Penix just missed Odunze for what would have been a huge play and may have gotten them right back in it.
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We have a game now…Michigan looks dominant but it’s a one score game.
Washington hanging around, but missed a couple of big opportunities.
Penix playing his way to the 2nd round. So far that is.
Penix with a stiff throw in the flat.
@Pikes Peak posted:Penix playing his way to the 2nd round. So far that is.
To be fair, he is not getting much help…
Wolverines are about to end this with about 7 minutes left.
283 yards rushing for Michigan.
McCarthy and his bukkake mascara isn't looking in the same tier as Williams, Maye or Daniels, either. The O-line and backs have done the heavy lifting.
Just to show why I am not an NFL scout, midway through this season, I believed Penix might be a better long term solution at QB for the Pack than Love.
Thank God Gute is the GM and not me.
Washington almost got bailed out, but the holding call burns them.
And if there was any doubt, there it goes.
Harbaugh put Johnson 1-on-1 with Odunze and Polk all night and has struggled, but Penix couldn't capitalize. The rush got to Penix early and he's been beaten all night and been off his game.
Michigan....best team all year long and they finish it off with a Nat'l title.
Hats off to the Wolverines.
Charles Woodson & Desmond Howard party 🥳🎉 tonight.
Michigan has great players, but Harbaugh is the Belichek of college football rules. Unfortunately, it says a lot about society when guys like Harbaugh has fans more upset over his punishment vs. the infraction itself.
As for Penix, I remember him at Indiana. While he didn't have a lot of help last night, he also made several poor throws. The biggest concern I would have over him is that despite his size, he's made of glass. Two ACLs, clavicle surgery, a dislocated shoulder, and what looks like a rib injury last night. He's a guy who would benefit from a GB QB development plan: let him sit for a couple of years.
@Fandame posted:Michigan has great players, but Harbaugh is the Belichek of college football rules. Unfortunately, it says a lot about society when guys like Harbaugh has fans more upset over his punishment vs. the infraction itself.
As for Penix, I remember him at Indiana. While he didn't have a lot of help last night, he also made several poor throws. The biggest concern I would have over him is that despite his size, he's made of glass. Two ACLs, clavicle surgery, a dislocated shoulder, and what looks like a rib injury last night. He's a guy who would benefit from a GB QB development plan: let him sit for a couple of years.
Never been a big Penix fan. You are right when he is healthy he can be dangerous but he is also kind of streaky and like you said a long injury history.
As for Harbaugh I agree with you that there are a lot of people unset about his punishment. Heck with all the shenanigan's he has pulled if coached at a non blue blood school he would have been hammered by the NCAA. $10 says the NCAA will just look the other way when he leaves for the NFL.
@Fandame posted:Michigan has great players, but Harbaugh is the Belichek of college football rules. Unfortunately, it says a lot about society when guys like Harbaugh has fans more upset over his punishment vs. the infraction itself.
As for Penix, I remember him at Indiana. While he didn't have a lot of help last night, he also made several poor throws. The biggest concern I would have over him is that despite his size, he's made of glass. Two ACLs, clavicle surgery, a dislocated shoulder, and what looks like a rib injury last night. He's a guy who would benefit from a GB QB development plan: let him sit for a couple of years.
If he sits for a couple years does he play before he turns 30?
@AZPackerBacker posted:Penix has a weird throwing motion
Uncle Rico disagrees.
So the Michigan game just went final when we went on-air tonight and we're not allowed to show highlights until the broadcast is completely over. But I promised the viewers "highlights" and I tried to deliver the best I could: pic.twitter.com/us2e1Y6YeD
— Sam Ali (@SamAliSports) January 9, 2024