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Real fans don’t walk out during the third quarter of a close game of importance, or disown their team.

Go cheer for Alabama. Bye bye 👋

Re point 1: Morgan throwing to Kieft when he could’ve walked into the end zone.

BOOM

W Wow, didn’t know we dominated the clock that much today.

I’d say Ben isn’t just trying to win, he’s also trying to build chemistry between the heart of our lineup. This is an entirely new team playing together (except for Willis+Curry). But I’m not sure how much those two even played together. I agree that we need to build more depth eventually, but...

From what I gather, Blake Hoffarber wouldn’t be an example of a B1G athlete. But Wally Ellenson would be.

Closer to a decade than to 0? Which is technically correct but…

I think our whole team consists of Big Ten athletes.

Hopefully we won’t have to test the Rattler scenario next year. That’d be pretty funny.

Michigan got robbed of a TD before half. Called a strip sack fumble, recovered for a TD. And overturned with zero conclusive evidence.

That’s a good strategy. One last chance for the coaches to evaluate Mertz before trotting him out @ Minnesota (9-2, 8th in CFP rankings).

I’m more curious about the Wisconsin v Wisconsin game down the line 😉

Nope.

I’d love to see more screen plays. Bring back the tunnel screen!

I understand what you’re saying, but if the rule is for a player safety reason, then those two scenarios aren’t different from a safety perspective. It’s a bad rule/call as I don’t know the verbiage of the rule. It was a great FOOTBALL play.

How is that play any different than a defenseless receiver taking a blindside shoulder in the chest while making a catch? That’s not a penalty. See Walley’s hit a few weeks ago.

What a great block. Horrible, horrible call/rule. Didn’t target, no helmet contact. What’s he supposed to do?

I can’t speak on what the refs did or didn’t say. The point of contention is WHEN the clock should start. Because the clock obviously stopped… the rules say the clock should be started on the refs signal, not the snap. The refs were correct in starting the clock on the signal.

https://rulebook.github.io/en/rules/3/sections/3/ If the penalty ended inbounds, the clock starts on the ref’s signal - I believe. That’s how I read the rules. The refs were correct.