A breakdown of the 2024 college football National Championship between Michigan and Washington. #michiganfootball #washingtonfootball #collegefootballplayoff #nationalchampionships
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@waltermodel66477 ай бұрын
That DT who sacked Penix is 340lbs and runs like a deer. Absolute freak athlete. Michigan is built so tough from top to bottom. True bullies. Go Blue!
@MyBurnerAccount2277 ай бұрын
He dropped into zone coverage a couple times too. His athleticism as a large human being is amazing
@Xstrangis7 ай бұрын
Michigans defenders are all extremely versatile. Their DL, Edges, and LBs are capable of taking on multiple different responsibilities on the field.
@florida12897 ай бұрын
Kenneth Grant #78 only a true sophomore Mason Graham #55 right next to him also a true sophmore Harbaugh is an unbelievable talent evaluator and developer Michigan is one of those rare teams that pulls starters early throughout the reg season & plays everyone Michigan also rotates all 11 guys on defense throughout the season..plays 7 olineman too (keeps players out of the portal/develops guys faster) Other teams are more concerned with how the final score looks and getting their starters stats.
@MrThebuttdog7 ай бұрын
Grant. He ran down a RB in the open vs Penn state.
@threefive7 ай бұрын
💯 That was a hella legit play at PSU@@MrThebuttdog
@Wayne-tk5mx7 ай бұрын
Washington gap control was absolutely Brutal in the 1st quarter. Michigan got away from the double team blocking plays. If Michigan didn't try and get to cute. It would have been a blow out by half time. Washington isn't built for bully ball.
@atbsigma7 ай бұрын
It reminds me of what happened to Michigan when Rich Rod took over. He tried to bring Virginia’s style of play in. All the bruisers in the league kicked their butts and set em back. We finally reached this pinnacle of doing all the bruising! The B1G should change the logo to something spelling HUGE and maybe even incorporate a little of the old PAC 12 logo.
@Wayne-tk5mx7 ай бұрын
@atbsigma don't remind me of the dark days that's because Vince Young was killing everyone with that read option stuff including Michigan when he ran and passed all over us in the rose bowl. So Michigan thought they would go and hire the so called master of the read option/ wildcats stuff. That basically put the program back big time. I love the fact Jim went back to old school hat on a hat play on both sides of the ball. Coach bo would be very proud of this team and the job this coaching staff did.
@NicklausMiller7 ай бұрын
I think Moore likes to find weaknesses and then save exploiting them until it matters most. In every game we needed to score late, he always put together the drive that worked early in the game. Like he didn't want to give the opposing defense too many chances to adjust.
@peteryoung51477 ай бұрын
Get cute, exact words I used during the second quarter.
@mikeb15967 ай бұрын
You're ignoring the huge holds Michigan was getting away with on every big play. As soon as Washington threatened to tie it up in the 2nd half, the refs put a stop to that calling ticky tac holds
@MyBurnerAccount2277 ай бұрын
When I saw Washington lineup with two deep safeties at the beginning of the game vs Michigan I had a feeling it was going to be a long time for their defense
@brentj.peterson60707 ай бұрын
Harbaugh assembled a road grater O-line and very big and quick defense. NFL-LIKE. They are so skilled at every position.
@danajohnson67947 ай бұрын
That 2nd TD Edwards didn’t get to the back side. The play is designed to read the LB, the LB came down(left) meaning the hole to the right is the initial read
@redhunnid51427 ай бұрын
Michael Penix got exposed for the first time in this game all season. The plays Washington Offensive Coordinator was calling were great plays. Ryan Grubb had guys open all game long but Michigan’s D line was overwhelming Washington’s O line. This game showed me if Penix gets pressured he misses so many reads and forces so many throws. Pressure absolutely destroys his decision making and accuracy. So a good D line will destroy Penix that’s all I needed to know watching that game. He can’t perform well under pressure. He makes so many rushed irrational decisions and throws inaccurate passes or misses them completely.
@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson7 ай бұрын
He was looking like a deer in headlights towards the end of the game. I’m sure that playing with injury had something to do with it but it was more than just that, the defense was in his head.
@eramos9677 ай бұрын
Like most QB when they get off their spots, right?
@gmailcgs7 ай бұрын
Newsflash, 2024 Michigan defense makes every QB Look bad
@secretasianman25317 ай бұрын
a little more focus on the defense would be nice, especially since UW was supposed to have the best O-line in college football this season and they didn't do much of a job protecting penix. they had the ball 13 times and managed only 13 points. i'd say looking at what jesse minter did as the UM DC deserved a lot more attention.
@RickSanchez1677 ай бұрын
Pure dominance by both of Michigan's lines. Welcome to the Big Ten Washington 😂
@tre_47 ай бұрын
what's funny?
