PJ Fleck at Minnesota wins their first Jug at home in 50 years.

Tim Lester is Iowa’s Offensive Coordinator who beats Michigan using a last second forward pass of all things.

It would appear the MACtion gods did not take the clock situation well and are enacting their revenge for being wronged.

I've been fortunate to be a part of many great experiences and traditions. For example, Jump Around at Camp Randall was awesome. Enter Sandman at Va Tech is pretty hype.

Yesterday, I got to the do the wave at Kinnick. It looks awesome on TV and is a cool story......but I can't emphasize how much people underappreciate this event until you take part in it. It was an AMAZNG thing to do, to see some kids with their families and caretakers going through an awful time smile and wave back.

Got me thinking, what other traditions out there are undervalued or harder to appreciate until you take actually take part in it?

Viva Terlingua posts "I am in the CU team hotel and have the CU playbook" on Red Raider Sports forum.

Said a group were at the Colorado team hotel bar, and found a playbook that had game scripts for CU and Tech tendencies. Wanted to know how to get it to Tech coaching staff.

MBG tweets out a screenshot to mock Viva Terlingua.

The problem is, it looks like he was right, he had parts of the game script

A West Texas podcaster matched pages of the script to game video.

After Michigan’s 2023-24 national title, the QB play has been putrid but its run game persisted. I remember when Alex Orji threw for 32 yards and Michigan still beat USC 27-24 with 290 yards on the ground. That run game was also enough for the Wolverines to beat Ohio State and Alabama in an 8-5 season.

Worse-case scenario, I thought Michigan’s offense would be as good as that one this year, using a run-heaving playbook with many more QB runs and two highly-touted running backs.

But the offense looks even worse than 2024. Jordan Marshall is averaging 4.4 yards per carry and much-hyped Savion Hiter has 3.2 yards per rush. I know Underwood has been horrible and his uncatchable pass on the final fourth down was inexcusable but Marshall averaged 1.8 more yards per carry last year — with Underwood at QB.

So to call Underwood the sole culprit is simplistic. Even with no passing game, U-M should have had a 50-yard rusher against a WMU defense that featured fewer returning starters than the Michigan offense. Putting aside the talent discrepancy between a Big Ten and MAC program.

To reiterate, we know this isn’t all on Underwood because they look two-touchdowns worse than last year’s 9-4 team with Underwood as a freshman.

Underwood might be why this team could not be better than a 9-win team, but the coaching staff is why its currently worse. The FOX broadcast did a good job of highlighting how the OC is not calling plays to suit the linemen’s strengths. And Underwood has made numerous head-scratching moments, but so has the rest of this highly-penalized team.

Edit: Listening to Bruce Feldman who said Michigan has had one rush of more than 20 yards this year and had 24 last season.

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It's time for this week's list of undefeated teams and their matchups. Also listed are any potential undefeated matchups, including if it's an undefeated FBS vs an undefeated FCS.

The following teams lost their undefeated status this week:

• Cincinnati Bearcats
  
• Florida Gators
  
• Iowa Hawkeyes
  
• Mississippi State Bulldogs
  
• South Florida Bulls
  
• UMass Minutemen
  
• Virginia Tech Hokies
  

In other news, these teams have yet to win one game:

Charlotte 49ers
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks
Northern Illinois Huskies

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