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Anybody seen Umass play? Do they have a chance in hell of stopping Shoelace? Can their offense move the ball??

RR is gonna wanna get his Heisman canidate some stats and get an impressive win imo.....

48-10 sound about right?



 
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I was looking at this game as well to be a blow out but I hesitate because of wondering about Michigan's motivation throughout the game. If it is there all game 48-10 sounds good to me.

 

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Big number,not playing it, but RR will not call the dogs off late with a lead so you may not have to worry about the back door. I would lean Mich.

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I dont think Michigan beats anyone by 28 this year to be honest.

They don't really blow anybody out.....4 touchdowns is a lot and I think D. Robinson comes back to earth a little bit here.....UMASS has 2 game tapes now to conquer him

 
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Quote Originally Posted by thehuntman:

I was looking at this game as well to be a blow out but I hesitate because of wondering about Michigan's motivation throughout the game. If it is there all game 48-10 sounds good to me.

 

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I'd say that Shoelace has a little motivation.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by hammer22:

I dont think Michigan beats anyone by 28 this year to be honest.

They don't really blow anybody out.....4 touchdowns is a lot and I think D. Robinson comes back to earth a little bit here.....UMASS has 2 game tapes now to conquer him




 
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Quote Originally Posted by hammer22:

I dont think Michigan beats anyone by 28 this year to be honest.

They don't really blow anybody out.....4 touchdowns is a lot and I think D. Robinson comes back to earth a little bit here.....UMASS has 2 game tapes now to conquer him

Hammer, put down the crackpipe.

On a sidenote, good luck today

 
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umass usually fields a solid squad
 
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Stay away game....could be a back door cover
 
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I tried to find a 1st Quarter line but couldn't find one at any of the 4 books I deal with.

I do like the over 26 in the 1st half...I think Michigan will come out on fire and score on their 1st few drives. By reading up on Umass they actually have some guys that can catch the ball and Michigan's secondary is still the weakness of the team.

 

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Quote Originally Posted by thehuntman:

I tried to find a 1st Quarter line but couldn't find one at any of the 4 books I deal with.

I do like the over 26 in the 1st half...I think Michigan will come out on fire and score on their 1st few drives. By reading up on Umass they actually have some guys that can catch the ball and Michigan's secondary is still the weakness of the team.

 

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I was hearing on Rivals Radio all week that Michigan would be stupid to play Robinson the whole game because he has already recorded 58 carries in the first two games, UMASS could back door them here.
 
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michigans going to roll... I played with many of the UMASS players in high school and at JUCO. Their leading rusher Hernandez I could outplay right now off the street with no practice. Kind of jealous I dont get the thrill of going to play at the big house. There going to get romped though
 
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I like the OVER first half as well.  21-7 at half.
 
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Robinson won't play if michigan gets a lead tough spread from a true MICHIGAN fan stay away from game

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MM or no play
 
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I was thinking the same about the OSU game today with Tressel giving Prior some stat padding time.  I feel better about OSU's D to prevent the back door moose, so that is where my money is going.  I still think Michigan covers though.

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I could see Michigan put out a flat performance in this game.  I'd stay away.
 
 
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Umass on the Wolves 19 
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