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Not an historian but Googled IU vs U of M history

Correct. You must not have heard that IU has a new coach and so does UM. Enough said. Only you're 5-3 and IU is 9-0. When was the last time IU was 5-3 and UM 9-0, much less IU at 9-0 and UM 5-3?

IU has one win since 1987 (37 years) and that was 2020 during covid.....ouch!

While you're here...

Most of the country would like to know the answer to this question:
What kind of staff doesn't go after a QB in the Portal when they know they have a 6th year perennial oft injured, little used, backup, a former walk-on who's not quite ready for prime time,, and a freshman who struggles to throw an accurate pass on the depth chart as their potential starters at Quarterback...???

No one is ever going to mistake that group as a cerebral bunch...
 
IU has one win since 1987 (37 years) and that was 2020 during covid.....ouch!
That is correct. I was an IU student in 1987 and was at that game, which was played in a driving rainstorm. Besides the actual game, the best part was Bo Schembechler crying at his post-game press conference about IU fans making too much noise while Michigan was trying to snap the ball.

This year, Michigan's crying will likely start early in the second quarter, and by the third quarter, its players will begin faking injuries so they can go to the bench and not have to get hit in the mouth any longer.
 
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IU has one win since 1987 (37 years) and that was 2020 during covid.....ouch!
And we have not had a University President take football seriously in 40 years.

Now, they take it seriously for one year and are getting ready to whoop your ass. What does that say about UM?

Prepare yourself, cause it's gonna hurt.
 
Another week in which opposing fans come to this board in hopes of willing their team to victory based on the history of their program. Believe it or not, IU is not foreign to this concept; hence, IU's 5 banners hanging in assembly and yet IU is still trying to get back to those glory days in basketball. WASH, NEB, and even MSU fans were touting IU's weak schedule and poor history playing against their teams. Well, those teams were placed on IU's schedule by the conference and IU can only play the schedule they are given. Therefore, if IU's schedule is so weak then those three previously named schools must really SUCK this year and Michigan fans will be feeling very BLUE when they join the list of teams IU has smashed in the mouth this season. Mich squeaked by MSU in the vaunted Big House and IU slept through the second half of the win vs MSU in E. Lansing.
 
I think its wise to adopt CCC's perspective. This is business....and business has to be taken care of. Revenge and sugar highs can wait until the game is over. Michigan is an obstacle to what is possible, just like the last 9 opponents. They are going to be prepared....because in one sense....Oregon prepared Michigan for Indiana. They face the same basic opposition. What IU has to do is wash, rinse and repeat. IU is averaging 46 points per game, Michigan is averaging 21 points per game. Michigan will try to control the clock and the ball....and run the ball early and often....mixing in tight end routes to keep piling up first downs. They don't think IU can score on them like Oregon did, imo. IU has to run its offense....avoid turnovers and penalties....and the points will come. I think this game will be closer than we have seen....but CCC is the difference. This team follows the script and the results take care of themselves.
 
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I think its wise to adopt CCC's perspective. This is business....and business has to be taken care of. Revenge and sugar highs can wait until the game is over. Michigan is an obstacle to what is possible, just like the last 9 opponents. The are going to be prepared....because in one sense....Oregon prepared Michigan for Indiana. They face the same basic opposition. What IU has to do is wash, rinse and repeat. IU is averaging 46 points per game, Michigan is averaging 21 points per game. Michigan will try to control the clock and the ball....and run the ball early and often....mixing in tight end routes to keep piling up first downs. They don't think IU can score on them like Oregon did, imo. IU has to run its offense....avoid turnovers and penalties....and the points will come. I think this game will be closer than we have seen....but CCC is the difference. This team follows the script and the results take care of themselves.
If Michigan doesn’t think IU can score they are straightjacket delusional. Plus, their offense is horrible and IU is playing lockdown defense right now.
 
While you're here...

Most of the country would like to know the answer to this question:
What kind of staff doesn't go after a QB in the Portal when they know they have a 6th year perennial oft injured, little used, backup, a former walk-on who's not quite ready for prime time,, and a freshman who struggles to throw an accurate pass on the depth chart as their potential starters at Quarterback...???

No one is ever going to mistake that group as a cerebral bunch...
UM?
 
This year, Michigan's crying will likely start early in the second quarter, and by the third quarter, its players will begin faking injuries so they can go to the bench and not have to get hit in the mouth any longer.

It will be really really hot and they'll be having all kinds of cramping issues.
 
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When you look at the history and the stats for the Indiana Michigan game on Saturday, the only one with any significance is that the Wolverines are 12.5 point underdogs.
 
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IU has one win since 1987 (37 years) and that was 2020 during covid.....ouch!
I still don't know why your team got to keep its natty last year. You got caught cheating and Hardball had to abdicate to the NFL. After we stomp your a$$ on Saturday, it'll be fun to see the O$U stomp your a$$ at the end of the year. Have fun at the Motor City Bowl this year and please extend your coaches contract. Go Hoosiers!
 
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