Michigan Football 2024 aka The Year Michigan has to Defend a Natty

[lordstanley]

Just now, Mr.TaterSalad said:

Serious question, if you are Ohio State, would you fire Ryan Day?

Yes. Seriously. Maybe wait until after the playoffs. But he has been given all the resources in the world and designs the most boring, conservative gameplan ever to lose to 6-5 Michigan at home. This wasn’t a fluky loss. 

[Sports_Freak]

And Gus is blaming Michigan players. Typical.

[buddha]

you lost the game, you take the "L".  

i dont like to see michigan act that way but they won.  they can talk and plant flags and do all that crap.  osu has to take it.  theyre the ones who overreacted.  learn how to lose.

you'd figure theyd be used to losing to michigan by now.  lol.

gus johnson is such a bitch.

[Motor City Sonics]

Does that mean that Ohio State does NOT get into the Big Ten Championship game?  

[Motown Bombers]

Matt Eberflus is available if Ohio State is thinking of firing Day. 

[buddha]

is that the biggest upset in michigan-osu history?

[Motor City Sonics]

1,827

[buddha]

Just now, Motor City Sonics said:

Does that mean that Ohio State does NOT get into the Big Ten Championship game?  

i think indiana or penn state have to win.

[lordstanley]

I didn’t expect Michigan to win of course. But even the 1% chance they had, I’d assume that would be Michigan getting thoroughly outplayed but squeaking out a zany win. That was not it. The stats are no worse than even. 

[Motor City Sonics]

Just now, buddha said:

is that the biggest upset in michigan-osu history?

Maybe 1969 was bigger because OSU put 50 on them the year before.   But that was at Ann Arbor.  

[RandyMarsh]

Just now, buddha said:

is that the biggest upset in michigan-osu history?

It's the biggest that I can think of, atleast in the past 30 years or so. I remember a game in the mid 90s where Biakabutuka went off and upset a then top 3 OSU team but I think Michigan was atleast ranked then unlike this year. 

[Motor City Sonics]

So who plays Oregon?      Penn State or Indiana?    

What if Oregon loses?  

[lordstanley]

Penn State losing 14 seconds in, lol. 

[Mr.TaterSalad]

I really can't believe how subpar Howard looked too. He barely looked better than Davis Warren. 

Edited November 30, 2024 by Mr.TaterSalad

[Hongbit]

Crazy to think UM did this without Will Johnson and Loveland. 

[Motor City Sonics]

This is so so good for Sherrone Moore.   Happy for the guy.    He stepped into a hornet's next. 

 

It's so bad for Ryan Day.   Does he even survive this? 

[Sports_Freak]

The University OF Michigan owns THE "world infamous" University of Ohio.

[RandyMarsh]

Don't know what happens if Oregon  loses but Penn State has the tiebreaker over Indiana so assuming Oregon wins they would be the other team. OSU would need Penn State and Indiana to lose to a 1 win Purdue team to back there way in. 

[buddha]

2 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

So who plays Oregon?      Penn State or Indiana?    

What if Oregon loses?  

oregon is in.

[Sports_Freak]

Just now, RandyMarsh said:

Don't know what happens if Oregon  loses but Penn State has the tiebreaker over Indiana so assuming Oregon wins they would be the other team. OSU would need Penn State and Indiana to lose to a 1 win Purdue team to back there way in. 

Ruining their season is SO sweet. 😆

[lordstanley]

4 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

So who plays Oregon?      Penn State or Indiana?    

What if Oregon loses?  

Oregon has clinched a spot in the championship game.

Penn State is in with a win at home to Maryland. 

If Penn State loses, door is open for Indiana to be in with a win at home to Indiana. 

I guess if Penn State and Indiana both lose, Ohio State backs in? Ain’t gonna happen though. 

Edited November 30, 2024 by lordstanley

[Deleterious]

Pretty sure Oregon is in and Penn State controls their own destiny.  Indiana needs PSU to lose.  

[buddha]

3 minutes ago, RandyMarsh said:

It's the biggest that I can think of, atleast in the past 30 years or so. I remember a game in the mid 90s where Biakabutuka went off and upset a then top 3 OSU team but I think Michigan was atleast ranked then unlike this year. 

like mcs said, the only other ones i can think of were 1969 and the year shawn springs slipped and michigan won a similar game in cbus.

1969 was against an osu team that had not lost in 2 years.  but it was in ann arbor.

[romad1]

Do we really want the Ryan Day era to end?

[Motor City Sonics]

I said on the air on our station several times Wednesday and Friday that this would be the biggest upset since 1969. 

 

Nice to be right.   

Seriously

I am the one that said the Bears could Eberflus it

Then Eberflus is fired

Now this. 

 

I'm only right when I don't put any money on it.