#21 Michigan (3-1, 1-0) at Nebraska (3-1, 0-1) Postgame

[Mdot21]

I don't care how big and solid a kid is.
If he runs enuff and takes enuff hits in the Big Ten, it will take a toll, especially on his throwing by November

everyone needs to pump the brakes lol. he ran 8 times vs CMU...only 7 of them were actual runs- one was a sack. if he runs 7 times a game during B1G play- I think he'll be just fine. if he starts running 20 times a game like OU's QB did vs Michigan- then we might have a problem. 

there is zero question though just the threat of his legs makes this offense much more dynamic and harder for defenses to defend. they need to sprinkle that in- and remind defenses hey you have to account for this- but they don't want to lean on it by any means. the RB's are too talented- Underwood shouldn't be getting anywhere near 20 carries in a game. But 7-10 a game? Yeah, that's more than fine. 

[FearlessF]

agreed, especially if half of those 7-10 are scrambles

[Mdot21]

one thing to look out for, Nebraska D vs the run.

they gave up 202 rushing yards on 6.7 YPC to Cincinnati, and that QB gashed them on the ground.

they gave up 119 rushing yards on 26 carries (4.6 YPC) to Akron's running backs on the ground.

they gave up 121 rushing yards on 27 carries (4.5 YPC) to FCS Houston Christian (never even heard of this team) on the ground.

Michigan ran for 200+ in the opener vs what might be a better than anyone expected New Mexico team, ran for 146 vs an excellent Oklahoma defense on the road at night with 2 OL starters out, and is coming off a 400 yard rushing performance in their get right game vs Central Michigan where they finally took the training wheels off the 5* QB a little bit and let him run it touch.

Nebraska better be ready to play some run defense.

[FearlessF]

The Husker run defense makes me VERY nervous

[Mdot21]

Matt Rhule vs ranked opponents: 


3-22 overall
0-17 in his last 17

here's to hoping he falls to 3-23 and 0-18.

[FearlessF]

if Rhule doesn't stop the Michigan run, it's gonna happen

[Mdot21]

https://twitter.com/TheWolverineOn3/status/1967747383854547181

[Mdot21]

Derrick Moore needs to have a breakout game here. he's had a slow start to this season playing hurt through injury. Jaishawn Barham is going to be playing a lot more EDGE it sounds like. they need these guys to get pressure on Dylan Raiola. Rod Moore should be back and Biff says he's 100% going to play. Should help on the back end, Rod Moore is the QB of the secondary and one of the best safeties in CFB when he's right. 

have to let Bryce cook and have to let him use his legs a little bit. he's a rookie that's going to make mistakes- but you have to let him learn from those mistakes and take the good with the bad. can't keep the training wheels on him- he's not going to get better if they don't let him play his game. 

should be a doozy of a game. 

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[MrNubbz]

Who are those Ebb & Jebbs,proprieters of the Bugeater Club in Lincoln?

[FearlessF]

hummer & crawford???

don't know em

I'll let you look em up

but, obviously fart smellers that don't mind going out on a limb for clicks

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