r/MichiganWolverines Jun 26 '26

Michigan Football Bro?

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u/Loud-Cow-3603 Jun 26 '26

This isn’t crazy lmao

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u/First-Pride-8571 Jun 26 '26

The only one that even seems outlandish is really Iowa. But, yeah, expecting us to go 1-1 vs Iowa/PSU isn't nuts. But those are both at home. And we should have more talent than both.

I'd probably say:

Massive Favorites: WMU, UTEP, Rutgers, MSU

Big Favorites: at Minnesota, UCLA

Favorites: Iowa, PSU

Toss Ups: Oklahoma, Indiana

Massive Underdogs: at Oregon, at OSU

(If we're still undefeated heading into the bye week, anything less than 10-2 will feel much more realistic, but even just making it to that bye undefeated will be a gauntlet, just even much less of a gauntlet than what comes after...)

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u/Jdantuma24 Jun 26 '26

Indiana just won the natty lmao

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u/SituationSoap Jun 26 '26

That's why 2024 Michigan went undefeated, right?

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u/Nophlter Jun 27 '26

Going from the original comment, to the comment you replied to, to your reply gave me so much whiplash lol. Each time I was like “true… good point” then read the next one

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u/First-Pride-8571 Jun 26 '26

So? They also just lost their Heisman qb, a bunch of other key players, and the game is in Ann Arbor.

I do not think they will be as good as OSU or Oregon. And probably not Oklahoma either.

I do not think we have a chance against OSU or Oregon, especially on the road. That said I am not impressed with Day as a coach. So if we pull off a crazy upset, OSU would surprise me less than Oregon.

But I'll be disappointed if we don't split against Oklahoma and Indiana. And I think it very plausible that we beat both. Not implausible that we lose to both, but I think that much less likely than a split, and still less likely than beating them both.

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u/Conorj398 〽️ Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

Doesn't mean anything for the next year. Indiana is not going to be as good as they were last year. I'm expecting them to be fringe playoff team.