Have you been able to see this kid play or just going with the law of averages approach? I don't think he will keep this pace, but I think he has a very real chance of eclipsing 2000 yards in both categories.
Now that the fighting RichRod's are done with UCONN and ND, they have UMASS, Bowling Green, Indiana and Michigan State... before they play Iowa, PSU, tOSU, Wisconsin, etc. He should continue to put up big numbers for 4 more weeks.
Yeah, the kid is going to eat up the next 4 games. Michigan will be top 10 if they run the table up until then.
Here's an interesting comparison of Robinson's numbers compared to total offense of other top 25 teams: Michigan's Robinson on pace for history - Stats & Info Blog - ESPN
Did this guy rip off my thread? "Not that anyone expects Robinson to continue at this pace, but if he does, that projects to 2,730 rushing yards and 2,580 passing yards over a 12-game schedule. Even with an expected drop-off, Robinson has a chance to become the first 2,000/2,000 player in major college history. The FBS record for rushing yards by a 2,000-yard passer is 1,427 by UAB’s Joe Webb last season." At least he took the time out to find the Joe Webb stat line. :hihi:
Well, Michigan is highlighting him on just about every play. He can really shine in their spread offense. Whether he's that much of a superstar or just a good player that Michigan's offensive design showcases will unfold through the season. And, can his body survive?
You're projecting this off of two games. Wasn't Drew brees projected to throw for like 90 TD's last year after the first game or two? Yeah that's why. 2000 yards = like 165 yards a game. Unlike what people are saying, he will NOT tear up the next 4 games because Michigan should be good enough to beat them without him going superman on dem hoes. Why risk his body when they need him for later games.
