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I don't know why Michigan insists on playing this zone defense.  They have been torched all game.  The CBs aren't helping, they have had some interference penalties.

Because when they played man last week- Rocky freaking Lombardi shredded them on deep balls. Their CB’s suck. Doesn’t matter what scheme they play.

ASU's top CB Jack Jones out with cramps and USC taking advantage. 

USC goes for it on 4th and 1 on the ASU 8 and LB Merlin Robertson stops USC 2 yards short. Hell of a play.

How you feeling about the Edwards hire, Frog Face?

Looks promising, after looking so damn weird. Sometimes failed NFL coaches have good runs in college. This looks like it could be one of those. 

Pete, SoS, Saban. It's possible, if they can start pulling in the top state players and dip into California and Texas.

Wolverines looking a little better. 31-21 in the 4th

How you feeling about the Edwards hire, Frog Face?

Looks promising, after looking so damn weird. Sometimes failed NFL coaches have good runs in college. This looks like it could be one of those.

Pete, SoS, Saban. It's possible, if they can start pulling in the top state players and dip into California and Texas.

I'll admit I was quite skeptical at first, especially since it seemed like our AD was simply hooking his old buddy up with a job (Ray Anderson used to be Herm's agent way back in the day) but despite no immediate extraordinary results on the field I'm definitely feeling good about it.

Herm has taken the right approach, he's more of a program CEO and motivator who let's his assistants do the large bulk of the coaching. He realized you need to recruit to compete and hiring Antonio Pierce out of one of SoCal's best HS programs (Long Beach Poly) has been easily his smarted move. Hiring Al Luginbill as a talent/recruit evaluator has been huge too, he has an eye for the 3 star kids who are likely gonna blow up. Herm's biggest mistake was promoting Graham's WR coach Rob Likens to OC when he took over, who showed soon enough he was in over his head. Thankfully he rectified his mistake and nabbed a much better OC from Boise St (Zak Hill).

Long story short: Herm has been trying to rebuild the ASU football program from the ground up, hired recruiters in his assistant ranks, and has us headed in the right direction.

I'll admit I was quite skeptical at first, especially since it seemed like our AD was simply hooking his old buddy up with a job (Ray Anderson used to be Herm's agent way back in the day) but despite no immediate extraordinary results on the field I'm definitely feeling good about it.

Herm has taken the right approach, he's more of a program CEO and motivator who let's his assistants do the large bulk of the coaching. He realized you need to recruit to compete and hiring Antonio Pierce out of one of SoCal's best HS programs (Long Beach Poly) has been easily his smarted move. Hiring Al Luginbill as a talent/recruit evaluator has been huge too, he has an eye for the 3 star kids who are likely gonna blow up. Herm's biggest mistake was promoting Graham's WR coach Rob Likens to OC when he took over, who showed soon enough he was in over his head. Thankfully he rectified his mistake and nabbed a much better OC from Boise St (Zak Hill).

Long story short: Herm has been trying to rebuild the ASU football program from the ground up, hired recruiters in his assistant ranks, and has us headed in the right direction.

To be fair, he wasn't left with much to work with.