Today's random questions not about hunting and NOT ABOUT JOSH CHRISTOPHER

1. Can 2018's loss against South Carolina count?

2. I'll have to go with 2015 as I'm not THAT old.

3. Jourdan Lewis. That game was still in legitimate question at the time.

4. Don't know. Don't care.

5. Tommy Rees. Don't remember Aaron Craft's shot.

Is this a thread about hunting Josh Christopher? 

That's a bit much.

Alamo/2003/Lewis Pick/Chuck/Tommy

I was at the MSU game with Peppers 2 point return denying Mork his dignity. That was a thing of beauty and a great memory. The stadium was at least half Michigan fans and some dude kept saying "Harbauggggghhhhh" in a pirate voice the whole game.

1)   2005 Alamo Bowl  - would have been historic if Ecker pitched the damn ball

2)  2003.   That was an easy one... I was still getting over the loss from week before for that 2015 game

EDIT:  I mis-read the question.  Probably still go with 2003 as if I'm not mistaken, Minnesota hadn't beaten Michigan in a very very long time at that point and had a good team that year, so it probably hurt more

3)  Peppers 2 point conversation.  Tough one but the context of not having beat Sparty in 4 years then and we should've put them away earlier

4) No clue

5) Craft 

2) If I was a Minnesota fan, 2015 definitely hurts more. That's like a 'wow the opportunity was right in front of us and we still screwed it up. We'll never be good' moment. Like how I felt after the 2018 version of the game. Totally deflating to feel like you're about to exorcise some demons and the same ol thing happens again

3) I'd say Wisconsin. The 2 pt conversion felt a little like a sigh of relief as I was wondering if we were going to find another mathematically improbably way to blow it vs MSU again. 2016 Wisconsin really didn't feel like they were any threat to score and the INT felt like a booyah moment

1. SC game. They were a mediocre team and UM completely shit the bed. 

2. 2003

3. Peppers

4. Chuck

5. Tommy. I remember watching that live and just being absolutely flabbergasted at that happening. Justice of the Lord! Still can't explain why it suddenly just slipped out of his hand for no apparent reason.

1. Alamo Bowl was the worst. Sunbelt refs made the game a joke. Ecker pitch it to Breaston.

2. The 2003 comeback was epic but it was more us waking up than being schadenfreude. 2015 was just fucking hilariously bad time management by Minnesota. Nod given to 2015.

3. Lewis. I was at the game and I could not believe he made the play at the time. We were going nuts when it happened. The whole game was tense as we never could pull away from Wisconsin due to missed field goals and general offensive crappiness.

4. Confusing question. The Fisch love is something I have never understood. It's like people think he is a genius because it came after the horrible Hoke era offenses.  If he was such a great mind why is his career so mediocre? If he turns Stidham into a solid NFL qb than maybe I will be converted.

5. Rees. All Notre Dame failures are hilarious af.

Another interesting piece of information our Tempe connections told us was that Christopher really bonded with ASU football coach Herm Edwards. It’s hard to believe that would play much of a role in his recruitment, but apparently it highlighted ASU’s culture advantage over UCLA and Michigan (two of his other finalists). As a reminder, the polarizing Chip Kelly and Jim Harbaugh are the two coaches at those respective schools, so it’s fairly obvious why he didn’t get the same impression from those schools in this regard.

1. I am also voting for the 2018 loss to South Carolina. Only B1G team to lose that year and they blew a double digit lead.

2. 2003.

3. J. Lew’s INT. Game sealing 1 handed pic in a tight game. Peppers 2 pnt conversion was nice too, but the game was over.

4. ?

5. Tommy Rees for sure. Mostly bc I was there and it was awesome.

1.  Alamo

2.  2003 and its not close

3.  Peppers

4.  Chuck Norris

5.  Tommy