Don’t know what the final score will be, but if State doesn’t win by at least 7 TDs, then Franklin should be canned and/or the university should fold!!
Whoever came up with the U.S. time zones had one too many tequila lattes.Checking now. When I drive back and forth from Chicago time changed around south bend. Is Ann arbor east of south bend?
if this is true I’m changing my numbers
If you look at it on a globe, you will the lines of longitude radiate from the equator towards the North Pole, meaning that what you see on a flat map is not an accurate reflection of how the earth is shaped and therfore how the time differences are determined. But, if you are person in east Illiniois and your friend is across the border in western Indiana - you are younger than him.Whoever came up with the U.S. time zones had one too many tequila lattes.
AA is in the eastern time zone.Cause #2 for starters. 11am start time for another
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Bodani picks PSU.
We. Are. Doomed.
UM bounce pass called a completion. Technical difficulties on review, call standsUM 27
PSU 14
We get an ejection on a bs targeting call early.
We get a typical bs drive ending holding penalty late.
l’m thinking we should be able to stage a huge comeback when Michigan runs out of time!Huge. If michigan started at 11 a.m. and PSU started at noon, think about the deficit PSU would have to overcome.
( We should keep this between us. I don’t want to give the b1g any ideas.)
Is this a trick question?I mean, predicting the score is not costing me any money. Why would I predict anything other than a Penn State victory?
Meh, I’ll never predict a Penn State loss.Is this a trick question?
You would predict something other than a Penn State victory if you expected Penn State to lose.
Never.Meh, I’ll never predict a Penn State loss.
Is this map from the 50s, all if not most of KY and southern IN ate EST. @connerpozlee can confirm..Whoever came up with the U.S. time zones had one too many tequila lattes.
If you look at it on a globe, you will the lines of longitude radiate from the equator towards the North Pole, meaning that what you see on a flat map is not an accurate reflection of how the earth is shaped and therfore how the time differences are determined. But, if you are person in east Illiniois and your friend is across the border in western Indiana - you are younger than him.
I understand and respect that...but I was just answering your question.Meh, I’ll never predict a Penn State loss.
I changed my pic after psuro explained etz to melaKavosiey-st lion picked UM. We're fine.
l’m thinking we should be able to stage a huge comeback when Michigan runs out of time!
Central Michigan was a great tape for other teams to watch. It will be interesting if we have learned from that game.
Penn State will carry a lead into the 4th quarter. Then, thanks to 3-and-outs that burn all of 25 seconds off the clock, and 3-man rushes when on defense, Michigan goes on a run where the QB shreds the Penn State defense with 15 seconds of time to be looking for a receiver, and then nails 8-out-of-8 on every drive to win by 2 TDs.
(Sorry, it happens a lot in big games, to the mediocrity of Barrett, Luwerke, Darnold.....)
I suspect NW Indiana is so commercially related to Chicago the railroads put the region in the Central time zone.Whoever came up with the U.S. time zones had one too many tequila lattes.
Penn State, thinking Michigan has left the field after time expired (for them), runs up the middle but finds out that 2 seconds had been added back to Michigan's time and the play is stuffed. Then the Wolverines actually DO leave the field and, after two overthrows, the Lions go for it and score the winning TD on a gutsy 4th down call.l’m thinking we should be able to stage a huge comeback when Michigan runs out of time!
Perhaps, but haven't seen much a Diaz tendency to ever rush only 3...Penn State will carry a lead into the 4th quarter. Then, thanks to 3-and-outs that burn all of 25 seconds off the clock, and 3-man rushes when on defense, Michigan goes on a run where the QB shreds the Penn State defense with 15 seconds of time to be looking for a receiver, and then nails 8-out-of-8 on every drive to win by 2 TDs.
(Sorry, it happens a lot in big games, to the mediocrity of Barrett, Luwerke, Darnold.....)
One more to add:Two Keys to victory :
* Hold Corum under 70 yds total in production total of run and pass.
* Decent emphasis with our TE’s in game plan….especially in RZ.
* Assuming these two things happen…PSU 23 Mich 21
One more to add:
As much as possible avoid leaving the outcome in the hands of the officials...
It is absolutely ridiculous that we have to be just as or more concerned about fair officiating as we do the UM team itself...
I tend to think Michigan sells out early. They'll fill the box. They will blitz and attack early to see how we respond. Do we have 10-15 plays scripted out? Do we come in with a call and adjust based on what they show?
Early, I'd like to use the WR screens and get Michigan running. Pick up a first down, go tempo. I'd start Allen or Lee and then play action off the tempo into our Floods set. WR screens to flip the short side of the field then flip the WRs and run to the opposite side. I'd probably rotate my backs every 3-4 plays if I start driving. Different wrinkle than we've shown.
I think they play aggressive defense this week. More than they have. They usually blitz on 3rd downs. I think we see it more on 1st/2nd unless we can burn them.
With gusts up to 27 mph, I think it's going to be tough to take long shots down the field, but that hasn't been our m.o. anyway. However, our kicking game is suspect and you may see a few calls to go for it on 4th and short where we'd normally try a FG.I tend to think Michigan sells out early. They'll fill the box. They will blitz and attack early to see how we respond. Do we have 10-15 plays scripted out? Do we come in with a call and adjust based on what they show?
Early, I'd like to use the WR screens and get Michigan running. Pick up a first down, go tempo. I'd start Allen or Lee and then play action off the tempo into our Floods set. WR screens to flip the short side of the field then flip the WRs and run to the opposite side. I'd probably rotate my backs every 3-4 plays if I start driving. Different wrinkle than we've shown.
I think they play aggressive defense this week. More than they have. They usually blitz on 3rd downs. I think we see it more on 1st/2nd unless we can burn them.