If Michigan has now "played" ohio 11 times wouldn't that mean we've basically given them 11 games of film of exactly what we are going to do? Seems like on offense the idea is to always save plays for ohio. Why is defense seemingly the exact opposite?
Arrive 5 hours early to either stadium (not a typo) and plan ahead on a two hour drive out of the stadium (not a typo). Unliess either team starts losing games before you go. Then safely arrive 30 minutes early and leave in 10 minutes as no one will be there. Not the most devoted fan bases.
Tyrone Wheatley had two absolutely incredible long TD runs in that PSU game. He had all the talent in the world. When he was healthy and on his game he was an absolute beast.
Serious question: Are those dudes old or just fat? hard to tell in the video. OP called them old but I think that makes him an ageist. I'm recreationally offended by that. I think they're just plain old fat and I find that funny.
I am in the camp that thinks anyone who believes bad luck is to blame for Michigan's late game woes is delusional and probably has not watched any of the games in their entirety. I know that some people find that blasphemous and refuse to ever call out Brian but seriously? Bad luck?
As I scrolled down to read the comments I anticipated some petty shi* to be argued about but I am surprised it went this direction and got this heated so quickly.
Wow! Glad to hear you are okay. My best friend was visiting for the weekend and he broke your fall. In the aftermath someone grabbed him and hustled him towards someone that fit the bill for a reporter exclaiming "This guy is a hero!" There was a brief interview where my friend rambled something about his favorite food being steak and liking the number 12. Everyone was obviously inebriated. Glad to hear that you are okay. 4 days in the ICU is nothing to sneeze at.
It used to be a tradition (I hope it still is) that after a big road win students would meet at the steps of the Student Union and sing the fight song. Usually someone would sort of take charge and lead some cheers. If the crowd got really raucous a march across campus would begin. We would march in and out of the libraries and harass people who had spent their Saturday afternoon studying instead of watching the game. This game was about the greatest road win of the decade and the mob was beyond crazy. I remember marching into the Law library which I don't remember happening in previous years and people were marching on top of the tables screaming the fight song at the top of their lungs. Too bad we didn't have cell phone cameras back then. After the law library it was kind of a 'what now?' moment and someone yelled LET'S GO TO THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSE! After arriving and screaming and singing for a good few minutes Lee met us at the door and invited us in. The theft was an unfortunate byproduct. I remember people stealing about anything they could get their hands on like candle holders and picture frames. It was a wild scene. In fact, Lee told us that day that anytime Michigan beat Penn State by at least 26 points we were welcome in his house. Next year's score? Michigan 27-0! And Lee welcomed us back, albeit a much tamer crowd.
Kegs? I don't remember Kegs but there was a lot of alcohol consumption. Maybe a party ball or two but I doubt someone hauled a half barrel out there.
2005 GMC Canyon. Bought it new, changed headlight, taillight, and turn signal bulbs in under a year. Where do they manage to find such shitty parts? The rubber gasket on the bed light wore out and leaked water into the cab whenever it rained. Needed major engine repair before 5 years old. The fuse for the automatic windows blew... Again, where do they find such shitty parts?
Hard Rock Stadium was designed to put the home team sideline in shade and the away team in the sun. If this was an august game noon kickoff that would be a big advantage.i went to a Lions Dolphins game there a few years ago and the Detroit sideline was wilting in the sun.
Unfortunately it is a night game in the winter. So outside of uniform color it doesn't mean much.
I graduated in 1998 and it was $15 to walk with student ID. The problem was more just getting a tee time. Students were generally shit upon by the staff there in favor of fat cat donors.
Recently Azusa Pacific University announced they would be cutting football. Their most famous alum is the Nigerian Nightmare, Christian Okoye, but this announcement is significant for another reason. They were the last Division II football program in all of California. They were an NAIA program until 2011 and then made the three year transition to Division II. Hard to even know what is a revenue sport anymore.
and so if I search the internet and find a separate study by equally qualified doctors signed by various other doctors then it is correct? What if they say different things? How do I know which is correct? I guess yours is the correct one because you say so. Seems reasonable
I swore I would never forgive him when he left us in 96 for Notre Dame. Then we won a National Championship and it was more like good riddance. I was able to forgive him that time because we did so well without him. I can only hope I am give a reason to forgive him again this time.
Mercury's post game interview went something like...
Reporter: "Do you think you caught the ball in bounds?"
Mercury: "Yes. They pay the referees to make the call and they pay me to catch the ball."
It didn't go over well with the Michigan haters.
What a game though and you are correct, no student section. That game was not part of the student ticket package because it happened before students officially arrived back for fall semester.
