By Sean OConnell, on January 23rd, 2012% Tweet
1. Michigan 10-2 (7-1)
2012 Forecast
IF the Wolverines can find somewhat productive replacements for Mike Martin and Ryan Van Bergen and find consistency on offense, they should have another very good season.
Key Returnees
Offense: Denard Robinson (QB-SR) 142-258 (55%) 2173 Yds. 20 TD 15 INT – 221 Carries 1176 Yds (5.3) 16 . . . → Read More: An Early Look at the 2012 B1G Legends Division (Pre-Spring)
By Joseph Boyd, on December 21st, 2011% Tweet
Offense
Scoring Offense 28.5 PPG 55th Nat. Passing Offense 227.1 YPG 63rd Nat. Rushing Offense 188.7 YPG 30th Nat. Scoring Defense 17.2 PPG 7th Nat. Pass Defense 206.2 YPG 39th Nat. Rush Defense 107.8 YPG 16th Nat.
Virginia Tech’s offense has gone through variety of changes over the years. The one constant since the . . . → Read More: Previewing the Hokies
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 November 16th, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
The QBs really didn’t have to do much in this game thanks to the play of the RBs. Denard opened up the game red hot going 6-6 through the air. Some of the same bad habits that have gotten him into trouble all season crept back in after the hot start. When pressured, Denard . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Illinois
By Joseph Boyd, on November 3rd, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
This was by the most efficient day for the quarterbacks that we’ve seen all season. It wasn’t a huge day statistically through the air or the ground but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The offense has been dependent on the play of the QB for the entire year. Saturday was the first game . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Purdue
By Joseph Boyd, on October 18th, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
Saturday was just a rough day for the QB position across the board. While the QB play was heavily influenced by other factors, the QBs didn’t play well on their own. It is certainly difficult to make plays while under constant duress but even on plays where there was time and open receivers, both . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Michigan State
By Joseph Boyd, on October 13th, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
Inconsistency was the word of the day for Denard. Denard can go from pinpoint accuracy to complete terror in the span of two plays. 95% of the passes he threw were right on the money, the other 5% were way off the mark While it may seem unfair to judge a QB based on . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Northwestern
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 Joseph Boyd, on September 11th, 2011% Tweet
Quarterback
I’ve debated long and hard on how to grade Denard’s performance from this game. On the one hand he really struggled to execute in the passing game, there were horrible throws which were matched with even worse decisions. On the other hand Denard was asked to do things that he has long struggled with . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Notre Dame
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 September 1st, 2011% Tweet
Hey everyone, check out @DJTerrell’s annual Michigan Football Schedule Wallpaper. Dusty does amazing image work all year round and regularly tweets it, he’s worth a follow!:
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By Lance Callihan, on August 29th, 2011% Tweet
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By Lance Callihan, on August 17th, 2011% Tweet
In the forum today, EvilEmpire asked everyone who would be the breakout players this season for the Michigan Football team. Here were the answers for the top 5 users that participated (by total posts):
Breakout/Surprise Player on Offense
Breakout/Surprise Player on Defense
Biggest Disappointment on Offense
Biggest Disappointment on Defense
. . . → Read More: Breakout Players for Michigan in 2011
By Sean OConnell, on July 9th, 2011% Tweet
With 18 commits for the 2012 class so far and the final number more than likely 26, numbers are starting to become very, very tight. Here is my list of kids that we are still recruiting to fill out the class.
Quarterbacks (Wanting 1?)
With Maty Mauk giving his pledge to Missouri, Michigan is down . . . → Read More: The Blueprint To Filling Out The 2012 Class
By Lance Callihan, on July 6th, 2011% Tweet
MGoBlue recently caught up with Colton Christian:
"Before I went to East Asia I worked out with a coach at home named Pete Knoll. I workout with him when I’m at home. I was only at home for a month before I left for training for the AIA trip — we trained for a . . . → Read More: The 4th Wolverine End-Around
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