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In Week 2 against UNLV Michigan tried to run Stretch (aka Outside Zone) as their primary counter to Duo, their base running play. It didn't work. The problem with that is if your base running play is inside the tackles you still need something you can run well that goes outside of the tackles. Otherwise your Duo runs are just going to get swallowed up. This sounds pretty basic. But what kind of outside run could look like Duo/Inside Zone? And how can you spot it? Let's look. [After THE JUMP: Wrappers]

'Puss in Boots' is now one of the year's best-reviewed animated features, and a guaranteed awards season contender.

What might the play-call sheet look like for Ryan Day and Jim Knowles on December 31?

  This play was talked about a lot, and not just here. This is SC breaking it down, why the throw didn't go into the end zone.   Lots of complaints on this call, let me explain the design here pic.twitter.com/vVjb2OCfmq

Note: Sorry for the delay in publishing this. Had some computer mishaps which led to a decent chunk of this being lost so had to rewrite on the fly. As such, it's a bit shorter than usual which, I'll admit, doesn't jive with the marathon party of sideline warnings and wounded duck throws out of bounds that was this contest. Best: Hart