ANN ARBOR,MI–  Forcier did not make an appearance in today’s game, he sat by himself the whole  game, with a towel over his head. Forcier who started every game last year, had a rough spring, also had his wings taken away from his helmet. Also had problems with other team members saying hes he didnt work as hard and has had an attitude problem.

According to Annarbor.com they said right after the game they had talked to Forcier after the win he looked as if they had lost the game. All he said was,” all you need to know is I am out,”said Forcier.

So the question is will he transfer? or is he just goin through alot right now by not playing? all we know is that we have found our QB in Denard Robinson, he is our Pat White! GO BLUE!!!

ANN ARBOR,MI– Today’s game was all about Sophomore QB Denard Robinson. Many people really didn’t know how he was goin to, he was real explosive in today’s game. In fact Denard broke Michigan’s rushing record for a QB in the 3rd Qtr.

Michigan in the 1st half scored 21 straight points, after Uconn scored 10 unanswered points before the half, halftime score is 21-10 Michigan.

Michigan 1st drive of the 3rd marches right down the field with Denard. Michigan ends up with 3 point FG, 24-10 Michigan. Uconn fumble in the 3rd on the goal line gives the ball back to Michigan, #45 Ezeh recovers fumble. 3rd Qtr of the game was controlled by Michigan at the end of the 3rd Michigan still up 24-10.

Another great pass by Denard in the 4th Qtr gets the Wolverines to the goal line. 11 yard pass to Vincent smith for the score gives the Wolverines a 30-10, freshman Gibbons misses extra point.

Michigan has controlled the game from the beginning, not much else to say, Denard Robinson was amazing today, couldn’t of done it though without his lineman. Michigan today was great, and they had no turnovers!

Michigan Wins! 30-10 in the rededication game at the Big house! Attendance 113,090 todays game

*Denard Robinson 19/22  187 yds 1 TD, 29 carries for 199 yds for 1 TD

*School record for rushing yards for QB*

ANN ARBOR,MI–  Live from Michigan stadium, Michigan opens the 1st game of the season against tough game against Uconn in the Rededication game at the Big House.

Denard Robinson is the starter for todays game, Devin and Tate in the rotation as well.

Michigan’s 1st drive of the game went all the way down for a score, led by Denard and his running, TD by tailback Smith. 7-0 Michigan early, 12 yard TD run for the score.

Michigan Scores again with a 32 yard TD run by Denard for the score bringin it to 14-0 Michigan in the 1st.

Michigan no problem in the 1st half scoring, with another score from tailback Shaw for the score bringing the score to 21-0.

After goin up 21-0, Uconn scores 10 unanswered points bringing the score 21-10 Michigan in the 1st half.

The Wolverines start there 2010 season against a Big East Foe the Huskies of The University of Connecticut.  The Huskies will travel to Ann Arbor to play there season opener to against Michigan. This will be Michigan’s first game with all the new renovations done to the Big House. The 1st game of the season will be rededication game for Michigan so don’t miss it!

Michigan in its 131 season, game time is 3:30 ET on ABC.

Also there will be a pep rally for all the fans

The University of Michigan football team will host a preseason pep rally this Friday (Sept. 3) at the Diag on central campus, just hours before the 2010 season kicks off against Connecticut inside the newly renovated Michigan Stadium. The event, which is free and open to the public, will start at 6 p.m. and last approximately one hour.

Featured speakers will include head coach Rich Rodriguez, director of athletics Dave Brandon, and season captains Stephen Schilling and Mark Moundros. In addition, the Michigan cheer and dance teams will be on hand to perform. MGOBLUE.COM

So don’t miss it fans! Michigan/Uconn Saturday! GO BLUE!!

ANN ARBOR,MI–  #62 Dominique Ware the 5-7/248 DT out of Detroit is on our interview board for today.  We wanted to ask Dominique a couple questions before the season starts as they are just starting there camp before the season starts Sept 4th against the Uconn Huskies in the Big House, thanks again Dominique!

Us: Hows camp goin man?

Ware: Its goin good.

Us: What are you most excited about this season?

Ware: Playing in front of 100,000+ fans in the Big House.

Us: Who will be the starter as QB this season?

Ware:  Next question

We also had the opportunity to talk with #12 Roy Roundtree. The 6-0/176 RS Sophomore was real cool about everything and the conversation we had, thanks Roy!

Us:  Hows Camp goin Man?

Roy: Its Goin Good, but hard.

Us: Yea I bet, we are all getting excited.

Roy: Yes me to

Us: So I hear you are the guy to beat on NCAA Football?

Roy: lol I try

Us: Haha, So what are you looking forward to most this season?

Roy: Winning every game and having fun.

Us: Right on man

Us: Would you say you guys are stronger as a team this year? You guys have been through a lot, I feel like this will be the breakthrough season.

Roy: Yea everything is goin a lot better.

Us: Ok if you were to tell the fans something on mgobluefootball.com about the upcoming season what would you tell them?

Roy: Let’s be Loud every game to shock the opponents off their feet. The louder the better! Go Blue

Us: Nice! Thanks man!

Thanks for the interview Roy and Dominique! We appreciate it, we are excited and ready for the season! GO BLUE!

Defensive coach Greg Robinson is implementing a 3–3–5 defense to the overall scheme for the Wolverines. Basically, the 3–3–5 is designed to use more defensive backs to help cover the spread offense’s multiple receiver options. Three down linemen are used to stop the run, three linebackers are to help either with the run or the pass (or to blitz) and the five defensive backs cover potential receivers and are also used to run unusual blitzes or deeper zones. The National Football League generally does not employ this defense, preferring instead to go with what is called a nickel defense (4–2–5), taking away a linebacker for an added defensive lineman to assist in stopping an opponents running game (and possibly to add more pressure to the quarterback without blitzing), or a dime defense (4 –1–6 or 3–2–6) for plays where running the ball really is not an option.

When Rich Rodriguez was first hired by Michigan, I wondered how long it would take for this defense to make an appearance. It was a highly successful tool for Rodriguez down in West Virginia, and definitely fits his style of player better than the standard 3–4 or 4–3 defenses. Also, the secondary has been a bit of a weakness for recent teams. Rodriguez recruits athletes that are considered more of secondary players rather than linebackers or linemen. Having more of the type of player you recruit for on the field makes sense, especially when you play them in a scheme that utilizes their talents.

Like everything new or unusual in sports, getting adjusted to the new scheme will take time, but I believe that, used properly, the 3–3–5 can be a great tool for Michigan. I do not think, however, that it should be the standard from which the rest of the defense starts. The Big Ten is a conference that prides itself on being a punishing, pound-you-into-the-ground conference. Its teams have been more focused on running the ball, and they generally do it right down the middle. While some schools are beginning to go away from this philosophy and are starting to adopt spread offenses, lining up with two tight ends and running between the tackles will always define the Big Ten. Having a defensive style that cannot stop this type of attack will be a liability in the long run. However, having a standard 4–3 to stop the run and a 3–3–5 to cover the emerging spread could put Michigan ahead of the curve. Hopefully, that is exactly where Greg Robinson is heading.