Fiesta Bowl - Michigan vs TCU

Based on all those wins they racked up against really good teams. Right? Ohio State. That’s it, and Ohio State’s big wins are non-existent.
No, just based on watching those teams play each other. Michigan doesn’t make so many mistakes and they win easily. Some forced by TCU, some Michigan just playing poorly. I agree Michigan played in a crappy Big 10 and played an even worse OOC schedule.
 
Big10 is poo. Has anyone in the conference won a nonconference game that matters?

And I like the no call. Used his head but not sure you could say he launched and he hit the name plate. Would have been the ultimate bail out for UM who botched the final play

The ball carrier had his back to him and was in the process of being down by a previous defender. Per the rule book, it's targeting. Either apply the rule evenly to every team, regardless of the point in the game or remove the rule.
 
How do you assist on a tackle where the offensive players not standing up without taking your head down and risk injury?

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just watched TCU whip Michigan. an observation: TCU is a mature beefed up Tennessee. Sonny Dykes runs the same offense that he and Josh learned from Mike Leach !
 
The ball carrier had his back to him and was in the process of being down by a previous defender. Per the rule book, it's targeting. Either apply the rule evenly to every team, regardless of the point in the game or remove the rule.


No disrespect but screw "Per the rule book"
 
The ball carrier had his back to him and was in the process of being down by a previous defender. Per the rule book, it's targeting. Either apply the rule evenly to every team, regardless of the point in the game or remove the rule.
I have never heard that as criteria. It's always did he launch? Did he hit head or neck? That's what has been forced down our throats for years. He didn't make contact with head or neck. He assisted on a tackle.
 
I have never heard that as criteria. It's always did he launch? Did he hit head or neck? That's what has been forced down our throats for years. He didn't make contact with head or neck. He assisted on a tackle.
He put his helmet into the back of his neck. They got lucky
 
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I have never heard that as criteria. It's always did he launch? Did he hit head or neck? That's what has been forced down our throats for years. He didn't make contact with head or neck. He assisted on a tackle.

He led with crown of helmet. That is also a criteria.
 
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