Or if we put up 50 on them.Does that make Michigan good again?
Then PSU will either stay #2 or go to #1 in the AP - which, by the way, doesn't matter.
I don't think you get the question.
My only concern is PSU scores one more point than OSU.
If PSU can figure out a way to win 1-0, I'm good with that.
If PSU wins 49-48, I'm good with that, too.
It's going to be a very tough game against a very tough opponent in a very tough venue.
As for MeatChicken, that's old news. I'll think about Little Jimmy and his boys again in the fall of 2018.
Does that make Michigan good again?
If we hold OSU to less than 13 it will mean that the game was played in a torrential downpour and it will be no reflection at all on Michigan.Does that make Michigan good again?
Like the substance of the banter. Heck with the opposing viewpoint. That’s what you’re here for.I would like your post except I obviously want tOSU to win. Aside from that difference, you're spot on.
not in this beauty contest..Well, Michigan went from #7 to unranked as a 2 loss team. #6 Ohio St would then have 2 losses too with wins over arguably a weaker group than Michigan's wins. So should that make Ohio St also unranked?
I will need to seek immediate medical attention Saturday evening because something will be happening for more than 4 hours!Or if we put up 50 on them.
LOL - Would it have anything to do with a lemon?If we hold ohowihate to 13 and
I will need to seek immediate medical attention Saturday evening because something will be happening for more than 4 hours!
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OUCH!!LOL - Would it have anything to do with a lemon?
Nope. That’s reserved for Michigan fans. And, surprisingly, theyre doing it to themselves.LOL - Would it have anything to do with a lemon?
Ohio State is definitely a more complete team and the game is in Columbus. If PSU can maintain drives and win the field position game, I think they come away with it. If Ohio State gets a short field a few times, the Nits are in trouble.[/QUOTE
I appreciate the acknowledgement that OSU is a more complete team than Michigan this year, but don't most teams win if they have an advantage in field position and can maintain long drives? Isn't the exception to that rule if the opponent ends up with short fields because of turnovers or special teams play? Wouldn't OSU have a good chance of winning if they win the field position game and can maintain long drives?