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Loss to BG + Loss to IL + Reputation for a very boring offense = no-name bowl in the desert.

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No question Walley has that "it" factor that's so uncommon. On a side note, for all the player rating junkies, how can this be? He's only a 3-star!

No doubt a complementary passing game is needed for balance and ability to exploit defensive tendencies to win at a high level. However, I disagree with the premise that modern NCAA football teams need to be "passing" teams to win...because it's not true.

Great data. This thread is funny. In the pass attempt averages, 3 of the 4 CFP teams are #92, #99 and #108. Yeah, an effective passing game is needed to complement and potentially bail out the running game when needed (see the Gopher 2019 offense that passed for more yards than it ran) but...

Sounds about right. If I had to bet, I'd pick MI to cover. Alabama's defense might have exposed Georgia's offense. Alabama was the best defense GA played all year and Michigan's D is just as good.

Score will soon be 42-3.

Yup. Still, odds are CFP kisses SEC ass and places Bama at #1

The best sub-tweet to that tweet (totally unrelated).

Michigan going for style points now.

It would have been fun seeing Faalele with Kieft go up against #97 for Michigan. Edit add: Gophs blew it vs IA. They would have matched up much better with MI.

Michigan punt returner fair catches the ball on the 3-yard line. Dunce. LOL

Well, the LB did catch it... How many dropped interceptions did we see this year?

Ferentz just pulled a Sanford on 3rd down in the redzone.

Here's a brain teaser. If Michigan loses tonight, does the CFP pick ND over Michigan even though both had 1 regular season loss with Michigan having a much stronger schedule? (I'm not gonna go back and read the first 4 pages of this thread to see if this has been addressed already)

As much as I don't want to see the SEC take up half the spots in the CFP, here we go again. After the 3 teams that are "locks" (if MI wins), the next 3 "contenders" are GA, ND and OSU. Each of the "contenders" has lost to one of "locks" so there could be rematches in the CFP no matter what. The...

This.

Yep. More prevalent close to Mizzou as well. Especially K.C. and south.

In short, a good OL is more cat and less lumber wagon. Maybe the film isn't representative of ability.

Pass.