How did Michigan SHUT DOWN Penix?

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@jkperkins4582 10 ай бұрын

The 22 minute video from ESPN omits the interception by Michigan's #2 on the first play of the 2nd half! Really perplexing

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

That was a great play by a great player: Will Johnson.

@colinfraser9233 9 ай бұрын

Such a huge play to swing the game too. Why omit it? Did they fast forward through the half too far and just assume UM got the ball? Weird.

@newyorker3556 3 ай бұрын

Ill be honest i haven’t seen a team that great from top to bottom besides the Michigan team is lsu 2019

@stevenselleck5460 10 ай бұрын

I told washington fans that their offense wasn’t a legit threat to us. Yes Penix should’ve won heisman and those receivers will play on sundays but a pocket passer with no run threat is exactly the buckeye offense that we brought in our coordinators to stop. I predicted michigan by double digits but want to shout out the huskies on a great season🎉

@mickinmich8877 10 ай бұрын

I agree except, I do not think the Heisman should be awarded before the bowl games. I think there should be a element of winning, and winning outside of the player's conference. A team could run up stats in the games vs weaker teams. And a Heismen winner should not opt out of a bowl game, that is quitting on your team, not Heisman worthy. I am in no way promoting JJ McCarthy for the trophy, but he did sit out the entire 4th quarter of at least two games. QBs and RBs thrive because of good offensive lines, they get little or no credit. And the differences in the leagues can make stats unreliable. Heck, the PAC 12 is dissolving. Would a great leagues dissolve like that?

@DougalsBrooks 10 ай бұрын

Michigan’s defense won the game. And as far as the Heisman, and I am a Michigan fan, Marvin Harrison, Junior was the best player in college football. He will be one of the grades in the NFL go blue.

@stevenselleck5460 10 ай бұрын

@@DougalsBrooks i would say defense + running game/OL. Harrison was very good and the best at his position but Penix deserved it more imo undefeated and they relied more on their qb

@stevenselleck5460 10 ай бұрын

@@mickinmich8877 i agree with you 100% it should be after the post season. I see so many examples of teams/players being awarded prematurely then getting demolished in the postseason. It should be the totality of the season not just the regular season. Even considering the national title I still think Penix was the heisman imo

@DougalsBrooks 10 ай бұрын

@@stevenselleck5460 touché

@Haze1552 10 ай бұрын

My favorite quote from Penix. “I was hearing ghosts.” He was messed up by an elite NFL quality Defense. Hats off to UM development of 3 stars and beating up on teams with multiple 5 star players. Harbaugh is hands down the best coach in the country and that’s why he is leaving.

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Well put.

@aaronharris5069 9 ай бұрын

More proof that a great defense beats a great offense. Go Blue!!〽️💛💙🏆

@ruMheadwiLton 9 ай бұрын

Michigan was hungry after two appearances in playoffs

@rudewalrus5636 10 ай бұрын

As for the 4th and 7 that you start discussing around the 18:00 mark: the receiver was fine; the throw was high. The bad throw might have been influenced by the fact that the Michigan rush was getting close - despite rushing only 4 - causing Penix to rush his throw.

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Yes. The rush definitely made him uncomfortable.

@tooluser 10 ай бұрын

#0 is Mikey Sanistrill, Michigan's team captain and best DB defender, I guarantee you everything he does is intentional. Nice breakdowns. Also, #78 Kenneth Grant is 340# and ran down PSU running back!

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Sanistrill is great. Washington had an easier time with the Texas defender than was ever possible with Sanistrill. The Grant PSU play is unbelievable. Such great effort.

@michigan2400 10 ай бұрын

He ran down Katron Allen from Penn State

@RickSanchez167 10 ай бұрын

I love Mikey, but Will Johnson is a far better DB😂

@matthewhuszarik4173 10 ай бұрын

Washington had only one path to victory. Penix dominating. Michigan had multiple paths to victory. The running game, passing game, defensive game.

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Yes, sir. 100 percent accurate.

@doctordetroit4339 10 ай бұрын

Great vid. Jesse Minter was the MVP of the game. I listened to Brock Huard (commentator for the Seahawks and Huskies out in Seattle). He said Michigan's secondary hits harder and is more aggressive than what he see with the Seahawks. The PAC has been, for many years, a joke on defense. You cannot constantly have scores and stats like they do (with Bo Nix and Penix leaving the SEC and B1G)....and all the sudden light it up over in the PAC. Defense is boring, but effective. Lot easier to stop a TD than score one. Rushing is boring as compared to watching highlight reel passes....but even more effective as it hogs the ball and demoralizes the opposition. I had Michigan by two scores. I won a little money. I predicted than Penix would get shut down like he did when he was in the B1G, and after watching what Michigan did to Bama....I knew they were for real. All the hype was for Penix and his WRs though. The PAC teams going to the B1G next year are in for a real treat. Go blue!

