I may be wrong about Harris. I'm certain you've watched him more than I have. But, from what I've seen, and relative to the hype he gets, I haven't seen it. He is by no means a bad QB...just not great.

 

He's an odd guy to figure out. I do know that I always feel like Miami has a shot when he's on the field, no matter how bad he plays. He's the kind of guy that would shake off 4 Ints, and keep going like he did in the game.

Good win for the Buckeyes! I think Miami played well for most of the game and I think they will the ACC this year. The buckeyes have some work to do on special teams but they have the athletes to get it done. Pryor didn't play his best game and missed some easy short passes but in crunch time when they needed to kill the clock, Miami could not stop him from getting first downs.

 

Clyde- Who is the best QB in the Big Ten?

 

For those jumping on the D. Robinson bandwagon, just remember people were saying the same thing about Forcier last year and look how that turned out. No doubt he has had a good two weeks but he is no longer going to sneak up on anyone. He is going to take a pounding in conference games if he has to carry the ball 28 times a game. The league needs Michigan to be relevant again but I just don't see them competing for the Big Ten title with that defense.

 

Clyde- Who is the best QB in the Big Ten?

 

For those jumping on the D. Robinson bandwagon, just remember people were saying the same thing about Forcier last year and look how that turned out. No doubt he has had a good two weeks but he is no longer going to sneak up on anyone. He is going to take a pounding in conference games if he has to carry the ball 28 times a game. The league needs Michigan to be relevant again but I just don't see them competing for the Big Ten title with that defense.

 

All good points about Robinson but right he he's the best qb in the Big 10.

If I was R-Rod I would limit Robinson's touches in the next two games vs UMass and Bowling Green. He will need to have fresh legs come conference play. I just don't see this team beating Mich St, Penn St, Iowa, Wisconson or Ohio State. I will be suprised if they win one of those games, they are just not there defensively yet in my opinion. The one guy other than Pryor that I think can get in the Heisman conversation from the Big Ten is John Clay the running back from Wisconsin. I think he has rushed for 260 yards in the first two games. He is a big physical back.

If I was R-Rod I would limit Robinson's touches in the next two games vs UMass and Bowling Green. He will need to have fresh legs come conference play. I just don't see this team beating Mich St, Penn St, Iowa, Wisconson or Ohio State. I will be suprised if they win one of those games, they are just not there defensively yet in my opinion. The one guy other than Pryor that I think can get in the Heisman conversation from the Big Ten is John Clay the running back from Wisconsin. I think he has rushed for 260 yards in the first two games. He is a big physical back.

 

I think Michigan's defense is not as bad as it should be. They have been pretty respectable in their first two games when all factors are considered IMO.

 

And Robinson is not taking much as much of a beating as 29 touches would make you think IMO, because they are mainly on running plays where he can see hits and brace for them. I would be way more worried if he was getting sacked alot than about him running the ball. Maybe he won't hold up, but injuries happen.

They have been ok on points allowed but they are giving up 439 yards per game. That is not going to cut in conference play. Everyone can jump on their bandwagon if they want but I still see this team losing 5 or 6 games. They got off to the same type of start last year with a win over Notre Dame and everyone was pumping up Tate Forcier. I think Robinson is more suitable for R-Rods offense but can't see him running wild on the big boys of the Big Ten. Its just a matter of time before R-Rod is back on the hotseat. I could really care less what they do as long as Sweatervest and the boys take care of business on the field in November.

They have been ok on points allowed but they are giving up 439 yards per game. That is not going to cut in conference play. Everyone can jump on their bandwagon if they want but I still see this team losing 5 or 6 games. They got off to the same type of start last year with a win over Notre Dame and everyone was pumping up Tate Forcier. I think Robinson is more suitable for R-Rods offense but can't see him running wild on the big boys of the Big Ten. Its just a matter of time before R-Rod is back on the hotseat. I could really care less what they do as long as Sweatervest and the boys take care of business on the field in November.

 

I don't think they'll beat OSU, Iowa or Wisconsin, but I like their chances against anyone else in the Big 10 including PSU.