No matter what happens over the remainder of this season at least Max was able to get back out there and show that he is better then what he showed against Seattle. May help him keep a spot in the league going forward.
First start was in an absolutely brutal situation, but I bet Max learned a lot from all the things that went wrong.
Looks much more comfortable out there today which is good because if JJ is out he is hopefully showing enough for them to let him run the show for the final couple weeks.
He was in a ton of pain on that shot they showed when the trainer was looking at his hand so something is definitely wrong with his throwing hand.
If something is broken then good chance Max gets to finish out the year as long as he can at least show he can not get destroyed the way he did in...
Nubin also had a really nice pressure on one of the first plays of the game. Always good to see former Gophers out there making plays.
Cashman, Nubin JMS and now Brosmer.......lot of former Gophers out there in this one!
Here we go.......Looks like JJ hurt again on the play that led to Nubin's TD....
And once again Max gets screwed having to come in with an O-Line already missing Darisaw and now missing the center as well.
Hopefully things go better for Max then the last time he was out there.
Well to this point Tulane has hung 3 on Ole Miss but not looking real promising for them to get the W unless things turn around real quick.
I'm all for getting variety into the playoff beyond just a bunch of SEC and Big Ten teams but lopsided games like these don't really strengthen the case...
huh? I don't think Michigan is going to be worried about what the new coach might be able to bring with him talent wise.
You don't target a coach because of a few potential short term transfers.
It used to be Indiana but with the way things are right now Purdue has become the Big Ten version of Kentucky where football is a way to kill some time until basketball season starts.