Risk Day 19 - Chaos Took Columbus! Long Live Chaos! (We Also Did Some Good Things)

If you enjoy annoying the hell out of Ohio State, you'll like the results from last night. We took a few more territories from them in Ohio and West Virginia, and Chaos managed to steal Columbus with just an 18% chance. While we'll have to do some clean up out west, watching the Buckeyes get evicted from their home territory by trolls is just....chef's kiss.

I also want to thoroughly commend all of you for your commitment to the game. Thanks to you, we're now up to 2334 power! Wow! That's nearly 300 more than Ohio State! However, and I know I sound like a broken record at this point, but we NEED to keep ramping it up. The power disparity is excellent, but OSU got an absurd bump in recruiting last night (they now have over 900 players), so our advantage is going to disappear in a hurry if we don't get more people involved. PLEASE sign up your friends. It just takes a quick visit to MichiganCFBRisk.com every day to play (visits to @CFB_Risk are optional, but recommended). And we're always looking for more intelligent voices in the discord. Let's keep this Maize train going! Go Blue!

Steps To Play Every Day:

1. Sign up for a reddit.com account if you don’t have one already
2. Visit collegefootballrisk.com – Click Sign in with Reddit – Select Michigan as your team
3. Visit https://michigancfbrisk.com/ - click “Login using Reddit” – Click “Get an Assignment”
4. Return to collegefootballrisk.com – Scroll to the bottom of the page and execute your assignment (Note: Simply clicking action so that it becomes highlighted gray confirms the move. There’s no submit or confirm button needed)

Links for Discussion of the Game

• Reddit.com/r/collegefootballrisk is the general subreddit for the game as a whole.
• We have a discord server for specific discussion regarding strategy and also general discussion of Michigan sports. Follow this link https://discord.gg/JJJh3Gc and complete the vetting form that is sent to you when you join the server.