Josh Pate On Michigan Spring Game Rapid Reaction (Late Kick Cut)

Michigan Football is coming off back to back Big Ten titles and College Football Playoff appearances, and on Late Kick Live Ep 375 Josh Pate shared his thoughts on how Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines looked in their spring game Saturday. With recruiting and development operating at high levels and the results being evident, could this be setting up as the best shot Michigan has had at winning a national championship? Let us know what you think in the comments below and be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the channel and CLICK THE BELL for notifications as we bring you multiple live shows per week!
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[gregguess]

Roman Wilson is the most underrated player in America . Kid runs 4.3, and it shows on film . Unfortunately, our deep passing game was not in sync too often, and he was injured a few games . Look for him and Clemmons to surprise this season

[thedogs]

as a life long Michigan fan, I'm just enjoying the ride. There will be other times in my life where we suck, we are awesome right now, its enjoyable to watch and follow. Excited for the new playoff system. should be fun to watch

[wyattjacobson]

Honestly, Harbaugh should stay at Michigan. If he keeps this pace up, he'll go down as a legend

[matthewgutowski]

Honestly if Michigan doesn’t win the natty this year, or at least plays in it, this season will be some what of a let down. We’ve gotten to the CFP semis back to back years now, we know what to expect, we just have to execute better. Don’t get me wrong, going 13-0 with a win over osu and a 3-peat big ten title would be great, just need that extra 2 wins to make it meaningful. Go blue!!

[rjayy]

As a michigan fan I agree that we don't have an elite wr1 and that is what is holding our offense back from being truly one of the elites. Worth mentioning that our top 2 receivers didn't play in the spring game also

[dairyair]

Michigan kind of reminds me of the UGA early days when we would almost get to the top of the pack then get to the top of the pack and lose close. They will get there eventually.

[BG_Brother]

Ohio has not beaten Michigan for 1220 days

[Noah-ugxt]

finally some Michigan love from sec pate

[kennethverkest]

As long as Michigan beats OsuckU and little brother that's all I care about go Blue

[Scrumtrulescent]

Just want to see Michigan's pass game kick in earlier than last season. No need to have edwards and corum taking a bunch of carries in the first half of the season. Get comfortable and keep those guys healthy

[talkinboutpractice]

Next season’s national champions I said what I said.

[cortes]

Great analysis, hit the nail on the head. Harbaugh has the OL on an assembly line, and you can't have a consistently great program without strong OLs year after year.

[torrancejones]

No one knows how the regular season is going to play out. But according to this year's schedule. Michigan should have no problems going back to get another B1G Championship. Whoever they play this year they need to make a statement on each game like Georgia a put everyone on notice that it's natty vision. Pure focus.

[bri]

As a Bulldog fan. I'd love to see that. Wolverines get alot of respect from real Ga fans. We know Michigan matches well against anyone. See yall in the playoff. For the love of God beat down Ocryo State.
Go Dawgs.

[dabeev]

We had Xavier Worthy....man...just sucks that the school wouldn't let him in.

[MrBudcole]

Nobody is talking about the loss of Jake Moody. His contributions the last two years were IMMENSE! He was the best kicker in College Football for almost two years! Michigan's propensity to "start slow" was offset by the fact that Moody was almost a guarantee inside of the 35 yard line. That is NOT a small thing!

[vincealuzzo]

I agree that wr is our biggest ? This year. Potentially CB too but everywhere else is pretty much solid. Yeah schedule is weak this year, but i hate this narrative that we always do this, other than this year and last year we always play a power 5 team and we have home and homes with Oklahoma and Texas over the next 4 years

[cameronstokes]

I think it’s even more impressive what they’re doing knowing that they don’t have a true #1 wide receiver. They make it work with really good #2 and #3 WRs all over the field

[youtubecommentsectiondebates]

While many things typically go into the outcome of a football game, in my opinion it was ultimately the Michigan coaching staff that cost Michigan the game against TCU. Michigan very well could have another roster in the 2023 that allows them to make a serious run, but one of the main questions is will the coaching staff actually formulate and execute a game plan that allows the team to win?

[jonathanwallace]

I really wish the best for Michigan. As a Notre Dame fan, when the north teams do good... it reminds the world that football is played outside of the dirty south. That brings more talent to schools like my team and makes for compelling football and mitigates the SEC chants. No offense to anyone... I really like good football. Evenly across the board