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MSU-Michigan links

Posted by kj on Friday, October 24th, 2008

Programming note: The Spartans Weblog clan is leaving for sunnier parts on Sunday, returning to Michigan the following Sunday.  So posting will be light-to-nonexistent next week.  I shall return, batteries recharged, ready to do some major tempo-free analysis of the basketball team’s opening exhibition tilt vs. Northern Michigan on Wednesday the 5th.

Links from enemy territory:

Final pregame note: One set of numbers we haven’t talked about are the career statistics of our senior quarterback: 57.1% completion percentage, 7.0 yards per pass attempt, 32-18 TD-Int ratio.  If Brian Hoyer can just revert to the mean for one game, it will be a good day for the Green and White tomorrow.  One way to make that happen might be to give him a couple first-down play action opportunities early.

Game time is 3:30 on ABC.  Mrs. Spartans Weblog and I will be making our first foray into Michigan Stadium.

GO STATE!

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  1. Spartalyticalon 25 Oct 2008 at 6:54 am 1

    Good luck venturing into that place of which we do not speak.

    This game is MSU’s to lose. Aside from State being the better, more put-together team right now, a lot of little, off-paper things are in UM’s favor. Should be a good day of football-watching.

  2. Zekeon 25 Oct 2008 at 7:09 pm 2

    Enjoy the celebration in Ann Arbor, kj. GO GREEN GO WHITE

  3. Moothekowon 25 Oct 2008 at 7:54 pm 3

    That was a satisfying win. Won by 21 points in my book though :-) .

  4. witless chumon 25 Oct 2008 at 10:52 pm 4

    Wooooooooo!

    That was good. I think I’ll go kick a pylon. Magical good things seem to happen when you do that.

    Oh, and Brian Hoyer played very well today.

  5. Benon 26 Oct 2008 at 10:18 pm 5

    I think I need to retroactively enter the “favorite moment” contest. _That_ was a fun game to see in person.