has there been any talk at all as to which bowl game might come calling for the Wolverines, especially after defeating OSU, thus jolting a fanbase with some energy and is more likely to travel now...etc...?

With signing day approaching and the tranfer portal about to open, all eyes are already on 2025.
Here's a breakdown of the Michigan depth chart on offense. Depatarues, players with legibility remaining, and what additions Michigan will and could make.
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Is there a pod tonight?

Something to consider is whether an offense that is passing focused is as effective as a running based offense in the Michigan/Ohio State game.

I think an argument could be made that the team with an offense more running/power focused will generally have an advantage in a game played in a cold climate later in November. It's harder to throw the ball in cold weather (and then any precipitation/wind makes it even harder). Yesterday's game was played in cold/somewhat windy weather.

Even though Meyer's offenses put up huge numbers in the air against us several times, they also dominated on the ground (and generally ran the ball more than they threw it). The same goes for Tressel before him

Generally speaking, I don't think it is/was the wrong philosophy for Day to try to develop more of a power/running offense to beat Michigan. He just hasn't been very good at doing it.

Here's the other thing, I'm not sure OSU's offense was really all that great in general this year - especially post Oregon. Here are OSU's defensive yardage totals post Oregon:

Nebraska - 285 (averaged giving up 302/game)
PSU - 358 (averaged giving up 267)
Purdue - 433 (averaged giving up 452)
NW - 420 (averaged giving up 362)
Indiana - 316 (averaged giving up 245)

These are good numbers - but not great.

Might be in play. The ship in EL is about to see a mass exit. Friend told me he's not happy

Is this a player we’d be interested in?

His halftime pep talk last week turned the OL around. Sans that improvement Sawyer and friends would have really been a handful/stone wall.

Ryan Walters after winless Big Ten season

Watched the inside Michigan football episode after the game. Plenty of clips of Jadyn Davis. Always at the front. Present. Smiling and engaged. Doesn’t look like a kid who’s ready to transfer. Will be interested to see what happens with that situation.

What do you guys think?

Goodness. The more I see these videos, they look pathetic.

Why don't we get Day off the front page and put photos of the guys we care about

Sherrone deserves all front page. Let's put Day where he belongs. Obituary Section

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Many examples but here’s a good one. Going to be A LOT in the portal… each year it has only gone up. Don’t freak if we have a decent amount of players enter as well. Trust in Sean and Sherrone 🙏🏻

Well the dreadful black Monday firings

Kick it off Purdue fired Ryan Walters that was obviously there will be more

HE HAS THREE WINS AGAINST OSU !

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MICHIGAN BEAT OHIO STATE!!

AGAIN

F OFF RYAN DAY.

4 IN A ROW!!!

WOOOOHOOOOO

The sky is a little BLUEer today morning!

Never going to get old.

nm

@Josh Henschke @Trevor McCue

Would love to see something outlining who’s leaving, who’s eligible to return, and some potential portal entries. I don’t want any intel on transfers, as I get that can be dicey, but just kind of get an idea what next years roster looks like (obviously pre-transfers in).