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Tate doesn't seem to have much to
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I think it's safe to say that in his short football career at the University of Michigan, Tate Forcier has just about seen all the highs and lows that college football has to offer. The quarterback-from-birth went from savior to scapegoat over the course of the 2009 season. After the shredding of UConn's defense yesterday by the new and improved Denard Robinson, followed by the shots of a dejected and embarrassed Forcier on the bench, the young quarterback has now moved firmly into the category of "afterthought." All the while Tate hasn't changed. He is still the same quarterback full of grit and moxie with crazy accuracy and a coaching pedigree that most pro's can't claim. The same quarterback who brought the team back from the dead in two games, and forced overtime in a third 4th quarter comeback. No, Tate is the same quarterback we have always known he was. We have just changed the way we see him, for better or worse.
