How do you lose that game by more than you lost to Alabama in 2016?
One last bitch
- Thread starter WoolleyDoog
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An argument could be made that the qb play was better in the Alabama game than it was in the Michigan game
Defense was better in 2016. They kept Hurts under wraps. Helps when you have Via, Gaines, and Qualls manning your lines with Baker and Jones in your defensive backfield. Our offense didn't work then and it didn't work last night.
Our offense didnt work in 2016 because it was outmatched. Last night, only slightly outmatched but they didnt execute. Defense was worse than it was in 2023. Thats how!
Our offense didnt work in 2016 because it was outmatched. Last night, only slightly outmatched but they didnt execute. Defense was worse than it was in 2023. Thats how!
CuntWaffle
New Fish
The Bama game was way more lopsided than this game. After an abysmal 1st quarter it was competitive up until midway through the 4th because our defense somehow kept us in it.
Their final touchdown came from a 4th down interception where Penix really just had to Chuck it up and hope we came down with it.
Their final touchdown came from a 4th down interception where Penix really just had to Chuck it up and hope we came down with it.
Yeah the funny thought popped into my mind as another frustration that this game was much closer yet somehow the score was a bigger margin. Recruiting needs to get a lot better on defense and quick.
GreenRiverGatorz
New Fish
And let's be clear, a 17 point deficit to Alabama with that 2016 offense was completely insurmountable. Browning and co never had a prayer to close that gap.
No gap was insurmountable last night. We just consistently fucked up and came up short.
2016 against Bama we had them at 3rd and 10 from their own 10 and gave up a first down on a draw play. A play or two later Scarbourough houses one for the clinching TD.
Felt similar to McCarthy converting that 3rd down when Michigan was deep in their own territory in the 4th. Ugh.
Felt similar to McCarthy converting that 3rd down when Michigan was deep in their own territory in the 4th. Ugh.
I thought about the parallels right before Michigan snapped the ball. I was excited to see McCarthy drop back to pass and then died when I saw UW didn’t have anyone within 20 yards of him in the middle of the field.