#11 Michigan @ #13 Wisconsin. Who ya got?

[KnightAndDay]

34-20, Whiskey Dick.

 

[LionsWhyMe]

Maybe they will remember to wipe the bacon grease from his hands this game

Why, you don't want to see a fumble for the third straight week on the opening drive leading to seven points for all three opponents?

 

[ericd7633]

Harbaugh has not won a game as an underdog since he's been at Michigan? That's pretty crazy.

 

[Diego Roll Tide]

Harbaugh has not won a game as an underdog since he's been at Michigan? That's pretty crazy.

In his defense, he’s lost a few as the favorite.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

34-20, Whiskey Dick.

Yep.

They're gonna stuff that floppy thing right in Hambone's ear.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Nebraska finished in the Top 25 in 2011, 2012, and 2013. That's 8, 7, and 6 years ago, dumbass.

That was your lie.
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ONE top 15 finished in EIGHTEEN YEARS!!!!!! 18!

Did you see what I posted?!? Irrelevant is an understatement when talking about Nebraska. Your irrelevance can legally vote right now. This while playing in one of the worst divisions in P5.

I do give you props for keeping the streak going — 19 years is well on its way after losing to powerhouse Colorado.

 

[Red_Alert]

Harbaugh has not won a game as an underdog since he's been at Michigan? That's pretty crazy.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

You might do yourself a favor and re-read the entire thread. You seem to be missing the mark on a lot of these

Don’t mind @Red_Alert — Nebraska’s season is already over, so he has a lot of time on his hand to troll on here.

He doesn’t like when I remind him exactly how irrelevant Nebraska is.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Harbaugh has not won a game as an underdog since he's been at Michigan? That's pretty crazy.

That doesn’t surprise me too much. There aren’t many games they are underdogs and the one team who makes up the majority of them (OSU) has absolutely owned UM.

How many games have they been underdogs under Harbaugh? At PSU in Barkley’s last year. On the road at Wisconsin with a 3rd string QB starting. At ND?!? And the OSU games? Maybe MSU in his first year?!? At Utah in the first game he coached?

 

[Red_Alert]

ONE top 15 finished in EIGHTEEN YEARS!!!!!! 18!

Did you see what I posted?!? Irrelevant is an understatement when talking about Nebraska. Your irrelevance can legally vote right now. This while playing in one of the worst divisions in P5.

I do give you props for keeping the streak going — 19 years is well on its way after losing to powerhouse Colorado.

Yeah. I saw what you posted. You also said Nebraska 'hadn't finished in the Top 25 in 7 or 8 years'.

"Nebraska has finished the year in the top 15 in the country exactly ONCE (14th) in the past 18 years and the past 7 or 8 year’s they weren’t even in the top 25." - TrustMeIamLying

8 years would be 2011. Nebraska finished #24 in both AP and Coaches.
7 years would be 2012. Nebraska finished #25 in AP and #23 in Coaches
6 years would be 2013. Nebraska finished #25 in Coaches.

You were then dumb enough to prove it was a lie in post 154.

Michigan homers are despicable liars. Pretty much everything they say has to be validated for accuracy. Particularly when it has to do with distracting from Michigan losses.
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[TrustMeIamRight]

Nebraska finished in the Top 25 in 2011, 2012, and 2013. That's 8, 7, and 6 years ago, dumbass.

That was your lie.
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It isn’t Frost’s fault, though I’m sure he has regretted leaving a winning program for Nebraska.
If you had a choice to go to an elite football power or a women’s volleyball school — the elite football school is going to win out every time.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

Yeah. I saw what you posted. You also said Nebraska 'hadn't finished in the Top 25 in 7 or 8 years'.

"Nebraska has finished the year in the top 15 in the country exactly ONCE (14th) in the past 18 years and the past 7 or 8 year’s they weren’t even in the top 25." - TrustMeIamLying

8 years would be 2011. Nebraska finished #24 in both AP and Coaches.
7 years would be 2012. Nebraska finished #25 in AP and #23 in Coaches
6 years would be 2013. Nebraska finished #25 in Coaches.

