Help Update the Michigan Wiki on the /r/CFB subreddit!
Hey y'all, as a part of the offseason project at /r/cfb we're working to update the Wiki pages for each team. Specifically, we're having an open-ended Q/A project. Primarily, we want to ask questions that only fans can answer, such as: "Where are the best places to eat?" - "What is the tailgating scene like?" - "What traditions are sacred to this team?" and so on.
If you have a reddit account and are interested in answering any of these questions for Michigan, please click on the link in the comments!
- What is the best place to eat at during game day?
- What is the best place to drink at during game day?
- Where is the best place to take a photo on campus/around the stadium?
- What landmark(s) do people need to visit when seeing your school?
- What traditions are of utmost importance during game day?
- If someone were to visit your campus during one rivalry game, what game should it be and why does it make your team's atmosphere amplified?
- What random trivia fact do most people not know about your school?
- Where are the best places to park around your team's stadium on gameday?
- What chants or cheers should visiting fans be familiar with at your school?
- How long is the daily gameday experience at your school? Are there major events or experiences before/afterward to keep in mind?
You are not the real chuck Norris, the real chuck Norris knows the answers before they’re asked.
Is the /CFB Risk game happening again this year?
I believe so, yes. It will be a little bit different this year but there will be something akin to last year's risk game, hopefully by the end of the month.
I'm pretty sure it's not. The mods posted something in the CFBrisk subreddit about a month ago saying it's not coming back. However in the past 24 hours another mod linked to a different r/CFB game saying completing this may help for a future event coming soon (aka Risk). So maybe but I'm guessing no.
3). I'm always partial to the Engin Arch (in addition to the Diag).
7). Each of Michigan's three Heisman winners won it playing for a head coach that had not recruited them to Michigan. Additionally, none of Michigan's three Heisman winners are from Michigan.
9 is easy: if someone screams "GOOOOOOO" at you, scream back "BLUEEEEEEEE"
When does the Risk game start on reddit?