what UM is saying about NW

[barnhartcat]

https://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1811926

 

[PURPLECAT88]

https://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1811926

Hanlon's great. I love how he calls Hankwitz a "young man".

 

[mybrotha]

Nice article! Clearly the old coach thinks we are a legit and very good defensive team!

 

[thewildcat2011]

Guys...I have some important news. It is with great sadness I report that there's no point for the NU players to get off the bus tomorrow, for they are going to get absolutely destroyed in this game. Northwestern is slow, unathletic, lacking in playmakers, and undisciplined. They have been GASHED by their opponents repeatedly.

You can read all about it here: http://mgoblog.com/content/preview-northwestern-2015

 

[NJCat83588]

Guys...I have some important news. It is with great sadness I report that there's no point for the NU players to get off the bus tomorrow, for they are going to get absolutely destroyed in this game. Northwestern is slow, unathletic, lacking in playmakers, and undisciplined. They have been GASHED by their opponents repeatedly.

You can read all about it here: http://mgoblog.com/content/preview-northwestern-2015

Agree. No hope.

Amazing how much effort this guy puts into it.

 

[chariots]

Glad to know Michigan has tight ends and no other teams like say Stanford use tight ends. Great video study there

 

[hdhntr1]

Hanlon's great. I love how he calls Hankwitz a "young man".

To him Hank is a young man.

 

[Pete Purple]

I hope Walker "hampers" them.

 

[pymvpymv]

Wow. You really have to work hard to homer that much.

 

[Hungry Jack]

That guy must be hearing voices.

 

[KodiakGTS]

Glad to know Michigan has tight ends and no other teams like say Stanford use tight ends. Great video study there

Stanford uses tight ends (and fullbacks), but not to the same extent that UM does. On the year 22.1% of SU's receptions have gone to TE/FBs vs 40.5% of receptions for UM. That is enough stylistic difference to be worth mentioning. UM has the highest TE/FB utilitzation in the country I believe.

 

[StreamCat]

Stanford uses tight ends (and fullbacks), but not to the same extent that UM does. On the year 22.1% of SU's receptions have gone to TE/FBs vs 40.5% of receptions for UM. That is enough stylistic difference to be worth mentioning. UM has the highest TE/FB utilitzation in the country I believe.

Whatever will we do?

 

[KodiakGTS]

Whatever will we do?

Figure out a way to adapt I suppose. But saying that a preview is off base because it points out a potential matchup issue with UMs tight ends "because we played Stanford" is silly.

 

[pymvpymv]

Not as silly as saying 40 % of you receptions are to TE when your WRs stank but Butt is going to play Sundays.

Ps so will stanfords

 

[StreamCat]

Figure out a way to adapt I suppose. But saying that a preview is off base because it points out a potential matchup issue with UMs tight ends "because we played Stanford" is silly.

Well, I'm a silly guy. Actually your observation was interesting. I was just being... well, I was just being me.