I am a little late on this, but I have to post a couple of told you so's:First, I said Michigan would never have the lead; I was counting on Michigan to win the toss and defer, but once Ohio State took the lead, they never looked back.
Second, I said that Michigan would get caught finally on a "helmet-to-helmet" hit. The got away with one of these during the Penn State game on Anthony Morelli and again on Drew Tate in the Iowa State game. I have watched three Michigan games this year and they finally got caught doing there dirty deeds. Hey Ron, how about teaching your boys how to tackle clean this Spring.
Third I said, these are the two best teams in the nation and even thought I don't necessarily want to see a rematch, I do want to see the two best teams in the BCS Championship. Well looks like the BCS rankings have my back on this one too.
Game Facts:
The Michigan defense was ranked No 1 against the run but gave up 187 yards rushing including two 50+ yard runs for touchdowns. They were also ranked No. 4 total defense, but gave up 503 total yards in Columbus.
Troy Smith threw touchdowns to four different receivers including Ted Ginn who Michigan should have been all over like flies on a turd. He did have a pick and a couple of charged fumbles, but what are you gonna do when your center has a cast on this snapping hand.
So I will say, way to go Buckeyes; you have shown the world why you have been ranked No. 1 all season long. Let's see if we can find you a formidable opponent for the BCS title game. And for you Michigan fans, a song dedicated to you as you are still dazed from Seein' Red.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Ok, so OSU won. Wallow in it while you can.
BTW- where is Penn State? Anyone? Hello? *crickets*
Ranked 25th in the BCS. Two shutouts (including at the time the 4th ranked offense in nation, Perdue.) Probably gonna win the Dick Butkus award for the second year in the row. Held OSU to 14 offensive points. But didn't have a QB that was worth a rat's ass. See you next year sucka!
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