Indiana 38, Michigan 21

[lineygoblue]

We're officially back to Hoke/Rodriguez football. In order to have any hope of a positive change, we need the coaches to be gone. There's no guarantee that a coaching change would bring the improvement that's necessary, but its better than what we're seeing right now. Harbaugh has to go, and so do all of his coaches. Move on.

Find a guy who has some fresh ideas, and the passion to make it work. Doesn't have to have Michigan connections. Bo Schembechler had no connection to Michigan. Neither did Moeller. Lloyd Carr graduated from Northern Michigan. We just need a guy who wants to be here, has a deep passion for the game, and some fresh ideas to take advantage of the talent that is available.

[JRB]

17-7, Hoosiers, and it doesn't feel that close.

[Cody_Russell]

It does feel like Indiana is up three TDs. Yet it's 17-7.

Indiana K Charles Campbell > Detroit Lions K Matt Prater in 2020. Fact.
Michigan? An infant can be more accurate at kicking FGs.

[JRB]

Michigan drops a first down. This is what I worried about for this game-- Michigan's not there mentally after last week, against an opponent that doesn't need much help.

[Cody_Russell]

Ugh. One of the worst M offensive possessions I can remember.

Indiana has all of the momentum then M offense does:
Run-run-pass-punt. 3 and out.

M RBs are averaging 2 yards a carry and that happens.......................

[Hannibal]

Harbaugh should have been fired after last year's Wisconsin game.

Root for an Indiana blowout. We might even be able to get rid of him mid-season. If he is allowed to finish the season then we're probably looking at a 2 win season. Maybe a 1 win season. I don't think that we can beat Rutgers or Maryland. The team clearly doesn't give a shit, and neither does Harbaugh.

[JRB]

Another offsides penalty, another big gain against the Michigan secondary. Indiana about to put this out of reach in the first half. Ordinarily, I wouldn't think a 17-point first-half lead is insurmountable, but it certainly looks as though it would be today.

[maxreturn]

Clown show.

[JRB]

24-7, Indiana. This looks done and dusted. Michigan offering next to nothing on either side of the ball. This is reminding me more and more of the 2007 Oregon game, when Michigan followed up the disaster against Appalachian State with a no-show performance against a good team.

[lineygoblue]

Meanwhile I decided to tune to the MSU v Iowa game.

Hawkeyes are leading 35-0 right before the half.

You can't make this stuff up.

[maxreturn]

Another offsides penalty, another big gain against the Michigan secondary. Indiana about to put this out of reach in the first half. Ordinarily, I wouldn't think a 17-point first-half lead is insurmountable, but it certainly looks as though it would be today.

Especially when you understand that IU gets the 2nd half kickoff and in all likelihood they'll be up 31-7.

[Hannibal]

This is good. We need humiliating blowouts. Go Hoosiers. make it 52-7.

[Cody_Russell]

Disaster first half. Year 6 of Harbaugh (no excuses) and M is getting hilariously destroyed by INDIANA.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Meanwhile I decided to tune to the MSU v Iowa game.

Hawkeyes are leading 35-0 right before the half.

You can't make this stuff up.

Watch UM be their only win all year...lol

[Hannibal]

Watch UM be their only win all year...lol

Both teams will end up 1-7. Rutgers will beat us unless Harbaugh is fired before then.