By Joseph Boyd, on November 12th, 2012% Tweet
Quarterback
Denard Robinson remained sidelined thanks to the wrath of the elbow gods and Devin Gardner saw his 2nd start of the season. There were thoughts after last week that Gardner’s performance was simply the result of playing a weak opponent in Minnesota. Those ideas where put to rest on Saturday as Devin led Michigan . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Northwestern
By Joseph Boyd, on October 25th, 2012% Tweet
Quarterback
The QB play wasn’t always pretty on Saturday, but Denard Robinson made enough plays in the end with both his arm and his legs to put Michigan in position to win the game. Robinson completed just 48% of his passes on the day but converted some critical 3rd down passes to extend drives. Denard . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Little Brother
By Joseph Boyd, on October 18th, 2012% Tweet
Quarterback
Eliminating turnovers has been the point of emphasis for Denard Robinson since the spring. Through the early part of the season Denard had seemingly ignored what had been stressed to him by the coaching staff all off season. While Denard was responsible for a fumble a week ago, Denard has cut out the interceptions . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Illinois
By Joseph Boyd, on August 22nd, 2012% Tweet
Depth Chart:
K Brendan Gibbons Matt Wile
P Matt Wile Will Hagerup Use Facebook to Comment on this Post . . . → Read More: 2012 Michigan Football Special Teams Preview
By Joseph Boyd, on November 29th, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
Players at Michigan are ultimately judged by how they perform against Ohio. While all position groups have to deal with an added level of expectation against the Buckeyes, no position group endures more pressure than the QBs. QBs are judged above all else by their record and performance against Ohio. For much of the . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Ohio
By Joseph Boyd, on September 28th, 2011% Tweet
I am including a scale to provide more detail to the grades I give out. Hopefully this will clear up some of the ambiguity within the previous grades.
A: Unit played as close to flawless as possible. Unit played well enough to win the game on their own.
B: Unit had a major . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: San Diego State
By Lance Callihan, on September 19th, 2011% Tweet
By Contributing Writer Clint Derringer:
I understand that it’s tough to gauge a coaching staff’s impact, or level of success, in such a short time span. However, 3 games (or 2.75 games) do provide enough data to begin to look for patterns, both positive and negative. Here is what I have come up with (grades . . . → Read More: Grading Brady Hoke’s First Three Games
By Joseph Boyd, on September 4th, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
Not surprisingly Denard Robinson had moments of both good and bad, though there was none of the spectacular plays that we have come to expect from #16. On the plus side Denard seemed more comfortable under center than he did in the spring, he didn’t turn the ball over and his decision making . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Western Michigan
By Lance Callihan, on August 24th, 2011% Tweet
Head Coach Brady Hoke:
On Consistency: Team needs more consistency. Defense will be good one day and mediocre the next. Saturday, everyone was really physical. There hasn’t been one practice in my opinion that team didn’t show intensity.
Scrimmage Notes: Troy Woolfolk played very well, Brandon Herron showed some positive signs. Fitz, Smith and Shaw . . . → Read More: Press Conference Notes (8/23/11)
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