Tag: Jordan Glasgow

Nightly Roundup: September 23, 2019

Space Coyote put together some interesting thoughts on Michigan and the Wisconsin game (LINK).

Jordan Glasgow: "Some of the plays, obviously on the goal line, I feel like I didn’t perform the way I should have. It doesn’t matter if it’s a 330-pound offensive guard or the tackle or the center or whoever, I’ve got to perform and do what I’m asked to do as a football player"

— angelique (@chengelis) September 23, 2019

Nightly Roundup: September 9, 2019

“The Week 2 Eckrich Team of the Week powered by PFF saw some impressive performances and, of course, the strength of opponent also factored into the overall selections as did the PFF player grades.” – @PFF_Cam https://t.co/5aZCCYnIEK pic.twitter.com/hQGhs3Kwr5

— PFF College (@PFF_College) September 8, 2019

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Nightly Roundup: September 3, 2019

I couldn’t find video of this earlier, but this was the play of the game from my awards post (LINK).

Love the effort by Glasgow. pic.twitter.com/I1CgCHBINo

— Due# (@JDue51) September 2, 2019

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Michigan vs. Middle Tennessee State Awards

Let’s see more of this guy on offense . . . Zach Charbonnet. The true freshman earned the first start for a freshman in a season opener since Sam McGuffie in 2008. And let me throw out the suggestion that Charbonnet will have a better career in a Michigan uniform (McGuffie had 486 rushing yards, 175 receiving yards, and 4 touchdowns in his one season in Ann Arbor). Charbonnet had 8 carries for 90 yards and 2 catches for 9 yards. He showed some toughness, vision, pass catching ability, pass blocking ability, and a little bit of speed.

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Michigan 40, Middle Tennessee 21

There’s a lot that we could get into with the new offense, so I think it might be best to just go position-by-position on that side of the ball.

The two-quarterback thing needs to be nixed. Jim Harbaugh and Josh Gattis are probably trying to make Dylan McCaffrey happy by putting him on the field with Shea Patterson, but it’s a bad move. The offense isn’t in sync when both are on the field. Whoever’s behind center is late getting the play off, and then they threw an inside screen to McCaffrey, who was immediately swarmed under by big guys. Why put your lanky backup QB in a situation where he catches a ball three yards away from 250+ pound defensive linemen and linebackers?

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