Michigan is going to beat ND and the referees. I think the refs need to start calling a little bit more fair a game.
I don't know how
- Thread starter superrich
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I was wondering myself how much this first half cost the Notre Dame alumni to buy off the refs. Michigan is playing like ass and probably deserves to lose the game, but the officiating in this game is horrific so far.
plentyyyyyyyyyyy of game left my friends. What we need is a turnover and turn that into points. Iam sure Michigan went over what was wrong and all that stuff in the lockeroom. I still feel confident of this game.
Hellah... I agree, I just couldn't believe some of the calls! Michigan is certainly the better team, but god their QB sucks. And he's from Wisconsin, too. I mean, if a QB-weak school like Wisconsin doesn't even recruit a guy, should he really be starting for Michigan??
You guys are silly ND has more penalties than Michigan I knew if they beat Michigan you guys would have an excuse that is all it is ND has better numbers on offense and defense you guys are just sore ass losers all I have heard from you guys is how Maryland was going to blow them out didn't happen, Purdue was supposed to blow them out didn't happen now Michigan was supposed to blow them out you guys just silly and sore losers Notre Dame has played like crap and would be BLOWING them out if they weren't losing the ball so much! And if you look ND has way more penalties than Michigan does so quit being sore losers!
I specifically said that Michigan was playing like ass and deserved to lose, so I'm not making any excuse. But penalty yards or not, the crucial calls were going ND's way in the first half.
well dropped balls and turnovers wont help the cause. However, the turnovers where evened out with NDs 4 TOs. oh well..
The phantom TD call that ND got was rather interesting. Usually you need to actually have the ball and have it cross the goal-line for it be a TD..I guess not on that instance. Regardless, Michigan deserved to lose...having Navarre at QB against quality competetion is a killer.
