After the first 3 weeks...

[tarun262]

Michigan State & Ohio State look their part (though OSU seems to not be gelling right now but they will get there), but Northwestern might be up there with all of them. They hammered a very sound Stanford team that just went into USC and beat the #6 ranked Trojans. Northwestern is the real deal - their defense is very stout. Michigan's has a tough slate starting now with BYU. I would argue we likely end up with the toughest BIG schedule. Go Blue!

 

[Lake Tahoe Spartan]

Michigan State & Ohio State look their part (though OSU seems to not be gelling right now but they will get there), but Northwestern might be up there with all of them. They hammered a very sound Stanford team that just went into USC and beat the #6 ranked Trojans. Northwestern is the real deal - their defense is very stout. Michigan's has a tough slate starting now with BYU. I would argue we likely end up with the toughest BIG schedule. Go Blue!

OSU: I wonder if OSU may be having a bit of a divided lock room right now? Their QB situation may cause a division over time.

MSU: Air Force gave them all they could handle, and if AF starting QB was in the game. This game would have been close.

UM: Michigan's next 3 games at one point looked easy, but now look to be more challenging. There are not many guaranteed wins left.

 

[24to12]

OSU: I wonder if OSU may be having a bit of a divided lock room right now? Their QB situation may cause a division over time.

MSU: Air Force gave them all they could handle, and if AF starting QB was in the game. This game would have been close.

UM: Michigan's next 3 games at one point looked easy, but now look to be more challenging. There are not many guaranteed wins left.

Rushing yardage: AFA 279 yards; MSU 77 yards

 

[Lake Tahoe Spartan]

Rushing yardage: AFA 279 yards; MSU 77 yards

I know that is what AF does. The most shocking thing is how they held MSU's rushing down the whole game.

 

[detroitjohn]

I know that is what AF does. The most shocking thing is how they held MSU's rushing down the whole game.

Hangover post Oregon?

 

[klemman]

OSU: I wonder if OSU may be having a bit of a divided lock room right now? Their QB situation may cause a division over time.

I don't think there is a division in the locker room because neither QB at OSU is lighting it up right now. I think the team has enough experience with both Barrett and Jones that they will be willing to get behind which ever signal caller is moving the offense.

It's looking like Meyer may be closer to going with one guy. When that happens the offense should start getting its rhythm back.

As the OP said, MSU has a big win and looks good, OSU- which should get back on track still has the talent. Northwestern is looking more solid every week. And I have to give credit to Michigan and Harbaugh. Time will tell for the season, but right now the team seems confident.