to be calling the offense of a top big time DI program.

It isn't the play-calling, it's the execution (or lack thereof) the plays.

Devin's passing has not exactly been spot on....

I think the play calling is fine . The tackleing the exacution and the passing is real bad. I think I liked gardner better as a wide out.

2nd half was better. I don't want to knock Gardner but those that bashed Denard should be ashamed. His numbers were better when he was healthy. I know Gardner has a better arm but accuracy and decision making have been off.

Has Gardner had a good game since he got the #98? I'm under the impression wearing that number is too much pressure for him to live up to. Give him back his old number already.

BillMFan wrote:

Has Gardner had a good game since he got the #98? I'm under the impression wearing that number is too much pressure for him to live up to. Give him back his old number already.

Other than one stupid pass I think DG had a pretty okie dokie game against ND!! Has he has a good game since ND? He did a bit better today, but I wouldn't call it a good game. I would say efficient, mainly because he didn't turn it over.

Go Blue!!

Not close to bailing on Devin- his receivers helped him out today with some great catches, but he still played pretty well and will improve IMO.

People were very unfair to Denard (who played hurt all last year), I hope it is not repeated with Devin.

'shoes

My comments are in no way to be taken that I have given up on DG. I still think he will get (us) there, and today was a new start after the last two games. I don't care who you are as a QB, but the last two games would really have to get into your psyche. If nothing else he has to take away from the game today that we had zero turnovers.

Go Blue!!

GOBLUEJOE66 wrote:

My comments are in no way to be taken that I have given up on DG.  I still think he will get (us) there, and today was a new start after the last two games.  I don't care who you are as a QB, but the last two games would really have to get into your psyche.  If nothing else he has to take away from the game today that we had zero turnovers.  

Go Blue!!  

This might have been mentioned before, but I missed it:

From MLIVE -

The Wolverines (5-0, 1-0) -- who played without a turnover for the first time since scoring a 58-0 win over Minnesota on Oct. 1, 2011....

Go Blue!!

See, we didn't even really play that well but we didn't turn the ball over and ended up with a semi-sorta blowout. Take care of the ball and we're fine against decent teams. ohio still slaughters us but taking care of the ball is of prominent importance.

Jees, I thought it was a game dominated by UM.  From start to finish.  Minn had one drive.

Defensively we played decent but we really didn't dominate much other than the LOS on running plays. Granted, that's kind of a big one but Devin had to run for his life often. Granted, that's JMHO...

2ndComingOfBo wrote:

...ohio still slaughters us...

You aren't, by any means, the first to exhibit that mentality, 2nd.  And to a man I don't understand it at all.

Will OSU beat us? Perhaps, perhaps not. But "slaughter"?  Are you insinuating they're in Bama's or even Oregon's class?
They have had many an unimpressive, and a few damned-right lucky, victories in Cryer's tenure. They were anything but
overwhelming against Northwestern. Their uber-hyped corner, Roby, was toyed with by Aberderris in their one-touchdown
home win over Wiscy.

So why the canonization?

I'm more worried about our remaining road games at this point than I am about OSU (I may feel differently later).

'shoes

michmike wrote:

2ndComingOfBo wrote:

...ohio still slaughters us...

You aren't, by any means, the first to exhibit that mentality, 2nd.  And to a man I don't understand it at all.

Will OSU beat us? Perhaps, perhaps not. But "slaughter"?  Are you insinuating they're in Bama's or even Oregon's class?
They have had many an unimpressive, and a few damned-right lucky, victories in Cryer's tenure. They were anything but
overwhelming against Northwestern. Their uber-hyped corner, Roby, was toyed with by Aberderris in their one-touchdown
home win over Wiscy.

So why the canonization?

They're more physical...