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If the worst offense in the country has twice as many yards as us, what does that make our offense?

A QB who can't throw it on target and WRs who can't catch unless it's a perfect pass is a bad combination.

Why wouldn't you throw on 3rd and 6, especially if you want to kick towards that end if you get to 4th down? Is the pass offense really that bad where there's a better chance to run for 6 yards than throw for it?

Pretty much any QB will beat you if you give him that long to throw

They also missed a clear late hit out of bounds and roughing or at least running into the kicker by Michigan and a blatant facemask by us.

Taking responsibility without doing anything to prevent it from happening again doesn't really do much good. I get that he's not going to lay out a plan at a press conference but considering we saw him take responsibility for a horrible loss 2 weeks ago, it's clear that not much changed. Beat...

Need 7 (or 8) on this drive. Second half is looking better but we're running out of time, need to take advantage of opportunities.

How are we having so much trouble with the weather? It's 80 degrees, it was hotter than that most of the summer.

Defense needs to stay on the field and get set immediately unless UNC subs or someone is hurt. It seems like they haven't been ready on a few different plays now.

Way too many missed opportunities on offense. Defense is looking good and 10 points might be enough to win it but not sure we can get there. A defensive TD would really help.

Biting on the trick play sucked but that offensive drive make things feel so much worse. Something needs to change.

I like that we're passing more but we need to get more than 2 yards per run to win

Hard to call it a must win when we would still almost certainly win the west and have a shot at the playoff if we lose it but win the rest of our games. If we assume we'll lose to Michigan and Ohio State we'd likely need to win the other 7 to win the west so in that sense it's a must win, but...

By the time it's getting to players grading it as an F it's beyond taking care of it in-house. The team should be open to feedback from players and going out of their way to feedback to catch things when they slip to a C. If they already let them get this bad they can't really complain about how...

Football brings in about $75-100 million in revenue a year at the U and the head coach is comparable to a CEO of a company. From what I can find on Google, the average CEO of a company that size makes about $500k a year in total compensation. I know it's not apples to apples but by that...

I wonder how long until courts will step in and force the NCAA to allow things like this. If NCAA athletes are employees, which is where it seems to be heading, going out for a meal as a part of the interview process isn't too abnormal. I'm not a fan of it but the lines drawn don't make a lot of...

Games haven't been averaging 3 hours in many years, it's closer to 3.5 and increasing almost every year. Considering attendance has declined for 7 straight years (not counting 2020) and is at a 40 year low, and the past 2 CFP championships have been the least watched, there are a lot of people...

Hopefully it actually happens as planned this year. In the past 6 years since Fleck took over there has only been 1 "normal" spring game with fans allowed and no capacity limits.

Not sure about the USFL but the NFL has criteria to be eligible for the draft and teams can't draft players who are ineligible.

TV timeouts are by far the biggest thing slowing down the game and any other proposal is a distraction from the real issue. I get why those won't go away but shaving off a few minutes here and there while leaving the thing that wastes an hour of the game doesn't solve the problem.