The Dusty May era begins tonight! Michigan will take on Cleveland State at 8 p.m. The game will air on Big Ten Network.

Dusty May says Jones is "day-by-day" and "he'll be back soon." Says he's been bit with a random injury bug.

Great stuff here from @samspiegelman

John Harbaugh and ask him for some recommendations on a NFL, OC for Michigan moving forward?

The moment is to big for him. The last drive showed he's not a money play caller. 3 more games we can get two of them hopefully but Moore needs to look at a few guys on staff. We have a full time special teams coach and they are not very good. Is what it is we had our chances. Onward.

Data, film review, analysis of Michigan's offense vs Oregon.
Davis Warren doing JJ-like things.
A simple fix for Mullings.
Tyler Morris getting WR1 run.
The case for playing 13 personnel most of the time.
This OL, may have found its missing link.
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Not sure if it was intended heading into the visit but we're told that Nathaniel Owusu-Boateng is still on a visit to Ann Arbor and didn't depart after the game.

Does it mean much in the grand scheme of things? Probably not but it certainly doesn't hurt things one bit. It does mean that the interest is legitimate and he is trying to get the most out of his trips to Ann Arbor. This is likely his last visit to U-M before he announces around December 4, so I don't blame him and his circle for soaking as much in as you can. He will be back in South Bend next week as Notre Dame takes on Florida State.

At any rate, just wanted to share.

All the latest right here:

Former Wolverine Jim Scarcelli breaks down the tape from this past weekends game verses Oregon. Scar also gives his thoughts on the upcoming tilt in Bloomington against Indiana.
Breakdown
Open 00:00-2:04
Ducks 2:05-7:40
Hoosiers 7:41-14:40
OSU/PSU 14:41-18:50
Film analysis 18:51-1:08:04
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Michigan's loss to Oregon and the latest intel, rumors, and temperature checks on the recruiting trail.
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Could be available if USC keeps losing this year. His defenses suck but he's recruited & coached three quarterbacks to Heisman trophies. He wouldn't have to worry about coaching the defense as an OC.
Out with Campbell and in with Riley?

(I'm probably dreaming but we need a new OC next year).

The officiating cost us at least four points. How the first TD is not reviewed is unacceptable. How CBS didn't show the look until it went to commercial smacks of a little shenanigans. How our staff wasn't on top of it is unacceptable.

Wink is an enigma. Two games in a row, they have been abused on the first drive and settled in for some good ball for a few series. It's hard to judge him because the D is pretty banged up, but overall, I think he gets a D on the season. Third and long continues to be a crap show, and the tackling is below average. How many long drives did they give up today? A bunch.

Special teams played a huge part in this game. They got a turnover that helped get our first TD, and then they had the incredibly stupid penalty on the punt that kept the OR drive alive, eventually leading to points.

The offense is bizarre. Campbell appears to have no feel for the game right in front of him. This was not MSU. We needed to play solid, hard-nosed football, and instead, we got the circus. How many times did we lose yardage on first down? Why would you draw up a game plan that features running side to side against a speed defense? Why, when the chips are down, would you take the ball out of the hands of your best players?

Overall, our guys played very hard. I thought Davis was outstanding. More receivers were involved. Loveland was great. The O-line is what it is. The kicking game was solid.

The coaching was bad enough that the CBS TV crew was openly calling them out. The coaches didn't put the Wolverines in positions to succeed.

Tough to watch. Our guys deserved better.

The bettors liked that one.

A look at LSU and Michigan as both battle to signing day:

-UM Men's B-ball: The Dusty May era starts tonite at home against Cleveland State, @ 8pm on BTN

Point Spread 17.5 for UM

-UM Women's B-ball: The women play a Hall of Fall Series game in Vegas against none other than juggernaut South Carolina...SC is 109-3 last 3 years with 2 Natty's in 3 years. Good news, 6-7" Camilla Cardozo is in WNBA & 6'3" dunker Ashlyn Watkins is suspended. Bad news, SC is still absolutely LOADED with talent and is pre-season #1. With players Te-Hina Paopao, Sania Feagin, generational talent Milaysia Fillwiley, Tessa Johnson, Raven Johnson (who switched on Caitlin Clark and only player ever to shut down Clark), Bree Hall, Chloe Kitts, Joyce Edwards, etc., etc., this will be the toughest possible challenge for our women out of the gate! Hopefully are ladies will stay poised, play hard, and be in the fight. This will be tougher challenge than #1 Oregon in football.
UM vs SC @7:30pm on TNT & Tru TV

Point spread: 24.1 for SC

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Keep flipping with your remotes!!

that SMU just may have the chance to play for the conference championships for the ACC. That league is the biggest JOKE in Div 1, FBS football. This is insane.

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"The trip went great! The Big House experience definitely lived up to its name, and the facilities, campus and people were all amazing I really enjoyed it.

"Michigan is sitting pretty high for me right now. I feel strong about our relationship and think they're a great program that I can see myself having a lot of success in."


Cam was traveling late Sunday so we'll follow up this week for more.

He would be on my list for either coordinator position. He is so elite he can coach either side.

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This defense has too much talent to play like it has played. I am not one to overreact, but Wink stinks. Giving up a 45 second TD drive before half was bush league and cost Michigan the game.