It’s a very fair post, except for one paragraph

Michigan actually has a decent chance of matching up against Penn State’s receivers. 6’5" deep threat Derrick Moye is threatening, but he hasn’t done much outside of the Akron game to start the year and last week’s Minnesota game where he had 6 catches for 120 yards and a touchdown. Neither Warren or Woolfolk should have much trouble running with him and they’ve got good size for corners; while I can see a fade here and there I don’t think Moye is the kind of guy who Michigan’s going to have a huge amount of trouble with. Penn State’s got a tiny white possession slot receiver in Graham Zug; I assume he’ll reel in a few balls underneath the coverage and maybe a corner or something but Michigan should match up okay with him, too.

Well, we know that Moye is very good, and he’s really not a fade type player. We’ve run him down the middle of the field, he’s our deep threat in addition to being 6’5, and Clark has JUSTMISSEDHIM like a dozen times. If he connects on one ball where Moye has a step, like he did to Powell to start the Iowa game, and there’s always one of those chances a game, it’s a TD. Next, Zug is like 6’3, and not afraid to go over the middle. White guy, sure. Small? Nope. And also, he’s Zug.

Moye’s already becoming one of the top shelf WR’s in the conference.

Brian says Moye only had good games against Akron and Minnesota. He should look at Zug’s and Powell’s numbers in the other games.

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I’ll watch the first half, but then I’m going to my buddy’s house for Oktoberfest where he breaks out a bunch of beer he home brewed and we all eat a lot of food. Then I’ll watch the second half when I get home.

They point to last year’s results as a basis for rationally predicting 2-300 yards rushing tomorrow, while completely ignoring the entirely relevant data compiled this season, specifically two data points of poor rushing performances against average-to-sad Big Ten defenses.

It’s really just about the rushing. While I certainly don’t think your prediction is impossible, surely you can see how we’d feel it’s a tad bit unlikely, no?

LONG SUBJECT WIN

Brian, I felt your post was fair, and I don’t think anyone’s been reacting poorly for the most part. My only complaint can be found in the first comment in this thread.