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This one is out of the blue: next chapter pic.twitter.com/iHgRw87Mnv — Christopher Hinton (@Thechrishinton) January 5, 2022 While Hinton was a borderline five-star as a recruit, his grading here and to Pro Football Focus were in line with a decent Big Ten starter, not an early NFL entry. He had two years of eligibility remaining after playing three years at Michigan. That third year was a doozy, however. Hinton improved dramatically over the last offseason after showing merely flashes of the touted recruit in his first two campaigns. That emergence played a major role in the team’s success...

Event notice: If you're not going to be in Miami, and you're looking for New Years Eve plans where you can be surrounded by other people who understand the thing about the football, HomeSure Lending is hosting a watch party/NYE celebration at Cultivate Coffee and Tap House. There will be dinner and dessert by Cultivate Kitchen, Side Biscuit Wings & Biscuits, a midnight champagne toast, and drinks. Tickets are $75 or $55 if you're the designated driver. Rule is you have to be vaccinated or have a negative test in the last 24 hours, and masks are required while standing/moving...

Formation/Nomenclature Notes: OSU would line up their TE as a deep H-back which I called “F” so this is “Pistol F Wk,” meaning the slot receiver (H), is opposite the side the TE is on. Substitution Notes: Barrett came in for Ross on a few passing downs, probably to get a little more speed out there. Snap counts. Lexicon Note: I also started tracking “WRDIS,” which stands for Wide Receivers Doing Insane Shit, because OSU’s three dudes were making incredible plays against coverage that would have beaten anything less. This is an acronym, pronounced like “whirr diss,” because I ...

11/27/2021 – Michigan 42, Ohio State 27 – 11-1, 8-1 Big Ten, Big Ten East Champions The thing that cracked me was the folding chair. I don't know when this happened, exactly, but it might have been around the same time the turnover chain spawned its infinite variations around the country. There are three guys on the Michigan sideline who maniacally wave around folding chairs at key moments. They must be walk-ons. I can discern no rhyme or reason as to what prompts the chair waving. It does not actually seem connected to turnovers—Michigan acquired none in this game. I do not know if...

This will be the thread for hot takes about the defense.