@danajohnson6794 10 ай бұрын

The route where Odunze came open it was because Sainristil got fooled on the exchange. The outside receiver looked like he was going to cut in in which case Sainristil takes the handoff and Johnson takes Udonze. But he ran an out meaning Sainristil should go upfield with Udonze and Johnson covers the out. You run as many exchanges as Michigan did with college kids and you’ll get it wrong from time to time. Hell, pro teams f that up. It’s why most colleges don’t run such complicated coverages and why great teams were so confused by their defense.

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Great observation.

@BeWise4Life 10 ай бұрын

UM "shutdown" Penix the same way ASU did twice and WSU. It isn't too complicated. When Penix is having an off day he throws high and behind his receivers. Add in just a little pressure and he gets nervous to where he starts missing reads, forces bad balls, and gets out of sync with his receivers. From the start of the game you could see Penix was going to have an off day. UW overcame several games this season when this happened by leaning on Dillon Johnson. Unfortunately, DJ running at 50%, our RB1 our for the season, and KDB seemingly unable to develop a legitimate #2 back left us without anything to lean on in the Natty when Penix was having an off day. The receivers got open, there were open lanes for a healthy RB, but neither Penix nor DJ could capitalize. In short, the opportunity for UW to win was there but they couldn't take it. Honestly, I would have rather seen Dylan and Nixon in the 2nd half after Penix through an INT from getting stepped on. Dylan has less of a deep ball than Penix but is solid on short to intermediate and has more legs. Of course, it is alot asking for the coach to take out the 2 star players he brought in that were part of UW's success, even when injured. Those first 2 drives by UW's defense were 🤦🏼‍♂️, but then they did what I was expecting and shut UM out for 2.5 quarters. No disrespect to UM. They were a good team and earned their Natty by showing up when it mattered. I still think the Texas game was more challenging than the Michigan game. Texas would have wiped the floor with UW if they played in that game like they did vs Michigan. Side note: that UM DT is the real deal.

@pinkford2 8 ай бұрын

They played the way they did because Michigan made them play that way. It's called defense

@BeWise4Life 8 ай бұрын

@@pinkford2 UM’s defense was fine.

@tomrockhill8634 10 ай бұрын

I had been hoping for Washington for weeks😂. I knew it was going to be a bad matchup for them. No threat of running game doomed them.

@Wayne-tk5mx 10 ай бұрын

I told everyone Michigan was built too Washington, Michigan defense was designed to beat osu. Especially with cj Strouds at qb , with all those top end wide receivers. Yes Michigan didn't get home with the pass rush but if u get Michael off his spot he isn't as accurate or effective throwing the ball. Ppl dont remember Michigan played Washington back in 2021. Couple changes here and there but pretty much the same defense and the same Defensive concept, i believe once jim Harbaugh switch to that pro style Baltimore defense. Michigan has only lost 3 games in 3 years. 40-3 , thats the 2nd best record in the span. The problem i see is no one took Michigan seriously. Maybe because they play a heavy run game and relay on defense, it is old school and isn't spread offense with 4 or 5 wide receiver sets. It might not be sexy to some. But Michigan had the top 3 rating games this year, Alabama vs michigan was the highest at 27 million views, ppl where pissed that the sec wasn't in championship game, but it was the 2nd most watched college football game this year at 25 million views,

@jakeMontejo3272 10 ай бұрын

💯. Was saying the same thing - they played a better offense with more elite talent last year and it was AT OSU. Michigan’s defense never got the same pub the way their offense did the last few years. Take Minter away, this team doesn’t win as many games, or the Natty. Michigan will always get more eyes than Bama/Georgia/LSU, they have an immense alumni base and just more casual fans based on regional population. You can make an argument that they can pull more than Texas because the state has more college options where Michigan is a silo. The SEC has better talent, that’s indisputable but college football is regional. Always has been, always will be.

@billkramer2994 10 ай бұрын

At a suthin boy, start by degrading M a "nawthin" schl! Why not mention Ms screw job in 97 vote where "Full" Fulmer of Tenn voted M #7!! To get even fr Woodson not PR boy Manning winning Heisman! But no you say no out right NT fr M since 48! M had 18 hurries! Which Sabin said was more important than sacks! Wash "blow Moore" O line winner got worked all nite! 46 yrds rushing!

@messagetous 9 ай бұрын

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@camerontaylor9125 3 ай бұрын

Watching the first half hour of this video you would’ve thought Michigan lost this game. Y’all didnt give early enough credit to michigans pass rush. That pic at the end is / the miss to Odunze is because Penix was hobbling out there. He had been hit so many times and pressured so much more than any game that by the time the 4th quarter rolled around he was a shell of himself.

@shawnkennedy855 10 ай бұрын

Michael Sainristil

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

He is an outstanding player.

@tmike_tc 10 ай бұрын

Or “number zero” as they repeatedly call him in their expert analysis.

