I couldn’t walk, it was so painful.
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So I asked Harbaugh, “Is it possible for the man who coaches the Buckeyes to look the man who coaches the Wolverines in the eye, with respect?”
“No, I was not content”, Meyer said of the play calling.
Gerald Holmes reached the ball over the goal line for a 2-yard touchdown to tie it at 14 for the Spartans with 12:03 left.
Elliott was very frustrated after Saturday’s contest that his streak of 15 consecutive 100-yard games was snapped.
But that wasn’t what had him fired up, either.
“When they (the Buckeyes) became one dimensional, the game became a lot easier”, said Calhoun.
What he was unhappy with was how he was used in the game. Meyer added that he plans to be more involved in calling plays for the remainder of the season.
Darboh leads MI with 52 catches for 635 yards; his five receiving touchdowns are second to the seven from Jehu Chesson, who has 37 catches for 535 yards. I also was reminded once again what a great coach Mark Dantonio is. My grandpa lives in Finland. If you switch the rules, you could have a team with up to 3 crossover losses still representing a division in the conference title game.
“Very collegial”, he said with a nod. It also had 12 more first downs, 25 more offensive plays, and 11:20 more possession time than the Gophers.
Ohio State’s athletic director Gene Smith said that it would have been better if the running back kept the critical comments in-house, but acknowledged that he had the right to express his opinions.
BOSTON – On a day that saw No. 3 Ohio State lose, the Fighting Irish (10-1) fumbled, stumbled and bumbled their way to an unimpressive victory over Boston College. I wanted to go be around my family and the people I love. “It wasn’t working”, he said.
With the program ready to turn the page from both the loss and the postgame fallout, MI is now the sole focus for Meyer and the Buckeyes. “He was fine. That was earlier in the week and he practiced Thursday”.
“As far as my relationship with Coach Meyer, and all the coaches we face, I have tremendous respect for them”, Harbaugh said.
“This will be my last game in the ‘Shoe”, he said. They had plenty of opportunities to take control of the game, and potentially even win, against both Ohio State and MI, but couldn’t capitalize. He then followed that statement with, “there’s no chance of me coming back next year“. “I got to make the most of my time left”. “I just want to thank Buckeye Nation for making this place so special and I’m sorry about tonight”.
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The representative from the East Division will have a loss on its record when it shows up in Indianapolis on December 5 – but we don’t yet know which of the one-loss Big Ten teams it will be.
