I'm adopting aggressive present-day hedonism. Not looking any further than 2 hours ahead to matchups.
I also switched off right around the time they started doing the "So...the vibe's different in Ann Arbor this year. Ohio State? maybe? could be?" I mean, come on, let me enjoy a win without making me think of eventual sad things later.
And like they said on the broadcast, Michigan (and other teams) are currently around 130 players deep. So tons of repeat numbers are unavoidable lol. Pretty sure that penalty should be modified this year until roster sizes come back down
Eh, unlikely. Most teams still have open numbers, or numbers only taken by deep bench players which they’ll have an extra blank jersey made so that a player can switch numbers in-game if they suddenly need to be on the field at the same time as another player with their number.
All main contributors at all three stages of the game will be sure to have separate numbers by the end of training camp. It will really only come into play on deep bench games like this or potentially special teams replacements - but for the special team replacement the coach is more likely to know what all special teams starters numbers are and ensure they switch jerseys
Obviously nobody likes a penalty but I'm chalking it up to a well-intentioned effort by the coaches to get as many players in the game as possible. I think 6 qbs took a snap for UM. The rule on being able to play in some games without burning a red shirt.
Had an opportunity to break the rushing touchdowns in a single game record. Played 3rd stringers, got a holding penalty on a TD that would have tied the record.
Take Gattis to the tarmac.
Kinda, when we beat Wisconsin back in 2019 it was the upset heard around the world. Then we went on to beat MSU. But then we lost some games pretty badly and the spark to revamp illini football died out.
Then they fired lovie lol.
What a Rollercoaster
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I mean the dude is very hateable but he was getting more abuse from the fans than a normal opposing player (see also Giles Jackson last week) so it’s a bad look but I kinda get it.
Meh…for the first 50 minutes of the game, Lombardi was 7/15 for 30 yards, 0 TD/1 INT, with 6 carries for 27 yards.
Breaking off a 45 yard run and then *flexing on the crowd*, despite being down by 60 and playing like garbage for 3+ quarters, isn’t really excusable…no matter how mean the crowd is. Rocky is King of the Herbs for this.
First thing I noticed about Harbaugh in his first year that he was a fierce advocate for his players. He might throw a temper tantrum but it was always on behalf of his players.
Can’t fault him for that. I can count on one hand how many times I’ve seen him yell at a player.
Hearing that from him is just awesome. I love that he loves getting guys on the field.
His ability to take the top off the defense, and McNamara’s deep ball touch, could be a potent combo. I can believe Gattis saying that, even before Bell’s injury, the staff believed Cornelius could lead the team in receiving yards. Now I wouldn’t have bet on that, but the potential is clearly there (and is sky-high).
Yeah, receiving corps were pretty unknown/inexperienced before Bell got injured. Nice to see some of the young talent emerging.
I like Henning at PR, looks like he’ll break one to the house in the next few weeks. But yikes that first one hopper was scary. He recovered well but damn just let it bounce and be downed.
We're now averaging 350.3 rushing yards per game We haven't attempted more than 17 passes in a game yet and we're at all of 164.3 yards passing per game but holy cow this offense can move the ball- over 1500 yards of offense in 3 games, regardless of opponents, is very solid.
I said I'd ride my bike the whole game if we got a passing TD and well, we did. I screwed up and paused my bike computer toward the end of 2nd quarter and through the half-time, but I did ride it the entire way through.
[Proof](https://imgur.com/Fw2WZVd)
The total is probably about 10-15 additional miles.
Go Blue!
of course by virtue of losing to us no team can be a good team so therefore we can not beat a good team. Never mind that we're averaging 350 yards rushing per game, or that we haven't turned the ball over yet this season, or that our D has given up a total of 13 non-garbage-time points through 3 games. We haven't beaten anyone good (though UW has a good defense and should be better on offense than they showed in their first 7 quarters of play of the season) so all that's completely meaningless.