@mkwy8782 10 ай бұрын

On that PI call against Sainristil the RT held egregiously. The Washington fans are losing it about Michigan receiving all the breaks-it was the opposite. The Washington OL got by with murder all game long. Washington had TWENTY-FOUR incompletions and scored 13 points on THIRTEEN possessions. Michigan beating you by 21 is the same as Ohio State beating you by 42-you are not in this game...say what one wishes about it being a one score game in the 4th quarter-this year that game is decided. The Michigan defense is coached at an elite college level

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Good point.

@kevistation 10 ай бұрын

Easy we kept him from having time in the pocket. Pac 12 D is not the same as Michigans D. Simple as....

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Half-a-second less for a qb makes all the difference in the world. Not to mention having some elite dbs patroling the backfield.

@jaminabbey8640 10 ай бұрын

Watching this you'd think Washington won. "There such a good offense" that scored 13....ok

@ruMheadwiLton 9 ай бұрын

And yes Sainrisil won that game and a few others

@JMan-24 10 ай бұрын

Penix was still the Indiana Penix. He makes several amazing throws then give him a little pressure and he throws it into coverage. Since freshman year he has thrown it up for grabs but his receivers were better at UDub and bail him out. It caught up to him this time. He will be an NFL bust unless he makes better decisions with the ball.

@GM-MarkOfExcellence 4 ай бұрын

I hate it when people say Michigan won their first championship in 26 years blah blah blah. When has Oregon ever won a natty? When was the last time Washington won the natty? Notre Lame? Penn St? Any other B1G besides blowhio stain?

@mpa7056 10 ай бұрын

Didn’t Washington get the O line award? All we heard was Michigan didn’t play nobody then Bama was going to be up by over 2 touchdowns by halftime because Michigan never seen a qb like Milroy. Then many in the media said Penix was going to pick them apart. Now all that’s left for the crybabies is they cheated. That team was just better and better coached. Bring on the “24” season as the OSU Buckeyes will be the National Champion!!! You can put your $ on that!

@mkwy8782 10 ай бұрын

You have your title of this clip then kind of go in the opposite direction. If you did not know the final score you would have thought Washington won.

@LockedInIntel 10 ай бұрын

Wanted to point out crucial 3rd and 4th down stops that Washington might have gotten yards on but Michigan stopped them by playing to the sticks.

@mkwy8782 10 ай бұрын

@@LockedInIntel But that, for the most part, is not what you did. You over-emphasized the Washington mistakes in those situations...just like everyone did when they played PSU, OSU, Iowa and Alabama. How often does this have to happen before this defense gets credited for effecting those outcomes? And while you did give them credit the predominant insinuations were that the opponent just made too many mistakes. For 15 games this year the critics had "if" after "if" after "if" and this is what your observations turned into-for a significant amount of the time. This game cannot be played to perfection and I don't expect any casual fan of the game to understand the realities here-relative to Michigan. You clearly do not know much about Michigan's play this season. If you are interested in understanding more of the "whys" and "hows" just go listen to Sainristil, Jenkins and Johnson interview. Intelligence and composure are as critical to good play as physical talent...oh, and coaching is the greatest difference-maker in sports...Michigan has an elite coaching staff.

@tmike_tc 10 ай бұрын

Your discussion of the 4th and 7 play (starting around 16:30) incomplete pass to the right corner - goes into detail for almost five minutes about everything Washington did wrong to mess up a great play call. You completely ignore the fact that four Michigan rushers (#32 Barrett is a LB!) immediately collapse Washington’s 7-man pocket, forcing Penix Jr. to force a poor pass before his receiver was expecting it. This was a college defense for the history books. You might even learn the names of some of the players on the defense before making a video about the game and team. It would certainly help your analysis, and be appreciated by your audience. Thank You for the breakdown. Go Blue.

@carlwilliams3260 10 ай бұрын

@@tmike_tcI remember watching this live. This is not a bad throw. The receiver ran a bad route. Penix threw the ball to the open area. Odunze ran a seam going towards the safety when he should've went outside to the sidelines which is where Penix threw that ball. I'm just staying on this particular play it had nothing to do with pressure

@mkwy8782 10 ай бұрын

@@carlwilliams3260 Sam Webb has Vance Bedford, a great retired DC, review the Michigan defensive play every week. He is amazed by this Michigan defense-that is coordinated by Jesse Minter. He cannot say enough good things about their secondary play. His assessment of their great play revolves around their ability to confuse both the QB and the WRs-so much so that seemingly easy throws are missed to even wide open receivers. On that wide open Odunze play he stops/sits in the open space and Penix has him continuing the route-misses him by 5+ yards.

@JTKAG 10 ай бұрын

Because Penix was an overrated air raid qb. Didn't shut him down. Just exposed him for what he was. A qb that can't read a defense a d can't make elite throws over 12 yards down the field.