@mikeb15967 ай бұрын
It helps when one team is allowed to get away with massive holds all game
@mikeworkman17597 ай бұрын
@@tre_4 what's funny is the best Pac12 team getting demolished in the trenches vs the best BigTen team.
@mikeworkman17597 ай бұрын
@@mikeb1596there were holds on both sides, it literally happens in every game, the only time they called it in this game was when the Washington linemen made the Michigan defender fall down.
@jerryjones15557 ай бұрын
Excellent analysis. I am looking forward to next season. One of the September games that will be interesting is the USC Trojans visiting Michigan on September 21
@ericscottstevens7 ай бұрын
Washington plays Michigan about 3 weeks later. At Washington.
@homecourtstory7 ай бұрын
I think at 2:27 Edwards may have purposefully paused behind his lineman to trick the safety into going downhill, so then he can beat him to the hole. You can see a similar thing against Ohio State when Corum juked to the inside to make the linebacker overpursue
@BeWise4Life7 ай бұрын
Michigan played well and UW played poorly. UW’s D wasn’t staying sound in the first quarter but once they did, they locked up UM for 2.5 straight quarters. Meanwhile, UW’s offense was schemed well to beat Michigan. They had receivers getting open all night. However, UM’s d-line, more specifically, their d-tackle made it so Penix didn’t have a lot of time to throw. However, we’ve seen this before and Penix has gotten the ball out quick and accurately. Penix also missed several wide open throws un-pressured that he almost always makes. I knew we were in trouble when I saw Penix throwing high and behind the receivers from the get go. He’s had games like that before. The mid-season slump for Penix was a real thing. Some games he is just off and other games he puts that ball in the tightest of windows. He also tends to throw with so much velocity that when he is off, his receivers can’t really do much adjustment to the ball. The team overcame his bad games with the run game, but with DJ running at about 50 percent out there and losing Cam in the preseason, we had no other backs that stepped up to make it happen. It really sucks that DJ got re-injured in the 1st quarter of that Texas game and then again in the 4th quarter. I would have loved for the country to see what that kid can really do. If DJ was healthy, that Michigan defense ain’t gonna get to T off on the QB like that. If Penix brought his A game and not his D game, then it wouldn’t have mattered. Shoot, if Penix just hits a few wide open deep balls when the defense doesn’t get home then UW still wins. It really sucks that they couldn’t bring their A game. Michigan played well and deserved to win that game but I honestly feel like UM was an easier matchup for UW than Texas. I knew UW’s D was gonna get some stops on Michigan. Knowing that Penix was a few wide open throws away from UW going into the 4th up by 2 scores was awful. I wasn’t too worried about the ASU game, despite the offense performing horribly, because of the context. The game that got me worried was how UW played for WSU. When I saw that…..I was like….”oh no, we might choke.” Then, we showed up for the Oregon game and the Texas game so I was hoping we were past it….anyway, congratulations to Michigan on earning themselves a Natty. If you want to win championships then you gotta show up when the lights at brightest and they did.
@florida12897 ай бұрын
Washington offense got suffocated slowly. Michigan was able to become extremely conservative after building lead Especially after being aggressive help lead to Wash only TD Washing wasn't driving 80 yards on that defense
@davidwujczyk30377 ай бұрын
McCarthy is a very good quarterback. With Washington’s receivers, he’d be the best quarterback college football has seen in awhile. I’d love to see him come back next year and keep getting better
@rrpearsall7 ай бұрын
Sucks to hear he's left.. Michigan must be too cheap to throw a dawg a bone.. Smh
@braylonking69347 ай бұрын
Hes a senior actually it was his last year we have jaiden davis taking over at qb next year
@jacobgonzalez46376 ай бұрын
The first touchdown is also duo but they ran doubling both players on the left side instead of the tackles like a normal duo
@jeffkiewiet8067 ай бұрын
Basically this video says Michigan out coached them all night
@Sablemae767 ай бұрын
Donovan Edwards really needs to work on his vision before he can be an every down back. That first TD is how he sees holes. He doesn't. The second TD was his best run and had a good cutback
@ChicagoSteve7 ай бұрын
I didn't realize how explosive that jump cut was on Edwards's second TD on the right side. The springs on his (and Blake's) legs are a testament to the strength and conditioning at the foundation of this team.
@jackpackage42787 ай бұрын
Unfortunately vision isn’t really something that can be taught. I’m sure Edwards can improve it but someone like Blake and the way he sees the field is something you’re born with.
