Ben Wheaton

@TimothyAlberino @Repairman_Act @jtfollowsjc @tonyelgringo12 Tim everyone just needs to read Birthright. You connect everything nicely there. Obviously people can come to their own conclusions but you bring it all together in the book.

@Repairman_Act @jtfollowsjc @tonyelgringo12 Except for the fact that angels are depicted eating and drinking in the scriptures.

Angels are spiritual beings that eat, drink, fight, play instruments, keep written records, fly in aerospace vehicles, and engage in sexual intercourse. I don't think "spiritual" means what we think it means.

@itsAntWright The award is not MVP it is player of the year. Those are 2 different things. You can say Fears is the MVP given where MSU would be without him while also saying Yaxel is the best player in the conference

Nominated for Top 10 worst tweet of 2026

@itsAntWright @WolverineCorner Same play they ran right before half.

Film Breakdown: Michigan vs Iowa Quick hitter out of a timeout

@BrooksAustinBA @davidpollack47 Lineman also need to be built. You can’t build an O line through the portal consistently in my opinion. You need to stash guys away for 3 years and develop them. The problem is guys don’t want to wait and they can leave so…

@davidpollack47 My only answer other than “coaching is worse. Players are worse” I don’t like that avenue of analysis personally.

What happened to OL development in this sport man? Is it scheme-related? Make it make sense!

@CBKReport He had 7 assists not rebounds

Yaxel Lendeborg tonight @ #7 Purdue: 13 Points 7 Rebounds 2 Assists 2 Blocks 1 Steal

@gwizzy12 I actually think it’s been fine. We were struggling with Fears getting downhill before the defense was set. This makes him slow down

Switching to zone at half after the switch everything defensive masterpiece in the first half is like gauging out your eye with a pocketknife after developing a mild cold

@tbeindit If they are young and good the NFL will be an allure. If they are old they don’t have a ton of time left. The “lifers” at 1 school aren’t really a thing anymore.

95% of coaching hires (even the good ones) are at their schools for less than a decade in this era. Never understood the obsession with hiring young so they can “be around for the long haul” — most will be gone way, way before that.

@Wiesnoski @RaphealDavis3 They pure points allowed number should not be the metric. Michigan plays very high possession games. Generally a team with Michigans level of defense likes to slow it down. They do not. The points per possession number is a better metric to look at.

@RaphealDavis3 Michigan is good inside with Mara, but shouldn’t a top defensive team (of all time? ;-) rank higher than 45th in points allowed, 124th in steals? They’re not as good on the perimeter as recent Baylor/Houston squads.

Michigan has the potential to become the greatest defensive team in the history of College Basketball.

@Jtssrx @JDue51 There’s a safety sitting on that hash. Not open. He only brakes open after underwood rolls left.

@JDue51 He’s supposed to throw it to Marsh who’s wide open running down the seem

After the OSU FG, it’s 3rd & 5. The left side of the line holds up, but the right side does not. My bigger concern is, who is Bryce supposed to throw to? If you’re expecting 2 TEs to out-play that secondary without the help of a pick or some sort of mesh… IDK man

@tominsalem @MattNorlander It was an exhibition game…cmon man

@MattNorlander Beat St. John's by 2 in O/T last month at the Garden.

Michigan hits the jackpot in Vegas and puts on the best MTE showing … ever? Yeah. Column on a record-setting performance that has again recalibrated the top of the college hoops hierarchy. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 cbssports.com/college-basket…

@USN_mustang_Vet @ShawnRyan762 Protecting the family in the moment.

“I heard the bullet slap him, and when I turned, Dan grabbed him as he started to fall, and I jumped down on top of Charlie to cover him because where we were was just concealment. I shoved my hand into the wound and it squirted through my fingers, and when I jumped down on him, he had doll’s eyes. These are wounds incompatible with life.”

@JorieAulston Gunna need to do something to control the numbers in the box. I agree with Downs take but have to keep them honest somehow. Going to be difficult even with good numbers given how good Reese has been.