You were then dumb enough to prove it was a lie in post 154.

Michigan homers are despicable liars. Pretty much everything they say has to be validated for accuracy.
Particularly when it has to do with distracting from Michigan losses.
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My bad, 6 or 7 years, instead of 7 or 8. WAAAAY better. How many times has Nebraska finished as a top 15 team in the past 18 years?!? Can you validate that for me?!?

 

[ericd7633]

That doesn’t surprise me too much. There aren’t many games they are underdogs and the one team who makes up the majority of them (OSU) has absolutely owned UM.

How many games have they been underdogs under Harbaugh? At PSU in Barkley’s last year. On the road at Wisconsin with a 3rd string QB starting. At ND?!? And the OSU games? Maybe MSU in his first year?!? At Utah in the first game he coached?

He's 0-6. They were favored against ND and OSU last year. I'm not sure exactly what games, just saw that he's 0-6. I'd guess the 3 first games against OSU, the PSU game in 2017, the Wisconsin game in 2017, and Utah in 2015.

 

[Red_Alert]

"Michigan struggled with Army because they were looking ahead to Wisconsin" - Michigan homer

"Couldn't be that. Michigan had a buy week (two weeks off) before Wisconsin" - Common sense

"Well Michigan struggled with Army because of Army's "triple threat" offense" - Michigan homer.

"Couldn't be that. Army's triple option only scored 14 points in regulation" - Common sense

"Well Michigan struggled with Army because Michigan had 3 turnovers" - Michigan homer

"Couldn't be that. Army also had 3 turnovers. Army was leading 14-7 with 7 minutes in the 4th quarter. They were inside the Michigan 5 and threw an interception on 2nd down." - Common sense

"Yeah but, Nebraska has finished the year in the top 15 in the country exactly ONCE (14th) in the past 18 years"

That is a conversation with a Michigan homer....

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Don’t mind @Red_Alert — Nebraska’s season is already over, so he has a lot of time on his hand to troll on here.

He doesn’t like when I remind him exactly how irrelevant Nebraska is.

When Michigan fans need to try to tear down Nebraska to make themselves feel better, you know it's time to rescind the Blue Blood status.

 

[Red_Alert]

He's 0-6. They were favored against ND and OSU last year. I'm not sure exactly what games, just saw that he's 0-6. I'd guess the 3 first games against OSU, the PSU game in 2017, the Wisconsin game in 2017, and Utah in 2015.

They were favored by 7.5 over Florida in their 41-15 Peach Bowl loss last season?
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[ericd7633]

They were favored by 7.5 over Florida in their 41-15 Peach Bowl loss last season?
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Yeah they were favored to beat UF.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

He's 0-6. They were favored against ND and OSU last year. I'm not sure exactly what games, just saw that he's 0-6. I'd guess the 3 first games against OSU, the PSU game in 2017, the Wisconsin game in 2017, and Utah in 2015.

Sounds about right. PSU curb stomped us during a whiteout game. Wasn’t even close. OSU always seems to curb stomp us.

Utah was his first game as coach. Wisconsin we started Brandon Peters, after Speight and O’Korn were injured.

So definitely not good, but not as bad as it sounds. Though many fans are up in arms over his record against top 10 teams. I think that is worse than the 0-6. I think he is 1-9 in games with top 10 teams.

 

[ericd7633]

Sounds about right. PSU curb stomped us during a whiteout game. Wasn’t even close. OSU always seems to curb stomp us.

Utah was his first game as coach. Wisconsin we started Brandon Peters, after Speight and O’Korn were injured.

So definitely not good, but not as bad as it sounds. Though many fans are up in arms over his record against top 10 teams. I think that is worse than the 0-6. I think he is 1-9 in games with top 10 teams.

Yeah I think that's the problem. He doesn't have many great wins. 2016 PSU and Wisconsin the only two that come to mind.

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

When Michigan fans need to try to tear down Nebraska to make themselves feel better, you know it's time to rescind the Blue Blood status.

Try?!? Nebraska has done a fine job on their own.