Tag Archives: Oregon

What We Learned: Week 11

Posted on November 23, 2015 by Billy Koehler

Michigan State’s Defense is Good.  This isn’t really something new we learned, but we have confirmation.  The Spartans did such a good job on Urban Meyer’s Buckeyes that Ohio State players were complaining about the playacting and ball distribution after … Continue reading →

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The Pride and The Shame: Week 3

Posted on September 28, 2015 by Billy Koehler

The Pride.  Michigan.  The hype surrounding the return of Jim Harbaugh to Michigan is beginning to come to fruition.  The Maize and Blue annihilated a BYU team that isn’t bad at all.  The Wolverines led 31-0 at the half and … Continue reading →

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Variations on the Smash in E Lansing

Posted on September 15, 2015 by Billy Koehler

Michigan State defeated Oregon Saturday night in a game that was supposed to be a clash of styles.  From the West Coast came Oregon with their fancy uniforms and fancy, high octane offense to match.  Contrasted against the new power … Continue reading →

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Gridiron Glossary: Rub Route

Posted on September 11, 2015 by Billy Koehler

A combination of pass routes where one receiver’s route is designed to cause him to run into the defender guarding another receiver. https://youtu.be/txjC9DnM5oA?start=429s&?end=443s This is also called a pick play.  There are two receivers in this combination.  One is the … Continue reading →

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