I still can't believe the following all happened in a 3 week span:

Michigan defeats Alabama in the Rose Bowl; Nick Saban promptly retires.

Michigan defeats Washington, wins National Championship. 

Lions win back to back playoff games for the first time since the 1950's.

Sometimes I think I must have suffered a fall back in December, am still unconscious, and dreamed the whole thing. 

Yes, that quote is part of the same article. My point is that I don't know what or who to believe anymore. 

Harbaugh said the following less than a year ago according to Isaiah Hole at wolverineswire, so I'm taking the word "hate" with a grain of salt:

“It’s one of those narratives that seemed to be out there but I have a great relationship with Warde Manuel. He’s been great for our athletic department and our university. Nothing but good. I trust Warde, he trusts me."

Roman Wilson-esque catch.

Prescient 

The stuff I ordered specifically said that it may not ship until January 26th.

When you consider different eras, circumstances surrounding each team, injuries,  etc. it's almost impossible to say who was 'the greatest'. It would probably be tough just trying to come up with a definitive top 5.

Add Anthony Thomas for good measure. 

Says he was presented evidence by "a third party".

This is a very interesting article that I'm a little hesitant to link to since it's political, but it has to do with how Harbaugh's apparent politics are so contradictory that he's impossible to figure out.

It's written by Ben Mathis-Lilley (alum and mgoblog member) and is titled "What Is Jim Harbaugh's Deal"?

https://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/ben-mathis-lilley-mystery-wrapped-enigma-jim-harbaugh

Hall of famer Bobby Layne says hello. May his curse finally be broken.

Two undefeated teams, #1vs #2. As it should be. 

I was with you at that point, thinking forget the original plan of watching the sugar bowl, I'm just going to blast out some music and get shitfaced. Now I'm doing all three!

Oh for f**k's sake.

1935:

Detroit Lions - NFL Champions

Detroit Tigers - World Series winner

Detroit Red Wings (1935-1936 team) - Stanley Cup winner

(no pro basketball in Detroit at that time).

Yes, the usage appears accurate. It's just that varying adverbs occasionally (or using fewer) in such a long post makes it much more readable. 

On the other hand,  I'm an engineering and math major and I don't rite so gud, so what the hell do I know. 

I want make sure I'm following this argument properly.

The original poster literally created the Facebook page because Michigan was literally the 2nd most inexperienced team in the nation due to players literally opting out before the season. In addition,  the team had literally played in two national championship games recently, but now Howard is literally working on 4 out of 5 seasons below 20 wins.

I believe this to be a literaly succinct version of the original Facebook page, so I think I get it.

Yeah, that falsetto of his was really something.

Dec 31 is a Sunday.  Reserved for NFL games, I guess.

I have a blood pressure cuff, but I'm afraid to use it. It might explode.

Cursed.

I'm on android and chrome, and clearing cache fixed both the unresponsive drop down problem and the upvote jump to the top problem. 

Huh? "Michigan's field position is too good, we'll re-kick".

Moore said in the radio post game that Corum needed stitches.

One for the ages.

YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He (allegedly) arranged for video recording, he did not arrange for scouting.

Same here.

Re: the supposed 3 touchdown advantage. If you spotted every opponent this year 21 points, Michigan's still 8-0.

The first time Purdue goes on offense everyone in the stands should stand up en masse and point their phones at the Purdue sideline.

Penn State blows.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Damn happy for McBurrows.

Karma for that crappy end of half penalty.

If it's not illegal, why is it referred to as "stealing" signals? Makes it sound more nefarious, I guess. It's just figuring out signals. Or maybe decoding.

It's on the compilation album "Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy" 😀

Schoonmaker TD for the Cowboys.

I don't get the take that Campbell was a fool for not "cashing in" when he had the chance. He has a $22.5 million dollar contract. That's probably at least 10 times my life's earnings so far and I've been working a lot longer than Campbell. Seems like plenty of cash to me. Maybe I don't have expensive enough tastes or something.

I understand. With Denny in control, I hope everything worked out ok with your pension. Yikes! 😬

I take it one of the ex-pitchers wasn't Denny McClain.

I listened to the radio feed on the the varsity network app and was able to get some yardwork done at the same time. Now I'm watching all the highlights on nbcsports.com. No problems at all!

The rabid Tiger fan little kid in me still thinks Lolich should have won the Cy Young in 1971. Led the league in wins, strikeouts, complete games, innings pitched and games started.

(Blue led in ERA and won the MVP as well).

May be sour grapes but I'm sticking to it.

Awful game, just horrible. /s.  🙄

But what if 6 was 9 ...

Cheer up. If you count Pete Best, there's 3 living Beatles!

I'll play. 1138: 1+1+3+8 = 13. Harbaugh signing new contract on the 13th.

Yeoman's work. Much appreciated.

Same here. Maybe it's because I'm an old comics nerd, but I understand these plays so much better with the thought bubbles as opposed to just the arrows.

Michigan did take steps to mitigate the danger, they hired extra security. The fact that it wasn't effective is on the extra security, not Michigan.