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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/MLGLies Michigan Wolverines 14d ago

This is one of the worst coached Michigan teams I can remember. They're undisciplined, the playcalling is awful, and letting 40 seconds run off the clock around the 2 minute warning by not calling a timeout and not taking a fair catch only to use timeouts when they're in victory formation is bush league.

Pathetic showing from the entire coaching staff.

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u/jel2184 Utah Utes • Texas Longhorns 14d ago

Which is really shocking that Whitt is the HC. We were known for being hard nosed and disciplined. The offense was always average until the last few years with rising/ludwig and Dampier/Beck

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u/BrandNewBagofDicks Michigan Wolverines 14d ago

He doesn't give a fuck. He's here to collect an easy paycheck before he rides off into the sunset.

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u/Sorge74 Ohio State • Bowling Green 14d ago

75% guaranteed if he's fired? Yeah easy money.

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u/Regular_Rando273 Utah Utes 14d ago

Making UM the fools. Ohio State fans must be rolling right now.

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u/Sorge74 Ohio State • Bowling Green 14d ago

I had a good day. Did you know Smith broke 2 school records today?

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u/Regular_Rando273 Utah Utes 14d ago

Not surprised. That kid is outstanding.

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u/ducksflytogether1988 Paper Bag • TCU Horned Frogs 14d ago

Hard nosed and disciplined doesnt work anymore in today's Saturday Pro Football era. Players already are getting paid lots of money and can just transfer if the coach hurts their feelings. Coaches have no power so its all about ego management

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u/Vegetable-Honey-9704 Pop-Tarts Bowl • Sickos 14d ago

Indiana last year wasn’t hard nosed and disciplined? Miami at the end of last year wasn’t hard nosed and disciplined? That’s a pretty wild statement to say hard nosed and disciplined football doesn’t work.

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u/ConditionStrange7487 14d ago

Georgia gave you a first hand account of how hard nosed and physical teams still work. Its more than likely that michigan recruited poorly post title.