The best player on the field and the best receiver I've seen in college football in a decade+ was Marvin Harrison. He was dominating the game until injury. He had 100+ yards and 2 TDs in the 1st 20 minutes.
Jalen Carter had one tackle last night.
Harbaugh and Day: Cant win the big one.
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Jalen Carter had one tackle last night.
Performance matters! College football is such a hype machine. It's ingrained in the DNA of it on every level. Harrison and Stroud were the top performers last night.....Easily.
That’s true. Sucks making the playoffs and losing. I’m sure you agree and know the feeling.
Yardage stats slightly favored Georgia - both passing and rushing. It was a one point game after all with the losing team having a last gasp attempt to win in. Coin flip on the winner.
It seemed like UM played the first half like the game was going to be an easy W for them. Then they realized that they were in a real fight. That's a huge failure on the part of Harbaugh IMO.
I think Michigan at least knows who they are and what they should expect, as well as the fact that they likely won’t find a better coach than Harbaugh.
Ohio State is different. I don’t mind them, but I think it’d be hilarious if they “encouraged” Day to jump to the NFL only to take a few steps back with his replacement.
Ohio State is different. I don’t mind them, but I think it’d be hilarious if they “encouraged” Day to jump to the NFL only to take a few steps back with his replacement.
You’re 100% correct!
Defense doesn’t count in football.
A horrendously executed trick play on the first series of the game is called pooping the bed from the get go
The endless array of excuses you can dream up is astonishing
No. Georgia and Alabama have the most talent. Georgia has been top 4 in recruiting the last 6 years. 2023: 2nd, 2022: 3rd, 2021: 4th, 2020: 1st, 2019: 2nd, 2018: 1st, 2017: 3rd.
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Rip wheeler was a red headed step child that nobody cares about until he dyed his hair black.
Let me ask you a question?
What do you think would have happened if that game was at Lucas Oil Field (close to campus like MB stadium for UGA) and Ohio State had Jaxon Smith, Treveon and a healthy Harrison, Mycal W. & stover in the lineup? Seriously, what does that game look like compared to UGA beating OSU at home on the last play with their 3rd string skill players?
Unfortunately for OSU, their pass blocking (specifically vs blitz) broke down at key spots in the 4th quarter.
Georgia was better on both sides of the ball in the 4th quarter.
How does that change if threats like Harrison and Treveon and JSI are on the field?
What does the 2016 Rose Bowl look like without Saquon & Godwin on the field? When your top players are the best in the game and they aren't playing it changes a lot of things.
By what metric is Georgia more talented than Ohio State?
The don't have more NFL players.
They don't have more draft picks.
They don't have more 5 star recruits.
They don't have better recruiting classes. (though this has been basically a wash the past few years, but just the past few years)
They don't have more conference titles.
They don't have more playoff appearances.
They don't have more national titles this century.
They don't have more highly rated players going to the draft this year.
Please name me a measurable metric that shows Georgia has more talent than Ohio State.
So what does that make you when you lost to UM and OSU ? That must feel terrible.
I hadn't heard about OSU losing their 2 top receivers until Herby mentioned it every 5 seconds.
Do you remember when Don Brown & Brett Venables were the greatest coordinators since Charlie Weiss?
Herbie has a huge platform and is a major part of the hype machine.
Wrong board - you need to share the loss with your fellow UM fans - do you care what PSU thinks about UM or OSU - I guess you do.
I have no idea and neither do you - all teams have injuries but now I guess it excuse time for UM and OSU
Oh I totally agree but being down your starting left guard who is 2 year starter is quite different than being down three 1st team All Americans. Let's not pretend there isn't a difference.
How did not having Journey Brown and Micah Parsons in 2020 work out? Would it have been different had it been Noah Cain and Ellis Brooks?
Now you're living in the past again. See last year's draft then watch the next 3 drafts
That's not why Michigan lost. They had countless changes to make that irrelevant but failed. They deserved to lose. That was a blown call but they can't fumble at the one. There's no excuses. TCU just needed some luck and they'll need a lot more of that to be competitive with Georgia.
Whatever dude, Ohio State will have more picks in the first 100 than Georgia this year and if Marvin Harrison were eligible he'd go top 5.
Your off the mark as usual but it's no surprise, it's your MO here. The best part is you don't even know it.
So should I wait for you to provide those measurable talent metrics or what?
Hahahaha. I'll keep waiting on those metrics.
Tell me again about all those great NFL players Georgia has. Penn State has better players in the NFL than Georgia and it isn't even close. But Nick Chubb though, pretty much their only star player. Again laughable contentions from you as usual.
I agree about the coaching. TCU was going to stop the run..the coach said as much. The passing attack carries michigan and got them back in the game. Yet, michigan kept trying to run. Reminded me of PSU when franklin gets into his head that we need to be 50-50 run/pass rather than take what the defense is giving you.
OSU and Georgia are close talent wise. Georgia being a relative newcomer to elite status compared to OSU.
I don't think Georgia wins that game without OSUs injuries, but that's part of the game. OSU played a really good game. Stroud played an A+ game. I honestly didn't think they would keep it close.
It's great entertainment listening to Herbie call a OSU game trying to appear unbiased. He works hard at it but fails when you hear his voice change tone after a big play against the bucks. OSU should have won the game and would have had Harrison not got injured leaving them without him on that final drive.
I thought the play calling on the final series was really bad. I get the first down run but then two very slow developing plays when the defense is vacating the middle of the field with blitzes. The last play they called a fake pass in the right flat to the RB to come back to the left. The kid in the right flat was wide open. I thought they’d have route options to go where the LB vacates. Maybe their two minute drill only called for outside plays so they could go OOB. But they had two timeouts and just needed 15 or 20 to make the FG a chip shot
OSU even got 2 free timeouts with Georgia players getting hurt.
Georgia had 15 (FIFTEEN) players drafted last year
Ohio State had 6
Again, this is you living in the past and not adapting to the changing of the guard.
I know, it was strange those last three play calls. I'll never understand why coaches change up in the last few minutes of a game what had been working so well for them the entire game. It's as if they were trying to outsmart UGA but ended up outsmarting themselves.
Um who's living in past? Last year has nothing to do with this year and additionally it's the only year on record they've ever had more picks than Ohio State....Complete outlier..... And they won't have more top end picks than Ohio State this year and Ohio State's best player isn't even eligible. Marvin Harrison took Ringo from a top 40 pick to 3rd day pick last night.
Stop slobbering over Georgia having a couple DLineman as #1 picks in consecutive years. Clemson did the same thing a few years ago, Alabama and Ohio State do it nearly annually.
Everything you post is a house of cards, I know there is a politics board but maybe you should find a stand up comic board.
