hm.grwn.grizfan said:PlayerRep said:hm.grwn.grizfan said:PlayerRep said:Weber didn't force 5 TO. It got the benefit of a slippery field and slippery ball, and yes made a few plays. The UM D was way better than Weber's D.
Watch the game and learn something about football before you post in the future.
UM also got the benefit of a slippery field and ball and forced precisely zero turnovers. Yes, yes, if a bounce had went our way blah blah, but it didn’t and we lost. I accept it, and don’t make excuses for sneed and his record breaking bad game. He threw five picks. That is exceptionally bad, and Weber had something to do with that.
And you don't understand the game of football and never played the game.
Jeez, no one said that both teams didn't play on the same field.
I only played the game at the high school level, so what bud. It doesn’t take a former or current college athlete to understand the game of football. And you said that Weber didn’t force those turnovers, but they most certainly did. They zoned up, which clearly flustered sneed, who under pressure from their d line proceeded to have the worst game by any QB in UM history.
When a wet ball slips out of a QB's hand, that is not a forced TO?
Which of the interceptions do you feel was forced?