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Label Notes: Reminder that I’m combining all scores (except QB) in the charting. p=pass pro, y=YAC, c=catch, b=block for RBs, and route=route. It might be more than one or an odd number, in which case the higher one goes first, so if you see something like “Wilson(+3croute) that means Wilson got a +2 for a difficult catch and +1 for running a good route. Capital letters in the formations refer to skill positions: R=RB or tailback, S=superback (2nd RB), Y=inline TE, F=off-line TE, X=split end (WR on weak side), Z=flanker (WR on strong side), H=Slot. Formation Notes: Michigan spent much of i...

Formation Notes: Northwestern kept their safeties down all day so the “Hi” metric is doing more work than normal. I started giving safeties +0.5 in the box if they got within 8 yards within a second after the snap, and +1 in the box if they got closer than that. Michigan had a formation where the slot receiver and tight end switched spots. When they did this I denoted it with “Flip” then the position headers, so this is Gun YH Flip. Substitution Notes: Filiaga (RG) and Barnhart (LG) went all day for injured Keegan and Zinter. Just one snap for McCarthy until Michigan had a comfortable ...

Formation Notes: Double Eagle. This was called 245 Split and if I added a letter that’s the gap with a down LB. 245 Split A. And they also ran a 404 Tite front with a pinched DE, which I called 4-3 Tite. Continuing with my convention of naming their 11 personnel formations by the position of the H (slot) receiver—”Gun Wk” for in the slot weakside, etc.—when he lines up inside I’ll call out the gap. So this is Gun Str B (H receiver is in the B gap of the TE’s side). Substitution Notes: A lot of movement at guard. Filiaga got the start at LG and rotated with Keegan until Zinter lef...

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Formation Notes: Double Eagle. This was called 245 Split and if I added a letter that’s the gap with a down LB. 245 Split A. And they also ran a 404 Tite front with a pinched DE, which I called 4-3 Tite. Continuing with my convention of naming their 11 personnel formations by the position of the H (slot) receiver—”Gun Wk” for in the slot weakside, etc.—when he lines up inside I’ll call out the gap. So this is Gun Str B (H receiver is in the B gap of the TE’s side). Substitution Notes: A lot of movement at guard. Filiaga got the start at LG and rotated with Keegan until Zinter lef...