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This is what you look like if you want to play ILB as a true freshman at Wisconsin. I love the way this kid hits. Had he played for a big high school in a populated area, he's a 5* recruit. I'm glad he wasn't, because then he wouldn't be a Badger.

Hopefully, Leo Chenal will be a known name after tomorrow.

Seems to me you might be coming down with something...

Smashing advice,you're right to gross to even mention here

don't think it will be a close game. I have a feeling either Wisconsin will open up a can on Michigan and get some payback for last year and whip Michigan's ass and Michigan's O continues to tank- or Michigan's offense will finally click with that two weeks to work out some kinks and get a little boost with LT Jon Runyan back and WR Donovan Peoples-Jones back and they'll be able to put up some points and pull away.

Michigan has the receivers to make big plays down the field. Shea Patterson flat out has to play better. He's missed like 6 wide open walk-in TD's deep with crappy throws/bad reads. He needs to hit those plays. The Michigan pass offense is very bad right now. They need to open it up, get more creative- and Shea needs to hit the freaking throws for the big plays when they are there. Shea starts actually hitting the big plays and he makes the right reads in the read option stuff and keeps the ball once in awhile- the run game will open up for Charbonnet and Turner.  

This is what I’ve been saying. I expect Michigan to go deep early and often to see what they can accomplish and try to get the lead.

Can Wisconsin defend it? Can They make them pay via sacks or getting them behind the chains? Can they match it with great balance between running and passing on their side of the ball?

Fascinating match up.  

Gutsy.  I like it!

Wisconsin might not have to defend it. I'm very nervous about this game because: Shea Patterson. He is so talented, he really is. He's an athletic QB that can really run and his mechanics and arm are both very good. He throws a great looking ball. You can see why he was rated a 5*. The measurables are there. It's everything else where he's really lacking. His pocket presence sucks. He actually runs himself into sacks by leaving the pocket when he should just slide or step up. He doesn't feel the pocket like the great ones do. He holds the ball too long, he locks in on his first read, he never audibles. Army was playing off Black 10 yards plus literally the entire game. Navarre and Henne used to always call an audible and throw a smokescreen to Braylon back in the day when defenses would play off Braylon that far. Easy pitch and catch for 10 yards and a first down. You never see Shea do this. Ever. Shea is always late with his throws and he misses wide open guys because he locks onto his primary like no one I've ever seen. Zone coverages seem to confuse the hell out of him.

Very talented athlete, really nice throwing motion and has good arm strength- but the measurables don't matter when you don't have the intangibles. He's just not a natural QB or smart football player. Some guys just have it. He doesn't.