The last 3 years in a row I have told Ohio State fans to their face that we ain’t played anybody yet after we beat them. I feel like that this year too. Michigan is a good team for the league that they’re in. But that doesn’t really mean that they’re good. They’re probably as good as like Missouri or Ole Miss. Decent, solid, but not a national title caliber team.

@jakesshopandtracktalk1835 yeah I agree. Their best shot is actually over the top & deep passing on bama. All the experts are saying bama's run defense is vulnerable (mainly based on what Auburn did)... but Auburn ran it good on GA too and they completely ignore that bama totally shut down GA's run game, and other teams' as well. That Auburn game really was an anomaly, mostly with QB designed stuff. I don't think any other team can get the run game going on bama, possibly unless they have a dual threat QB. The best way to score on bama believe it or, might be a deep passing attack, something we haven't really seen tried much yet with bama mainly because the QB's aren't having enough time to throw. Tennessee did it early on but bama shut it down in the 2nd half. So if JJ has any escape ability, and get it downfield fast might be the best way, otherwise it could be a long day.

@@billeffingmurray1224 really depends on the ankle he has been nursing since Penn State. He hasn’t been the same since. You’d expect Michigan to be a good play action team but they really don’t do much of it. The tight ends are the main weapons in the passing game and they’re both good. Neither of them is Brock Bowers though. We’re not gonna run it up the gut on Alabama. However I know good and damn well that’s precisely and I mean precisely what they’re going to try and do. Minus our All American guard, by the way. I hear people on TV saying JJ is a first round pick this year and if that’s true he better take the money and run right now, because I don’t see it. He can throw and frankly his legs are what lights up Blake Corum. However go ahead and run sideways against a fuckin SEC defense. Any SEC defense. Let alone Alabama. I don’t see Michigan really being able to do anything offensively. At all. FWIW, it’s super sweet to tell an Ohio State fan: we ain’t played nobody yet after beating them. It’s probably even better being right.

Thanks! I wasn’t expecting anyone to recognize that on this video. We feature Swartz race cars on this channel. Well, when I feel like making a Hunt the Front style video. Which isn’t really that often.

@@jakesshopandtracktalk1835 I have been to the world 100 for 31 strait years. Became a Black Jack fan years ago...so Became a Jacky fan after that. Always root for my Michigan Boys though!!

@@teddymatusik6625 If you were at the DTWC at Eldora this year we had our car there running Steel Block. Got P8 in B main 1. Although I think technically I’m a Virginia driver and 99 percent a North Carolina racer these days.

@@jakesshopandtracktalk1835 hail yeah...I was not but great job!

@@teddymatusik6625 thank you!

Hey I hope so, but I’m pretty old and bowl losses didn’t start with Jim as coach. Narratives are sorta true until you do something about them. These guys have the chance.

The problem with Auburn is...they play like crap with no motivation against teams like New Mexico St & Texas A&M...but they elevate to a whole other level & play out of their minds against good teams like Georgia & bama. I'm telling ya if the same Auburn team that showed up for bama had showed up for New Mexico State, Auburn would've skull dragged New Mexico State. All I'm saying is I wouldn't make any foregone conclusions about bama's ability based on how Auburn played them.

Not a convincing argument. Almost every team has down performances (especially in rivarly games). If anything, the worry I feel from seeing Bama beat Georgia handely far outweighs the confidence I feel from seeing Bama almost lose against a garbage rival the week prior. You also have to consider the post-season track record of both programs. Michigan is (1) horrible in the post-season and (2) has no experience getting through a CFP to win a title. Bama is the exact opposite in both of those categories. So, EVEN IF Michigan has the talent to get the job done (which I believe we do), I'm not confident based on our post-season record. I mean, we had the f*cking easiest road to a CFP title game last season and blew it to a laughably bad TCU team. Lastly, the performance of our offense on the back end of our season makes me very worried. I haven't seen our pass game look even close to elite in months.