We will see, msu won the head-to-head regardless of circumstances, but they will get Michigan when they're healthy tomorrow. MSU's most impressive wins are- @wisconsin (12pts), iowa 2x (17,22), mich 2x(7,12), purdue(16), maryland(14).
This is what I’m referencing. Hail I’m not saying he was wrong, what he said was right. Injuries hurt MSU in that game far more than UM. One player only played 20 minutes that usually played more. MSU has 3 injuries to their top 6 that game.
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there's no way they wont because of the first two games, but like I said, they will get Michigan when they are firing on all cylinders.
"Injuries hurt MSU in that game far more than UM." seems like an opinion.
Well, MSU has Ward back too, even though Ward didn’t play that great today. And he hasn’t played against UM yet
Its only well accepted if msu backs it up in the tourney like Michigan did last year. As of now michigan being (likely) 28-5, and msu 27-6 is the only well established thing.
Hold up, do you think Injuries hurt UM more in that game than MSU.
why did msu lose to IU with only one of their top 3 out and IU's best player out? these types of comparisons are pointless.
MSU missing Langford Ward and Ahrens has a bigger effect on that game than Matthews only playing 20 minutes.
Beilein should take the starters out. They’re up almost 30. They should rest for MSU game.
did you watch the game? Matthews was hurt in the first 5 minutes. But went back in, which he shouldn't have, and played with a sprained ankle for 20 minutes. It was bad enough he wasn't ready to play 10 days later. Im stating facts, you're rephrasing things to suit your view.
You absolutely refuse to answer my question. I’ve asked it about 3 ones and you haven’t answered. Do you think MSU or UM was effected more by injuries.
one thing we can all agree on: Michigan and MSU are clearly the two best teams in the bigten.
