MichiganCardinal

FUCK OHIO!!! They fucking did it!!!!!

Owe us about 50 more holds to make up for just 2016.

These multiple 4th down failures may come back to get us

Cannot let up, still game left to play.

I don't know how they had him in live.

WOW. Wow wow wow. 28-13 but I won't let myself get too excited. Cannot let up now.

I wouldn't. No need to be cute when you're 10-1 and you think of yourself as equals talent-wise.

The pick on the 2nd drive and that missed pick stand out as mistakes we could be looking back on for the next year. You cannot make those mistakes against this team.

I’m not 100% for him, I think he’s made more mistakes than I would like to see in the last few games… I’m just not willing to start a riot towards his firing yet while he’s got a practical Minor League Football team talent wise.

I have season tickets to a team that hasn’t won a playoff game in my lifetime. If anyone has a commitment problem it’s me lol. All I am saying (whether it reflected well in my previous post or not) is that we shouldn’t make knee-jerk reactions based on single moments of stupidity made by players who shouldn’t be in the NFL. I’m not a fan of the decision making either for what it’s worth. It’s not a free pass so much as it is “let’s take a step back and see what he does on a team with even a modicum amount of talent”.

I agree with this.

Player development is great, but only to the degree that it helps us two or three years from now. Sewell has been lights out. Does Campbell get any credit for that? Ragnow has been injured. Hockenson hasn’t looked great, but he’s also quite literally the only downfield receiving threat. Of course we don’t want a liability on the sideline if Holmes turns it around, and as I said - I don’t expect him to still be there if he is bad in 2022 or 2023. I’m not opposed to remembering these moments and using them against him if the mistakes continue in 2022 and/or 2023. But I’m not ready to burn him at the stake over stupid mistakes bad players made in a game we were going to lose anyway.

Some people in here are getting too emotionally invested in this team. If the four game deciding field goals had gone their way and they were 4-7, would you feel better? Less than 10 players on this 53-man are likely to be on this team in three years. If Campbell sucks when it matters, he will not remain here. For now though, put a cardboard cutout of Hue Jackson out there to coach this team for all I care. Relax.

Five competitive games with this team is a reflection on good coaching.

- Lost by 8 to 5-5 49ers with this roster - Did enough to beat 7-3 Ravens with this roster - Lost by 2 to 5-5 Vikings with this roster - Lost by 9 to 7-3 Rams with this roster - Tied 5-4-1 Steelers with this roster - Lost by 3 to 6-5 Browns with this roster

I did not know Goff could throw a ball that far.

Passing in today’s NFL is overrated. /s

Goff is about to lead a beauty of a 96yd drive. Then I’ll wake up.

Place is more packed than I’ve seen all season, except maybe the opener. Good energy too. Happy Thanksgiving to all.

That’s the sliver of hope I see for Michigan. At the end of the day, these are a bunch of 20-something kids playing a game. A lot of things outside of talent can come into play, and all everyone is talking about in the lead up is how dominant Ohio State is and how they’re going to crush Michigan. That can play a role. We’ll see if it does.

Gotta wait for National Signing Day to make it official. Won't be taking any questions at this time. 😉

Well they were before they let a 2* recruit like me sneak in!

I received news this morning that I was accepted to the incoming class at the University of Michigan Law School. We'll see if my record at Michigan against Ohio State is any better than Jim's. 😉

As a relatively neutral observer of what happened (I’m not a fan of NBA basketball), I thought Stewart deserved more games than Lebron but both deserved more than what they got. That scene is one that plays out on city blacktops across Detroit, Cleveland, and LA on a daily basis when the weather is right. It’s absolutely not ok for Lebron to throw that elbow/punch, but it’s even less okay to show all the kids watching, and all the kids who saw the highlights, that a reaction like Stewart’s is okay or an adult thing to do. In the real world, you don’t have security and team personnel all over the place to try to calm you down and usher you out, you have police who will show up and throw you in cuffs without a second thought. Someone with more basketball experience/knowledge may disagree and be right as far as NBA consistency goes, but I was really disturbed by seeing that clip all over my social media feeds.