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Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Minnesota Defeats Michigan 20-14

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Michigan 0 14 0 0 14
Minnesota 7 0 3 10 20
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u/rjyapp Michigan • Ball State 14d ago

Hey now, that last crucial 4th down throw was clearly an overthrow into the stands.

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u/twolf201 Ohio State Buckeyes 14d ago

Bauserman style throw

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u/12fluidounces Ohio State Buckeyes • Toledo Rockets 14d ago

Chart literally popped into my head when he threw that

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u/DogVacuum 14d ago

Remembering Bauserman always feels like a fever dream.

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u/Skared89 Michigan • Michigan 14d ago

I loved that Bauserman chart.

BTW this is literally the only time in my life Ohio State has finished below .500

I was born in 1989...

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u/acu2005 Ohio State Buckeyes • Team Meteor 14d ago

You're only a year to young to have "experienced" a second one.

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u/bbrooksy North Dakota State Bison 13d ago

I do miss those Bauserman days.

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u/Helreaver Temple Owls • Team Chaos 14d ago

Genuinely looked like he was intentionally throwing the ball away it was so far off.

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u/CommodoreN7 Arkansas Razorbacks • Utah Utes 14d ago

Joke doesn’t work as well calling him overthrown sadly

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u/onceforgoton Michigan Wolverines 14d ago

Fired that thing into the concession stands what was he worried about, throwing a pick?? Little too late for that, friend.

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u/Pocket_Biscuits Michigan Wolverines • Paper Bag 14d ago

It wasnt overthrown. He was throwing to a bud in the 20th row.

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u/nicholus_h2 Michigan Wolverines 13d ago

probably had a kalshi bet on it

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u/FrostTroll69 Ohio State Buckeyes 14d ago

Ying and yang

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u/bacillaryburden Michigan Wolverines 14d ago

But on average…

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u/codercaleb St. Thomas Tommies • Augsburg Auggies 14d ago

Minnesota hasn't seen some overthrow a pass so hard since the Vikings signed Josh Freeman in 2013.

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u/jergens Michigan Wolverines 14d ago

Just proving the haters wrong and he really is a well rounded QB

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u/swammeyjoe Texas Longhorns • Verified Referee 14d ago

The TE on the right side of the formation leaks out and is pretty wide open with room to get the first down. But Underwood never clicked off the left side reads.