In 1986 I was 11 and for the first time in my life I watched golf even though I wasn't being forced to by my dad controlling the tv. Jack went on to win the Master's at age 46 in maybe the greatest back 9 ever and my dad was still not home (he played every Saturday/Sunday morning at Genesee Hills CC which I think is no longer a golf course). Normally home by 2 or 3 at the latest it never dawned on me at the time that he was almost assuredly watching in the clubhouse with his golfing pals, probably drunk. When he did get home I met him at the door and told him "Dad I recorded the Master's for you but I won't tell you who won. You won't believe it!" He played it off like he didn't know and we watched Jack's historic back 9 together on VCR tape. He's never admitted to knowing ahead of time Jack won.
I saw Rage Against the Machine open for House of Pain at the State Theater downtown Detroit April 2, 1993. To say Rage ruled the evening would be an understatement and then some. Rage absolutely brought the house down. In my life I have never seen any opening act completely dominate the night the way they did. The next day my friends and I drove to several music shops to try and buy their debut self titled album. I think we were finally successful in Royal Oak somewhere (probably a shop no longer there). I will never forget being 18 in the pit with my middle finger in the air screaming "FU** YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME!" even though I had never heard that song before. It was incredible. This summary I found online says it all...
Around age 6 my mom took me the Troy community center or YMCA or something similar for a karate intro class. At one point the instructor had us form a circle and told us to flex our stomach muscles. He then walked around the circle and gave us a pretty solid rap with the back of his hand into our guts. Apparently this was to teach us the importance of physical fitness. I started crying and never did anything with martial arts again the rest of my life.
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did Michigan play against MSU a couple days ago? I missed the write up
if you are too young to remember look up what happened to Bama when they hired the last coach Michigan beat for a national title Mike Price.
What better way to paint an endzone than with Honolulu Blue?
If Michigan has now "played" ohio 11 times wouldn't that mean we've basically given them 11 games of film of exactly what we are going to do? Seems like on offense the idea is to always save plays for ohio. Why is defense seemingly the exact opposite?
There's two reasons osu scored all those pionts
1. Don
2. Brown
Hayden Frye's mustache in that post game interview could kick anyone's ass
you think if I go to the MGoBlue website and complain in the comments about the ads on this site that will get shit done?
how exactly would cancelled games nullify his guarantee?
Arrive 5 hours early to either stadium (not a typo) and plan ahead on a two hour drive out of the stadium (not a typo). Unliess either team starts losing games before you go. Then safely arrive 30 minutes early and leave in 10 minutes as no one will be there. Not the most devoted fan bases.
White pants?!?! Don't they realize it is after labor day (and before memorial day)?
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Awesome! Thank you for posting
Not a big gambler but if I were I'd bet my max on Rutgers to cover. Northwestern is at a low of all time lows. I don't see how they can be ready.
Agreed. Morgan got four starts at the striker spot and scored zero goals. That can’t happen. Changes needed to happen sooner than they did.
songs from soundtracks like Barbie (Pink) and Into the Spiderverse (What's up Danger, Sunflower, Start a Riot)
no politics!
Tyrone Wheatley had two absolutely incredible long TD runs in that PSU game. He had all the talent in the world. When he was healthy and on his game he was an absolute beast.
Central Limit Theorem?
Lots of people go to college for 8 years. They're called doctors.
Serious question: Are those dudes old or just fat? hard to tell in the video. OP called them old but I think that makes him an ageist. I'm recreationally offended by that. I think they're just plain old fat and I find that funny.
I am in the camp that thinks anyone who believes bad luck is to blame for Michigan's late game woes is delusional and probably has not watched any of the games in their entirety. I know that some people find that blasphemous and refuse to ever call out Brian but seriously? Bad luck?
As I scrolled down to read the comments I anticipated some petty shi* to be argued about but I am surprised it went this direction and got this heated so quickly.
MAIZE
Purdue 10
Michigan 19
Purdue 10
Not just the run game... did you hear their band playing Mr, Brightside coming out of a tv timeout? Wow
No one could throw a screen pass directly into a RBs butt like John Navarre. He was unparalleled. The greatest ever at that 'skill'
Wow! Glad to hear you are okay. My best friend was visiting for the weekend and he broke your fall. In the aftermath someone grabbed him and hustled him towards someone that fit the bill for a reporter exclaiming "This guy is a hero!" There was a brief interview where my friend rambled something about his favorite food being steak and liking the number 12. Everyone was obviously inebriated. Glad to hear that you are okay. 4 days in the ICU is nothing to sneeze at.
Video: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5nx557
12:22 mark
https://digital.bentley.umich.edu/midaily/mdp.39015071754985/865
link to the Daily after the game with a picture of Lee and the co-eds
It used to be a tradition (I hope it still is) that after a big road win students would meet at the steps of the Student Union and sing the fight song. Usually someone would sort of take charge and lead some cheers. If the crowd got really raucous a march across campus would begin. We would march in and out of the libraries and harass people who had spent their Saturday afternoon studying instead of watching the game. This game was about the greatest road win of the decade and the mob was beyond crazy. I remember marching into the Law library which I don't remember happening in previous years and people were marching on top of the tables screaming the fight song at the top of their lungs. Too bad we didn't have cell phone cameras back then. After the law library it was kind of a 'what now?' moment and someone yelled LET'S GO TO THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSE! After arriving and screaming and singing for a good few minutes Lee met us at the door and invited us in. The theft was an unfortunate byproduct. I remember people stealing about anything they could get their hands on like candle holders and picture frames. It was a wild scene. In fact, Lee told us that day that anytime Michigan beat Penn State by at least 26 points we were welcome in his house. Next year's score? Michigan 27-0! And Lee welcomed us back, albeit a much tamer crowd.
