Comments on: Capital One Bowl Preview

By: Spartans Weblog » Wrapping up the football season

Spartans Weblog » Wrapping up the football season — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 03:34:19 +0000

[...] I certainly didn’t think we’d see a 6-3 score line at the half. That’s what six weeks of staring at the same [...]

By: The Rivalry’s Big 10 Bowl Previews: Capitol One Bowl | Big 10 Insider - Big Ten Sports Team News, Schedules, Scores & More!

Wed, 31 Dec 2008 15:42:09 +0000

[...] Against the five Big Ten teams on MSU’s schedule that are playing in bowl games, Ringer carried the ball more than 25 times against only one (Northwestern) and didn’t average more than 4.2 yards/carry in any of the five games. Opposing defenses know that MSU’s preference is to run the ball three out of every four times on first down and adjust their gameplans accordingly. Georgia will be no exception. (Spartan Weblog) [...]

By: Spartans Weblog » Coffee Talk: What’s that? Another football game?

Spartans Weblog » Coffee Talk: What’s that? Another football game? — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 03:40:48 +0000

[...] important football game on Thursday against the Bulldogs of Georgia (1:00, ABC). I previously previewed the game, finding that a numbers-based perspective on the match-up is not terribly encouraging. Of the [...]

By: High Five: 'Sheed not going anywhere | The Sports Mitten

High Five: 'Sheed not going anywhere | The Sports Mitten — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 18:55:54 +0000

[...] Mitten is preparing its mammoth Capitol One Bowl preview, but while you wait, check out KJ’s take on the game at Spartans [...]

By: Fighting With a Vim » Blog roundup: Suton, Dantonio, and previewing MSU/Georgia

Mon, 15 Dec 2008 19:27:40 +0000

[...] Spartans Weblog previews the Capital One Bowl I’ll wait until closer to January 1 to make any kind of a prediction, but the statistics would indicate that winning this game will take a peak performance by our Spartans. As various observers have noted, MSU’s statistical profile (7th in the conference in yards/game both offensively and defensively) doesn’t match its win-loss record. Penn State is the only offense we’ve faced that can be placed in Georgia’s class. [...]