Michigan football announces 2023 team trip in the United States.
Nice to see that Michigan is back on the educational trail again, with their student athletes.
How nice it is to see that they will be going through THE state of Ohio at THE right time, and seeing very attractive interests in Ohio, including recruits.
From the link below:
"...U-M will visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton; the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland; the National Mall and Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, D.C.; and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, among other destinations."
GO BLUE!!!
And it's happened once again, I'll turn to a friend
Someone who understands
And sees through the master plan
March 27th, 2023 at 10:17 PM ^
But everybody's dense,
and I've been here for two posts
Two places on this blog,
well, I guess this is double posts
So who is coordinating the trolling of this board by consistently posting days old articles? I commend you on the commitment.
Anyone who spends 30 seconds on this board knows Michigan news will be posted immediately. Master troll job!!
This is the first I’ve seen of the trip posted on the board and the OP summary offered is better than the only article I’ve read about it.
March 28th, 2023 at 10:24 AM ^
It's really not hard to find:
Whoa Nellie
Keith Jackson is on the trip?
He's leading the guided tour of the Football Hall of Fame
If you go on the same trip twice, is the second time better or worse?
Probably.
Are they stopping by my hometown of Temperance before they head into ohio?
Are they stopping in Tampa in a few weeks for a few hockey games?
Are they stopping in Delaware?
March 28th, 2023 at 12:15 AM ^
Why not Columbus Ohio, I know it’s out of the way, but a quick tour around the campus wearing Big Ten Championship shirts would make for some great pictures!
I wouldn't put this one past Coach
Seems like the stops are strategic based on certain current recruits locations. Aren't they after a top cb in Cleveland and another in DC in next cycle ? Maybe I'm delusional.
Thank you for posting this, I didn't see it the first time around, nor the article you linked. Sounds like a well-rounded trip that includes both fun and educational opportunities. I've been to the National Mall and the Holocaust Museum, which is astonishingly moving. I'd love to hit the other places, too.
Excellent asshole post
March 28th, 2023 at 12:12 PM ^
Whovever pissed in your cheerios this morning, I can pretty much guarantee it wasn’t Wendy
Dude, what the fuck?
Wow, the team is taking two trips? To the same places?
The SEC err the NCAA just announced no field trips south of the Mason Dixon line. It would be an unfair advantage or a fair disadvantage they havent figured out which one yet.
March 27th, 2023 at 11:04 PM ^
DC is south of the Mason Dixon … but that fact might escape the SEC.
shhh...if they hear that we'll have to forfeit any games at Maryland.
I thought the Potomac River was the line.
It's roughly the border between MD an PA.
Don't forget they'll stop at the horse shoe to reflect on the complete beat down they delivered on the buck nuts. Oh, they'll also leave a Michigan poop cooler as a reminder of what they truly are.
Make sure you they line those turds up in an M.
Like someone did to my '84 Escort back in the day. Had a big poop 'O' on the hood.
I have to say, that’s dedication to crapmanshit
Seriously? I at least hope we won that year.
I just hope they stop by Youngstown to pick up Robinson.
So cool.
Considering M has the 3rd most alums in Canton they should have their own wing.
Michigan natives in the R&R HOF likely outnumbers that by a bunch.
March 28th, 2023 at 12:37 AM ^
I truly hope they stay away from Goblins
The biggest threat known to mankind
Love everything about all these trips. Love the USA tour as well. Teaching these kids so much more than football... While also playing the game at the highest level.
Hey jadyn, come be part of something special
So much to see and learn about our own country. Hoping they get a lot out of the trip. Go Blue!
March 28th, 2023 at 10:11 AM ^
None of them better miss the team bus. It'll take four days to hitchhike from Saginaw.
March 28th, 2023 at 10:50 AM ^
Michigan seems like a dream to me now...
https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx8mJAgSXybCs8tpsHXd_xs53vd4xeOVkj
I managed to visit Gettysburg around 8 years in a row when my kids were in Scouts. We hiked the Gettysburg Heritage Trails Program each year.
What was always a solemn moment was standing at The Angle and imagining the slaughter of the troops on both sides that day. Horrific.
All places listed are great. But I always find it sad that these teams have plenty of kids and teammates who come from vulnerable African-American communities and yet these trips or other like benefits through many different educational or community programs around our country often prioritize things like The Holocaust Museum over other opportunities like the The National Museum of African American History.
Totally down with the importance of learning about and understanding the Holocaust - as much as can be.
Totally not down with the seeming lack of importance or priority shown to educate many kids who will be taking the trip about their own family, community and personal history. It's a big miss in my book. Pretty close to shameful. And a huge loss for so many with a more ambiguous heritage and those teammates looking to understand their fellow teammate's challenges with their identity.
I'm sure UM will take the team there in the end. So this message does not simply apply to just this trip.
Why just pick on the Holocaust Museum? You could easily say the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame is a waste of time because it's filled with old musicians that none of these young players will even know or relate to. It seems like a large part of 20th century history is beneficial to all Americans whether they're of Jewish descent or not. It benefitted all of us to learn about Tulsa and some of the other horrific things that have happened to Black people in this country, aside from slavery. Black history is American history. Jewish history as it pertains to World War 2 is also American history. And I would bet there are players who know very little about the Holocaust.
March 28th, 2023 at 10:47 PM ^
I agree with all of that. I chose that museum because they are within walking distance of each other. So it's such a simple this or that example. But I agree why the Rock Hall of Fame.