You thought the Devin Bush incident made Michigan look bad? Everyone I know loved what he did. That was a part of the re-establishment of dominance. Sometimes you have to mix it up.
Disagree with 2019 being below 2018 and 2015. Blowout wins over MSU and Notre Dame where as they lose to MSU in 2015 and ND in 2018. Outside of those rivalry games and a Citrus bowl win, there wasn't a whole lot of difference between 2015, 2018 and 2019. I'd put 2018 over 2015 as well just for beating MSU. 2015 was fun in context though.
the wisconsin blowout was an embarrassment in 2019. They looked really soft. And, everyone had the blueprint on Don Brown's defense that year after 2018. 2018 they blew out Penn State and Wisconsin but lost to both of them in 2019.
@@Brettwbeyer14 Call me old-fashioned but I prefer beating the crap out of MSU and ND and getting blown out by Penn State and Wisconsin than winning the latter and losing one of the former which we did in 2018 to ND. 2019 was the first time we actually beat the crap out of MSU by 3+ scores in like 15 years and blowing out a ranked ND team is always memorable so it carries a lot of weight for me that those were in the same season. Sadly, how much we lost the OSU game by seemed pretty irrelevant by the time 2019 came along. Felt like an 11 game season in those years.
@evanccino6644 I remember seeing thay stuff too. If I recall correctly Milton failed pretty hard at Tennessee too. It's sad because a lot of people thought he had potential.
@@yellowblackbird9000He was Tennessee’s starter last year, and he did alright, but he definitely wasn’t as good as Tennessee fans were making him out to be during the offseason. He had a lot of potential coming out of High School, he has unbelievable arm strength in his throws, but he’s not accurate at all. And that’s what has hurt his college career.
I can see why, The 3 straight shut out wins and the fact they won a bowl game. I put 2018 higher because they had a better conference record and performed better vs weaker teams as they did in 2015
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You thought the Devin Bush incident made Michigan look bad? Everyone I know loved what he did. That was a part of the re-establishment of dominance. Sometimes you have to mix it up.
Devin Bush is a legend at Michigan for the MSU incident.
I guessed your ranking and was 100% spot on. I couldn’t agree more
Jus started and I gotta say, great video brother. Love it. GO BLUE BABY WE DID IT 〽️〽️
Thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate it
Disagree with 2019 being below 2018 and 2015. Blowout wins over MSU and Notre Dame where as they lose to MSU in 2015 and ND in 2018. Outside of those rivalry games and a Citrus bowl win, there wasn't a whole lot of difference between 2015, 2018 and 2019. I'd put 2018 over 2015 as well just for beating MSU. 2015 was fun in context though.
the wisconsin blowout was an embarrassment in 2019. They looked really soft. And, everyone had the blueprint on Don Brown's defense that year after 2018. 2018 they blew out Penn State and Wisconsin but lost to both of them in 2019.
@@Brettwbeyer14 Call me old-fashioned but I prefer beating the crap out of MSU and ND and getting blown out by Penn State and Wisconsin than winning the latter and losing one of the former which we did in 2018 to ND. 2019 was the first time we actually beat the crap out of MSU by 3+ scores in like 15 years and blowing out a ranked ND team is always memorable so it carries a lot of weight for me that those were in the same season. Sadly, how much we lost the OSU game by seemed pretty irrelevant by the time 2019 came along. Felt like an 11 game season in those years.
Joe Milton was a huge disappointment.
I saw articles before the 2020 season started comparing Joe Milton to Cam Newton 😂
@evanccino6644 I remember seeing thay stuff too. If I recall correctly Milton failed pretty hard at Tennessee too. It's sad because a lot of people thought he had potential.
@@yellowblackbird9000He was Tennessee’s starter last year, and he did alright, but he definitely wasn’t as good as Tennessee fans were making him out to be during the offseason. He had a lot of potential coming out of High School, he has unbelievable arm strength in his throws, but he’s not accurate at all. And that’s what has hurt his college career.
I think I would put 2015 over 2018
I can see why, The 3 straight shut out wins and the fact they won a bowl game. I put 2018 higher because they had a better conference record and performed better vs weaker teams as they did in 2015
You should do this for Nick saban
Thanks for the request. I'll do it someday.
“Cancelled due to COVID” is doing some work for some of those games lol