No surprise. Drop to 10 in AP poll

[byco42]

it was 2016. Started 10-0. Took OSU to double OT in Columbus, lost the Big Ten East by a hair?s breath. beat MSU, smoked PSU, and should?ve won by double digits against UW (14-7 w/3 missed FGs).

Barely Lost in a decent consolation bowl to a good FSU team.

I summit that '15 was better overall in regards to the gap between expectations and results. M lost three in a row to end the 2016-17 season. Pick-6'd its way to losing to OSU. Had the FSU game won until they mysteriously kicked the ball to a return guy who ran like John Navarre and he got the ball to mid-field. Had they beaten FSU, I'd vote for '16. Even at that, the program has not improved since then.

 

[Spartanmack]

I summit that '15 was better overall in regards to the gap between expectations and results. M lost three in a row to end the 2016-17 season. Pick-6'd its way to losing to OSU. Had the FSU game won until they mysteriously kicked the ball to a return guy who ran like John Navarre and he got the ball to mid-field. Had they beaten FSU, I'd vote for '16. Even at that, the program has not improved since then.

It's "submit" you typo posting but literate informal British slang speaking person.

 

[byco42]

It's "submit" you typo posting but literate informal British slang speaking person.

It's "typo-posting," "slang-speaking," and it should be "slang-writing," you illiterate Spartan prat.

 

[Spartanmack]

It's "typo-posting," "slang-speaking," and it should be "slang-writing," you illiterate Spartan prat.

the first one should have been hyphenated, the second isn't really needed unless you're really nit picky, you overly sensitive, irritable wolverine crank.

 

[Mitchrapp]

Better hope Army keeps on winning. If they lose 2, 3, 4 times it won't look good.

 

[rumseyhouse77]

Better hope Army keeps on winning. If they lose 2, 3, 4 times it won't look good.

Army's schedule doesn't look too tough from here on out. I think they may very well go undefeated the rest of the season.

 

[hungry]

Doesn't matter. Michigan won.