Mallett makes debut: The future is now
Starting QB Chad Henne had to leave the game at halftime due to a lower-leg injury which meant that Freshman sensation Ryan Mallett got to make his debut. Mallett played the entire second half and was 6 for 17 passing for 49 yards with 1 int. and 0 touchdowns. He was sacked twice and fumbled twice (losing one). Michigan did not score any points in the second half but Mallett did display his strong arm as he heaved the ball downfield on a couple of different throws. After the game, Coach Carr indicated that Chad Henne is doubtful for next week's game against Notre Dame. Thus, it is highly likely that Ryan Mallett will be called upon to start. The Mallett-era has officially begun. Go Blue! *Note: Photo of Ryan Mallett (15) and Justin Boren (65) by DAVID GURALNICK/Detroit Free Press
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posted by mzgoblue @ 1:10 AM
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Is Henne really hurt or is that a clever way of benching him?
Here is the combination that saves Michigan Football!
Les Miles as head coach...
BRIAN KELLY as the OC
Brian would take our recruits to the next level and Les could do his thing!!!
If Michigan is serious about being a top 5 program again, pay the big dollars and get these two Midwest guys to team up!!!
THAT WOULD BE FREAKING INCREDIBLE!!!
Les Miles as Head Coach
Brian Kelly as OC
Send this idea to Martin!!!
Les Miles as Head Coach
Brian Kelly as OC
Les Miles as Head Coach
Brian Kelly as OC
Les Miles as Head Coach
Brian Kelly as OC
I wasn't thrilled with Mallet's accuracy..Passes seemed errant and often high ala JNavarre. Admittedly I missed lots of the second half cause I just couldn't stand to watch it.
The long bombs he threw though were impressive. His 70 yard throws just look like a simple toss.
GO Blue! Keep the faith
Benched him!!! And the back up isn't any better or so it seems...GO APP STATE!!!
Ryan Mallett is the future of Michigan football, his arm strenght and decision making is better than any other freshman i have seen in the league in a long time
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