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I don't think so. Michigan's OL hasn't been anything particularly great this year. It's good, just not Joe Moore award good. Their guards are still great, but the tackles and center are a step below what they've been the past 2 seasons. The only reason they're garnering this much hype is...

I have zero knowledge, but I do know that he's been playing through an injury for weeks now. My guess is that it's a minor tear that they ultimately decided to go the surgical route. I don't think that's going to be a super-long recovery. Again, zero knowledge.

Uh no. I'd say he was probably 3rd or 4th, and that's only if healthy, which he hasn't been for weeks.

This week, I fully expect Craig and Schrauth to start. I also think they should and will start rotating in Jagusah. You need him ready, because like it or not, he's one of the most talented and physically imposing OL you have. He HAS TO be a starter in '24. Coogan ain't it. Spindler may still...

Michigan ran it very well in the first half, but Penn State adjusted and they struggled to run. However, Penn State's offense consistently put them in terrible position. Michigan scored 10 in the 2nd half, both effectively came off turnovers. Field goal off a fumble and a TD off an idiotic...

For me, Moore, Lindgren and Nagle are my top 3.

Schrauth in for Spindler. Rotate Jagusah in at the other guard with Coogan. Craig starts over Correll.

As a vet who is getting ready to transition from active to guard, thanks. Sailor Jerry.

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Yep. Really wasn't impressed with their OL. They had two good drives in the first half, but they couldn't generate anything in the 2nd half. Zinter and Keegan are good. The rest of the line is meh.

It's pronounced Colonel, it's the highest rank in the military.

I don't think you can start Correll anymore. He simply hasn't been effective at all for weeks, and Clemson was an all-time low for him. It's funny how Correll is listed at 6'3 306, while Craig is 6'4 307, despite it being PAINFULLY obvious that Craig is a lot bigger than Correll. I'd be...

You forgot to mention who's really at fault here. The admin. Their complete botching of the Ludwig situation resulted in this. Had they have done their job and not gotten caught off guard by the buyout situation, then Ludwig is OC, Parker stays as TE coach and we're probably...

Miami is not good. They just got blown out by NC State. And Oklahoma is getting exposed lately, and is on a 2-game losing streak.

This isn't exactly breaking news. It was kind of a dead giveaway that there was very little buzz coming out of his OV for the USC game. It was propped up because he tried to keep it under wraps to surprise the commits visiting. That appeared like very telling conduct for a guy ready to flip...

Saban tried to nab Grubb from UW, he turned them down. Doubt Freeman would have any more success prying him. Candle is a HC, so that's already a tough sell. Sean Lewis was evaluated, but he wasn't a scheme fit for what Freeman wanted. Pass-happy scheme with this personnel? Yeah, probably not...

To be fair to Grinch, he was very successful at Wazzu and Ohio State. Things didn't start going south until he joined Riley's staff.

I mean, if you really think Hartman isn't at least a contributing factor, then I don't know what to tell you. Hartman hasn't played well in the past 5 games. And it's not just on the receivers, he's had open looks and has missed them A LOT. As for nobody stepping up to be the #1 receiver...

I don't think it's fair to gauge Rudolph or Stuckey. Rudolph is in year 1, and while the tackles are experienced, the interior is very inexperienced and Correll is simply not good enough. They are still paying for the recruiting failures early under Jeff Quinn. Having a Zac Zinter right now...

I mean, he was injured for a large chunk of the middle of the year.