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To me, this was the biggest coaching miscue of the game. No reason to not go for it here.

Completely agree. Absolutely spot on statement right there.

Agree that he did enough to win this game. Our guys just didn't execute. It's also not like they were only once or twice. There were multiple opportunities in every quarter to create a game-changing play. This time around, our guys couldn't execute. Doesn't detract from the fact that he needs to...

I feel like many of us on this board and thread are ignoring that we had multiple guys in position on O to capitalize and make game-changing plays. Our guys couldn't convert once. Did we put our guys in a position to convert inside the RZ? No, that's where I have the biggest issue with Gattis'...

Disagree. Players were in position multiple times this past Saturday. They failed to execute each time.

Unless we score 45 points a game, despite not having our players execute and blow opportunities, some people will want Gattis gone. Also, don't really care about what another school says about an assistant that left (unless they got fired). 90% of the time, the fan base will say it's not a big...

💯 on this. Also, Michigan had the #16 offense in the country last year. We ended up at #23.

Gattis isn't the reason we lost this game. We lost because our guys could not execute. We had guys in position all night to capitalize and take this W. We didn't do it. The RZ playcalling needs to be better, and we have to adjust to our personnel limitations, but the opportunities were there...

I think I'm in the minority here, but I really don't have a big problem with the scheme or Gattis' play calling. Where I have an issue is with his and Mario's decision-making inside the RZ. For the most part, we didn't have an issue moving the ball against A&M. For the first time in a while...