@SeekTheTruth16237 ай бұрын
Yes, I've been saying this since last season. Having to argue with people saying Edwards was better than Corum. Silly silly people that don't watch the details. That hole on Edwards first run was huge immediately, but he still didn't see it.
@VanB7 ай бұрын
@@SeekTheTruth1623His vision is good but at RB you are taught to run the fucking play which he did show patience waiting for blocks to develop then he looked backside and hit it. You obviously don’t watch Michigan football enough if you think he’s lacking in vision, only weakness in his game is physicality or being a main 3 down back. It’s a reason he pops off these untouched long runs like he did in the natty and against that scarlet team down south(last year) 👀 Speed, Vision, and Catching is his best assets
@SeekTheTruth16237 ай бұрын
@@VanB you obviously don't pay attention to the details of the game. His vision is trash. I watch every Michigan game and sometimes rewatch it to verify
@MrGb19657 ай бұрын
Enjoyed. Thanks
@MattMasters-iv8gd7 ай бұрын
Great breakdown!!
@doctordetroit43397 ай бұрын
What is your honest opinion of the PAC and defense? I think they are uniformly poor, which allows QBs toplight up the scoreboard and look invincible. I think Penix got exposed. He is good, but anyone can be great in the PAC playing against teams that only care about highlight reel passing and defense is apparently optional. USC, Oregon and WA. Penix was in the B1G and left, Nix was in the SEC and left. Both looked incredible in the PAC, but not as great in their former conferences.
@Wayne-tk5mx7 ай бұрын
I totally agree with u as soon as they felt pressure. They panic, remember Michigan only got one sack the whole game. But beating the oline all night.and that was supposed to be the best line in the country. U can tell Michael was rattle because he missed some wide open throws he hits all day.
@atbsigma7 ай бұрын
Now that the PAC is dissolved, the 4 teams coming across were among its best. They will learn in 2024 from the blue chip schools and probably beat up on the usual bottom feeders of the conference.
@coachescaviar88987 ай бұрын
That is what they are known for but I think the ones that are going to the big 10 will have to make an adjustment pretty quickly.
@mrmccreight17 ай бұрын
Welcome to the B1G Huskies
@ericscottstevens7 ай бұрын
At least UW could match up Michigan's receivers in motion. Alabama seemed a bit confused all night long.
@cjpreachАй бұрын
FILM STUDY - Step 1. Hire Connor Stalions recruit cameramen to ILLEGALLY record opposing teams. Step 2. Study that film and use it to CHEAT against your opponents. Step 3. KEY LEADERS FLEE TO NFL and leave a mess for the university and fans.
@RS-so7qs7 ай бұрын
huge congrats to michigan, refs were awful
@shudnadunat14767 ай бұрын
So much for sec speed
@fourdoorglory59457 ай бұрын
Not suitable for a fan. Hope coaches learn from what you’ve put out here.
@mkwy87827 ай бұрын
A "little" Washington bias.
@ronaldeason42647 ай бұрын
It was a hold
@eramos9677 ай бұрын
Nice thx, lots of holding non calls. 1st td run had 2 holds its plan as day.
@gmailcgs7 ай бұрын
What kinda PEDs does michigan football use ?
@mikeb15967 ай бұрын
Michigan was getting away wth blatant holds all game on those big runs and several plays McCarthy would have been sacked. Michigan o-line was allowed to pull jerseys and hold arms from behind. As soon as Washington threatened to tie to in the 2nd half they get called for ticky tac holds.
@coreywahl5247 ай бұрын
I saw Washington get away with holds also. Stop making excuses.
@mikeb15967 ай бұрын
@@coreywahl524 Washington got called for holds on key big plays that were extremely tricky tac. Every single big play Michigan had at least 1 of their o-line players were pulling arms or jerseys on the player about to get a tackle or sack. They were huge holds in front of the refs that were impossible to miss. Face the facts, NFL and college games are steered. Sorry, didn't mean to crush your fantasy
@weeger39307 ай бұрын
@@mikeb1596whose fantasy? Michigan fans are celebrating a natty meanwhile you’re crying about the refs in the comments of a KZfaq video. Btw Washington lost bc their offense got exposed.
@mikeb15967 ай бұрын
@@weeger3930 lol ok bud. All of Michigan s big plays had huge holds right in front of the ref and right when the play was going to get stopped. As soon as Washington threatened to tie it the flags came out for much less than what Michigan was allowed to get away with. Michigan was obviously decided as the winner before it started, and it's obvious based on the coverage and the officiating. They even got caught cheating, if Washington was caught cheating they wouldn't even have been allowed in the playoffs. Enjoy your fake title
@davidwujczyk30377 ай бұрын
It was one sided all game 😅 Michigan was the superior team. Welcome to the big ten 😅