Looks like its going to get pretty wet in Madison. PC knows he needs a W to assuage his boss/boosters and the massive gift incoming? Michigan can be brutally bad on O.
Translation? Lots of PC brand play calling(TB's slamming into 8-9 man fronts, FB screen, shovels, GG patented draws on 2nd on long ) while, letting the D own the LOS and hope for a a key TO.
UW's D is bound to stop dropping picks and with its consistent pressures, cause some TO's/strip sacks. With only Iowa left as even a relatively tough game, a win on Saturday gets the natives feeling good again given so many have PTSD with Michigan memories from the BO days(yes younger fans, these are the pants pissers when Michigan or OSU run onto the filed)
I would expect to see a few series with Wolf like we saw with curt Philips at times early in tolzien's tenure. Tough to make a prediction given what tom sizemore would call a" God awful shitty mess" O, yet , I could see UW getting a TO early and michigan playing behind the chains all day.
A Few things to watch:
1. Will PC unleash his 240 LB hammer from Fond Du lac to eat up some Clock and look to have more TOP?
2. Will the Dunner be back at PR given the conditions?
3. Will he trust GM with some easy throws early(like last weeks first play) or Just play his woody ball and try to emasculate Michy in trench warfare?
3, Colton's fantastic film review at WSJ/madison.com showed a personnel group that had more success, Add an extra OL/Cormac with 3 Wides. Given cormac was an in line TE in 2019, will we see this in short yardage and GASP,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a play action to him in the red zone once JF is predictably covered up?
It could be 9-6 or 30-13 given the likely unknowns of the factors listed above. Stay away from this one Vegas types
Translation? Lots of PC brand play calling(TB's slamming into 8-9 man fronts, FB screen, shovels, GG patented draws on 2nd on long ) while, letting the D own the LOS and hope for a a key TO.
UW's D is bound to stop dropping picks and with its consistent pressures, cause some TO's/strip sacks. With only Iowa left as even a relatively tough game, a win on Saturday gets the natives feeling good again given so many have PTSD with Michigan memories from the BO days(yes younger fans, these are the pants pissers when Michigan or OSU run onto the filed)
I would expect to see a few series with Wolf like we saw with curt Philips at times early in tolzien's tenure. Tough to make a prediction given what tom sizemore would call a" God awful shitty mess" O, yet , I could see UW getting a TO early and michigan playing behind the chains all day.
A Few things to watch:
1. Will PC unleash his 240 LB hammer from Fond Du lac to eat up some Clock and look to have more TOP?
2. Will the Dunner be back at PR given the conditions?
3. Will he trust GM with some easy throws early(like last weeks first play) or Just play his woody ball and try to emasculate Michy in trench warfare?
3, Colton's fantastic film review at WSJ/madison.com showed a personnel group that had more success, Add an extra OL/Cormac with 3 Wides. Given cormac was an in line TE in 2019, will we see this in short yardage and GASP,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a play action to him in the red zone once JF is predictably covered up?
It could be 9-6 or 30-13 given the likely unknowns of the factors listed above. Stay away from this one Vegas types
