Honestly, I think this helps us and hurts them. They were a mess against Michigan. Getting an extra game of live reps to figure out their offense would have helped them. Now, they have to go into a second straight brutal game with no idea about their QB situation. Plus, it's already almost Friday. They won't get that much extra rest or prep time for our game.
Honestly, the biggest question now is how does Coach McElwain handle the suspensions. He has led people to believe the Michigan game wasn't the only punishment for those 10 players. I believe most of us thought that was referring to the fact he would probably spend them for their warm-up game, act like he properly punished them, and then they would be back for TN.
So what does he do now? Go back on his word and say they have been punished enough? I am truly interested to see if as a coach in one of is biggest games of the season he has the stones to stick to his guns. I highly, highly doubt it.