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GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 2:52 pm
by MickeyDavis
Forgot about this game with everything else going on in the Wisconsin sports world . I may watch, I may record and watch later.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 7:45 pm
by Iheartfootball
Well this is certainly a sloppy start for both teams.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 8:40 pm
by ReasonablySober
That turnaround happened quick.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 8:42 pm
by coolhandluke121
The last few weeks have been a testament to how the variance of the turnover battle made the Badgers look a lot worse than they really were IMO. Very disappointing that Mertz has another pick today though. I think he's just a dumb QB with basically all the bad features of Favre at his worst and almost none of the good to go with it.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 8:43 pm
by coolhandluke121
Also, I realize Allen isn't likely to have a great game with his injuries but I have had visions of Eddie George watching him recently. Yeah, I went there.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 8:53 pm
by ReasonablySober
Pryor, wow.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 9:40 pm
by ReasonablySober
Sounds like Mellusi is seriously hurt. ****.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 9:46 pm
by Ryan5UW
Not too surprised watching the play
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sat Nov 6, 2021 10:28 pm
by DrWood
so the badgers might be good?
How much must it suck to be a Michigan State fan, to be in the football playoff (presumably for the first time ever) on the first ranking, then get knocked out by a mediocre Purdue team.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sun Nov 7, 2021 12:17 am
by Iheartfootball
That was dominant. Heating up at the right time. Go Bucky.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sun Nov 7, 2021 12:58 am
by midranger
This defense may be the best I can remember. Mertz still kind of sucks, but the offense is rounding into passable quality.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sun Nov 7, 2021 1:15 am
by ReasonablySober
midranger wrote:This defense may be the best I can remember. Mertz still kind of sucks, but the offense is rounding into passable quality.
Backfield depth is concerning. As good as Allen is, if he goes down the offense goes right with him.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sun Nov 7, 2021 1:43 am
by DrWood
ReasonablySober wrote:midranger wrote:This defense may be the best I can remember. Mertz still kind of sucks, but the offense is rounding into passable quality.
Backfield depth is concerning. As good as Allen is, if he goes down the offense goes right with him.
What happened to Guerendo? He hasn't played since the first few games. They redshirting him?
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Sun Nov 7, 2021 1:49 am
by ReasonablySober
DrWood wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:midranger wrote:This defense may be the best I can remember. Mertz still kind of sucks, but the offense is rounding into passable quality.
Backfield depth is concerning. As good as Allen is, if he goes down the offense goes right with him.
What happened to Guerendo? He hasn't played since the first few games. They redshirting him?
Season ending leg injury.
Re: GT: Bucky at Rutgers - 2:30 - BTN
Posted: Mon Nov 8, 2021 2:57 pm
by Kerb Hohl
Yeah, I'm not saddened by the loss of Chez other than for depth/sharing time with Allen.
It's possible that Davis/Acker just share Chez's carries and give us 90% of his solid play and then Allen goes HAM for his 20-25 touches...but we're wearing thin.
Allen is 17 (have you guys heard?) and played a spring season. He was also fumbling once every 5 carries or so (knock on wood, maybe fixed). For these reasons I understand only giving him ~20 touches.
That said, we shouldn't need much help for Northwestern. Nebraska will be frisky even with their record and Minnesota is a big game regardless and on the road.