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episode 71: WTKA Roundtable 11/2/2017: There’s Rain and Then There’s Rainman
Then he's going to throw a touchdown and it's like ooh he's calm and collected again.
[Patrick Barron]
Things discussed:
- The Petersing! Exciting to see he was hitting his checkdowns, varying speeds. So calm and cool. O’Korn had a particularly bad game to get himself pulled. The margins here are small: don’t get carried away.
Good idea to wait until Rutgers?
How did O’Korn stay ahead of this guy? There are practice guys: Bolden memorized the offense but didn't learn how to play football. Could be that explains O'Korn's practice performance vs his on-field performance.
The Peters Progression: Spring game was just the lunch menu. His sister went through the leadership crucible at Purdue in volleyball. He was so cool, laid back, Yzermanian even.
Section 38 has three dancers. Scott Childers wants to get the whole section dancing.
The ground game mauled people. Felt so good.
Hey remember Rich Rod?
Ohio State vs. Penn State: no, Don, we aren’t happy about it. Barrett looked like a Heisman player in that one—definitely not like he looked when they played Oklahoma.
Is the run game sustainable? If the passing game can keep the safeties off yes, because they’re blocking well.
Minnesota: the weather could screw Michigan by taking away the part of the game where we’re superior.
You can catch the entire episode on Michigan Insider's podcast stream on Audioboom.
Segment two is here. Segment three is here.
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