ESPN: Week 1 Overreactions

[Gerry Hamilton]

OkState with the worst loss of the weekend IMO. Eric Morris and his QB flopped vs. Tulsa

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49850053/college-football-week-1-overreactions-lsu-clemson-michigan-alabama

[Little Carmine]

OU is about to destroy Michigan but am I overreacting….

[CJ Vogel]

2 minutes ago, Little Carmine said:

OU is about to destroy Michigan but am I overreacting….

I think that's fair to say. Michigan was horrific and the quarterback was even worse.

[tfoster40]

I’m happy I’m not a Okie Light fan this morning

[BevoFlyer]

Interesting stat further down that post under heading of Lots of Good Teams Can't Run the Ball: 

"The first eight carries for No. 1 Ohio State's Bo Jackson against Ball State netted 18 yards with a 12.5% success rate until he finally broke free for a 65-yard touchdown in the third quarter."

[CHorn427]

I’m calling it right now- that OU Michigan game is going to be a lot closer than people are anticipating.

WMU team was really tough. Very well coached team. Bad team to play week one. Just look at what Wisconsin did to Notre Dame in the first half. Literally outplayed them. WMU is a better team than Wisconsin (if not on par).

With the near loss and emotional win for Michigan, that gives them both a wake up call and a shot in the arm. Michigan’s defects were exposed. That’s good maybe for OU, but it’s also good and maybe better for Michigan. They’re gonna have a great week of practice.

OU might very well beat Michigan, but it’s not going to be a dominant affair. I’m calling a single digit win, maybe even a loss with some heroics by Underwood.

My gauge right now is that Michigan is a fringe Top25 team (8-4) and OU is a good not great team (9-10 wins). If OU does dominate, they’ll earn more respect in my eyes. But their performance so far and the eye test imo shows good not great