@DTH_Mason @CoachDanCasey Throw is behind the line of scrimmage

@CoachDanCasey Is this not illegal man downfield?

Another Explosive on WR Middle Screen 👌

@Aczyll @BluePrintJay What would you call the Mcculley touchdown? It was a crosser… they run mesh all the time

@BluePrintJay It’s weird man we don’t even run slants or crossers, it seems like the only route trees we have is 5 yard out routes and hitches, no opportunity for YAC

Why didn’t we get Klein and Hogan Hansen more targets in the game on Saturday? Klein and Hogan are beasts, and I think they deserve an opportunity to showcase their skills more.

@WesleyLHuff Isn’t there some question of what city either of the Pharaohs ruled from? If I recall one was ruling from Thebes during that time period which would make Moses and Aaron’s journeys back and forth sort of farfetched.

Which Pharaoh is the Pharoah of the exodus? There are two primary scholarly perspectives on the identity of the Pharaoh: 1) A late exodus date around 1270 BC, which would make Seti I the Pharaoh of oppression and Ramesses II the Pharaoh of the Exodus, or 2) An early exodus date around 1446 BC, which would identify Thutmose III as the Pharaoh of oppression and Amenhotep II as the Pharaoh of the Exodus. Amenhotep II reigned over Egypt beginning around 1450 BC during the powerful 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom, and according to a chronological match between Egyptian king lists and the Bible, which occurred approximately in 1446 BC. Amenhotep II is depicted in ancient texts as a strong warrior who made several campaigns into Canaan and then abruptly stopped his military activity. Interestingly, the Dream Stele of his son Thutmose IV indicates that Thutmose IV was not the firstborn son—a possible allusion to the biblical tenth plague on the firstborn of Egypt. Seti I was the Egyptian king of the 19th dynasty who reigned from approximately 1290 to 1279 BC. He was the real founder of the Ramessid dynasty’s greatness and is considered by many scholars to be the greatest king of the 19th dynasty, despite his son Ramses II being more famous. Seti was instrumental in promoting Egypt’s prosperity by fortifying frontiers, opening mines and quarries, digging wells, and rebuilding temples. He continued work on the great hypostyle hall at Karnak and created a memorial temple at Abydos dedicated to Osiris and six other deities, which was decorated with delicate reliefs. He was particularly focused on reaffirming Egyptian control over Canaan and challenging the Hittites for control of the Levant. During his first campaign in 1291 BCE, he defeated the Shasu pastoralists in northeastern Sinai and made a show of force along Canaan’s main military routes. His tomb in the Valley of the Kings is considered the finest in the location. Here’s a pic of me in Seti’s tomb in the Valley of the kings. Who do you think was the Pharoah mentioned in the exodus story?

@nickbaumgardner To me it looked like they had him in the backfield looking for a matchup in the pass and Goff killed it to a run.

Amon-Ra St. Counter

@Jbooty88 @CharlesHouston_ Seeing as he pulled a handful of tagged bubbles last week I tend to lean the way of him just not seeing it. It happens. They threw a bunch at him last night. Great opportunity to get better.

@CharlesHouston_ I do not know. Could be young QB, could be that it wasn’t tagged as an option in the play call. Could be anything

Another example. 6 to block 7 when the $ comes. If this is pulled, thrown to the WR, and if the lead man makes his block. You now have a ball carrier with 10 yards between him and the nearest Oklahoma defender. Handed it off and got stuffed.

@MichiganPodcast The back has to abort the play action to pick up the blitz. That’s what was happening

Morning after thought — I didn’t include this in the post-game reaction show because I thought it was maybe just the camera angle, but was Bryce play-actioning to nobody a few times?

@CoachDanCasey Looked to me like Mateer checked to it pre snap.

The PERFECT Call from Ben Arbuckle Full Slide the Line vs. Mug and Slip the RB out opposite

@CoachDanCasey Flashbacks 2023 rose bowl vs bama

IYKYK Harbaugh loves Mesh Traffic in the Low Red Zone! 📖 amzn.to/3HYn8Ow

🚦Chargers hit the Delayed Shallow on RB Mesh Traffic!