Kegs? I don't remember Kegs but there was a lot of alcohol consumption. Maybe a party ball or two but I doubt someone hauled a half barrel out there.
2005 GMC Canyon. Bought it new, changed headlight, taillight, and turn signal bulbs in under a year. Where do they manage to find such shitty parts? The rubber gasket on the bed light wore out and leaked water into the cab whenever it rained. Needed major engine repair before 5 years old. The fuse for the automatic windows blew... Again, where do they find such shitty parts?
Michigan vs Purdue 1995
^^^ name checks out
Hard Rock Stadium was designed to put the home team sideline in shade and the away team in the sun. If this was an august game noon kickoff that would be a big advantage.i went to a Lions Dolphins game there a few years ago and the Detroit sideline was wilting in the sun.
Unfortunately it is a night game in the winter. So outside of uniform color it doesn't mean much.
Ditto. I will probably be on the upper level by the slots where you can look over the rail in a Charles Woodson jersey.
Great idea, except for the fact that Evil Dead is a Sam Raimi movie and he's a Spartan. But yeah, good for you
That website says the times are a best guess, not actual in all cases
I love how #44 is left completely unblocked at the point of attack and can't even get within a yard of Blake. That's some Barry Sanders stuff
that's what she said
Gunga galunga … gunga, gunga-lagunga
I graduated in 1998 and it was $15 to walk with student ID. The problem was more just getting a tee time. Students were generally shit upon by the staff there in favor of fat cat donors.
Recently Azusa Pacific University announced they would be cutting football. Their most famous alum is the Nigerian Nightmare, Christian Okoye, but this announcement is significant for another reason. They were the last Division II football program in all of California. They were an NAIA program until 2011 and then made the three year transition to Division II. Hard to even know what is a revenue sport anymore.
I promis to not make fun of your premise
and so if I search the internet and find a separate study by equally qualified doctors signed by various other doctors then it is correct? What if they say different things? How do I know which is correct? I guess yours is the correct one because you say so. Seems reasonable
There doesn't seem to be anything here. Check back later.
I swore I would never forgive him when he left us in 96 for Notre Dame. Then we won a National Championship and it was more like good riddance. I was able to forgive him that time because we did so well without him. I can only hope I am give a reason to forgive him again this time.
Mercury's post game interview went something like...
Reporter: "Do you think you caught the ball in bounds?"
Mercury: "Yes. They pay the referees to make the call and they pay me to catch the ball."
It didn't go over well with the Michigan haters.
What a game though and you are correct, no student section. That game was not part of the student ticket package because it happened before students officially arrived back for fall semester.
In 1986 I was 11 and for the first time in my life I watched golf even though I wasn't being forced to by my dad controlling the tv. Jack went on to win the Master's at age 46 in maybe the greatest back 9 ever and my dad was still not home (he played every Saturday/Sunday morning at Genesee Hills CC which I think is no longer a golf course). Normally home by 2 or 3 at the latest it never dawned on me at the time that he was almost assuredly watching in the clubhouse with his golfing pals, probably drunk. When he did get home I met him at the door and told him "Dad I recorded the Master's for you but I won't tell you who won. You won't believe it!" He played it off like he didn't know and we watched Jack's historic back 9 together on VCR tape. He's never admitted to knowing ahead of time Jack won.
I saw Rage Against the Machine open for House of Pain at the State Theater downtown Detroit April 2, 1993. To say Rage ruled the evening would be an understatement and then some. Rage absolutely brought the house down. In my life I have never seen any opening act completely dominate the night the way they did. The next day my friends and I drove to several music shops to try and buy their debut self titled album. I think we were finally successful in Royal Oak somewhere (probably a shop no longer there). I will never forget being 18 in the pit with my middle finger in the air screaming "FU** YOU I WON'T DO WHAT YOU TELL ME!" even though I had never heard that song before. It was incredible. This summary I found online says it all...
https://technotarek.com/shows/house-of-pain-rage-against-the-machine
Around age 6 my mom took me the Troy community center or YMCA or something similar for a karate intro class. At one point the instructor had us form a circle and told us to flex our stomach muscles. He then walked around the circle and gave us a pretty solid rap with the back of his hand into our guts. Apparently this was to teach us the importance of physical fitness. I started crying and never did anything with martial arts again the rest of my life.
There are a total of 4 split Ms on this baby! From my middle school days. I really hope the pics come through since this is my first ever try.