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About Contact. Jon Zemke Wednesday, August 17, Brian Cook is arguably the future of media coverage for University of Michigan athletics. As the founder of the wildly popular MGoBlog. By some accounts Cook is running the largest independent team-specific sports blog in the U.

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If you've come directly to mgoblog. MGoBlog 3. Get Firefox , and email me about problems. I plan on making it usable, if not pretty, for unfrozen caveman browser in the near future. If you're seeing this in your feed reader , you are most likely a super-ancient mummy MGoBlog reader, and you should be commended for that. But you'll have to subscribe to the new feed if you want to keep getting MGoBlog in your reader. Anyone who's subscribed to the feedburner version should be fine. Read More Posted by Brian at AM Permalink. Labels: sitebulletins. Share On: Digg Del. This will be the only post today. The new site launches Monday, and I'm spending the day porting all the posts over, and then the weekend making sure everything is ready. I know you didn't read the Zone Stretch article from yesterday, so go back and read that.

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Send feedback. Available episodes. Maybe for Michigan. Sam has us make our case, which is the same we've been making forever. Bryce Underwood is the classic example. Michigan included. That doesn't mean there's a problem it means we had the best three safeties in America and football has two starting safeties.

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Michigan Men's Basketball closed out their regular season of the campaign with an eighth straight loss, the team's 13th in 14 games and 18th in 20 games. Michigan hung around in the first half but like so many other games this season, were blown out of the water in the second half and the final minutes ticked down without any intrigue. Wash, rinse, repeat. Tominaga had his way with the Michigan defense, lethal from downtown with four triples, plus gobs of easy scores inside at the rim. Even for a Michigan defense that has had plenty of ugly halves this season, this first half effort had to have been among the ugliest. To Michigan's credit, they had a lot of offensive success as well in the first half against a Nebraska defense that had been pretty sharp in recent weeks. It wasn't enough to keep up with the way their defense was hemorrhaging points on the other end, but it gave the game a competitive feel, as Michigan only trailed by seven at halftime. There were a couple instances of Tominaga drilling a shot at one end, only for McDaniel to pull up from three and swish it at the other end. Michigan didn't get a ton else of note offensively outside of McDaniel in the first half, but it was enough to keep them within striking distance at the half.

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The Michigan coaching staff has a tendency to stubbornly bang their heads against the wall well after it becomes evident that what they're trying isn't quite working. It's about getting to the right area on the field as quickly as possible and walling off the defense. The only position that is worrisome is tight end. MGoPodcast Very impressive at May Columbus Nike Camp…………. Then it will have a constellation of guys who I pay a little bit of money to write stuff. I think I should revise my position here: Saban's managed to sluff off most of his roster deadweight on medical scholarships of dubious merit and it looks like there will be no outright cuts. Quote: "He's trying to buy a loaf of his soul. Posted by Brian at PM Permalink. Labels: banner contest. After an adjustment period they should both be very, very good. Riley then completed his zone block by peeling off and hit the outside linebacker. Which makes sense because MGoBlue. A traditional blocking scheme could go one of two ways: block everyone man up or have the center block down on the defensive tackle while the guard pulls around to block the middle linebacker. And sometimes defensive linemen aren't considered first level, usually backside defensive ends who are suffered to run free so that the tackle lined up over him can instead block a second level defender.

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Last year, there was a book, and it was good. As the founder of the wildly popular MGoBlog. Boren was the first Michigan offensive lineman in recent memory to not redshirt. These teams played fairly evenly but Michigan State has a goalie that can bail them out and Michigan doesn't. Then the linemen must drive the defender backwards, or at the very least prevent him from getting penetration. And the placement of the defensive tackles shoulder-to-shoulder with the defensive ends spread out in their usual place outside the offensive tackle is seemingly crazy on third and one. Likes Download 6. That system sucks for everybody because there's no investment in the players, there's less time to get to know your system, and nobody's getting an education. Wish me luck. Just plain awesome stuff. Carry on.