r/MichiganWolverines

Just frustrated seeing that.

Not much to add.

Texas beat Ohio State. Michigan beat Oklahoma. Oklahoma beat Texas.

So Michigan > Oklahoma > Texas > Ohio State?

HAHA what a season so far.

Go Blue! road to a repeat begins now.

Michigan is the number 1 team by transitive property.

The hungry howie’s pizza was as bad or worse than buddy’s pizza. That is all I’ve got for you lot today

Michigan dominated Alaska Anchorage outscoring them 17-3 over the weekend. Big performances from Moldenhauer, McKinney, Hage and Perron. The schedule only gets tougher now, starting with #1 Denver next weekend.

It’s insane…

There’s still so much hate festering from the Western game, and it somehow feels like the entire country is enjoying how terrible we are.

Has Bryce been terrible? Absolutely. But the problems are way deeper than him.

- Extremely undisciplined team not fixed after 4 games
- Incredibly passive playcalling on offense and timeout usage
- offensive playcalling… where do I even begun with Jason Beck
- poor Oline play that stops us establishing the run, again not fixed after 4 games (Way better under the bum Sherrone)
- Utah fans actively thanking us for taking Kyle

So, yes we have QB play issues, but wtf are we thinking giving a mobile QB slow developing plays with a bad OL? Absolute amateur hour in coaching

Underwood has been pretty awful today. But this O line is an embarrassment to the storied history of lineman at Michigan. Without a run game any QB is going to struggle.

Whit just told a reporter, this may be his biggest challenge he’s had as a coach. The dude hasn’t even got to the tough part of the schedule. You’re telling me playing Western, Oklahoma, UTEP, Iowa, and Minnesota has your head scrambled? After week three, he said it’s a wild roller coaster. I fear this experiment may go down as a huge mistake. He seems so disinterested in being on the side line. What do you guys/girls think?

I feel like we all gave him a chance. The team wasn't good, the o-line was not what it once was, he's getting acclimated, blah blah.

You know, all the normal stuff you say when you're waiting for someone to develop.

But here's the truth.

I just don't think Underwood is a good qb. He has all the physical traits, yes.

But he doesn't see the field, he isn't accurate, he takes horrible sacks even when he's given good protection.

His best game was still just ok at the college level.

Our weapons are actually pretty talented this year. It's not that.

He should be dominating - looking like a man amongst boys.

He's not.

And we need to face the reality that he may never be as good as he was touted to be.

They just stormed the field and sang Mr. Brightside on us. Have never felt more disrespected to see Minnesota have the stones to do that to us. We are the laughing stock of CFB. Please retire Whittingham. Pay Bryce and hit the portal.