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Oregon at Michigan Updates

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When was the last time Michigan has given up 30+ four games in a row?

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Is it time for ND to get their head kicked it yet??? :cry:

32-7 at the half...Michigan clearly looks lost......Oregon gets the ball after half.....

 

Lloyd...great analysis brother :lol:

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The worst thing in the world is when 100K people are clamoring for a freshman QB backup.

 

 

32-7 Halftime Ducks hammering Michigan

 

 

When a team is losing the Backup QB is very Popular:thumb:

Carr didn't act like a man who was about to lose his job...

Is it time for ND to get their head kicked it yet??? :cry:

There is a silver lining to every cloud.

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Is it time for ND to get their head kicked it yet??? :cry:

 

 

Almost:thumb:

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32-7 at the half...Michigan clearly looks lost......Oregon gets the ball after half.....

 

Lloyd...great analysis brother :lol:

 

 

He was Spot On:D :D

How can one team have so much and look so bad?

Here's your answer...

lloyd carr.jpg

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Henne wont play the 2nd half he wont even be coming out of the locker room.

 

Maybe Carr is fearful of his life.:sssh:

Henne not starting the second half...

Hart clutching his ankle and limping off...

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