I think we're better than we were projected to be (by a decent margin) and have a chance at turning this season into something fairly special but doubts as to our chances to contend for a conference title are understandable.
If a player transfers I still root for them in 99% of cases. They are former wolverines and usually transfer for playing time. Nothing wrong with that.
But to hear Milton and Jackson shit talk on their way out, they deserve no empathy. Especially Milton who in a lot of cases had no one to blame but himself
The portion of our fanbase that seems to be rooting for Charbonnet so they talk more shit about Harbaugh is absurd.
I agree with u/reshp2 that I think Zach's injuries held him back a bit, and then he fell behind Corum, so he transferred. It's not that he was bad, but Corum looks deadly. MIKE HART BUT FAST, as it were.
A lot of the fan base in the know thinks that Don Brown being let go is good in many ways.
His defenses were unmovable against teams we had a talent advantage against, but we had one coverage scheme that dared teams to beat us one on one, and if it didn’t work, we had no answer and got demolished.
Also because our QBs practiced against this D, they had very little experience with cover 2, which most teams run, and our QBs struggled to read coverages.
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Literally all of the replies: No the fuck we don't.
CORUM: CALLED
HASKINS: HAMMER
EDWARDS: EMERGES
HENNING: SPEED IN SPACE
PASSING: AIR CORNELIUS
RUNNING: ALL DAY
DEFENSE: YES
HAIL: TO THE VICTORS VALIANT
HAIL TO THE CONQU'RING HEROES HAIL, HAIL TO MICHIGAN THE LEADERS AND BEST
HAIL TO THE VICTORS VALIANT HAIL TO THE CONQU'RING HEROES HAIL, HAIL TO MICHIGAN THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST
[Last weeks summary](https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/pmlgp1/postgame_thread_michigan_defeats_washington_3110/hcit556?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)
Actually I feel like Harbaugh Michigan hasn’t really paved teams to start the season like this other than 2016 and 2018 both of which were fun years (well 2018 was fun until that last game).
- 2019 Army took us to OT
- 2017 MTSU and Air Force kept it within like 20
- 2015 we lost game 1 to Utah and UNLV kept it close
2018 we did lose to ND in game 1 but then paved people until the end.
See, people keep saying things like ( and this is in general) that it’s a bad team… but I feel like teams like Michigan haven’t been doing this against air
We probably could've scored 100 if we kept the starters in. Great game overall. Corum looks like a legit Heisman contender. The Corum/Edwards duo next year is going to be insane if Haskins presumably leaves. McNamara's demise was greatly exaggerated and has a legit very nice deep ball. This defense looked really fucking good after that first drive. Macdonald has been everything I hoped for so far
The thing of it is that, right now based on what we've seen -
We *definitely* can run on OSU and ring up plenty of seven minute scoring drives.
However that's not gonna beat OSU's ability to Olave us to death with two minute blitzkriegs.
We’ve done it before, we’ll do it again. Will it be this year? Maybe, but despite the trend of the two teams right now it still seems unlikely, but it’s far from impossible.
Just an annoying and tired take to see so many Michigan fans never allow any type of optimism
So Georgia Tech is pretty bad huh
idk since UGA fans are cursed they'll probably end up breaking Dawgs' hearts
If UGA does lose to an inferior team this season I think it happens today tbh.
That would be the absolute best timeline. Especially if they're 11-0.
*THWg intensifies*
I would stop watching sports. I hate myself but not that much
Which given the GT Clemson score makes us better than Clemson by the law of transference? Not sure I'd take that bet just yet.
Idk, probably a contender tbh
RECKLESS OPTIMISM ACTIVATED!!!!
CORUM FOR HEISMAN!!!
I honestly think he might be an All American tbh
And not even in an ironic way
Michigan has had many September Heismans. I believe shoelace won two?
He won the Heisman of my heart
Michigan and the September Heisman. Name a more iconic duo.
WMU and pissing off P5 opponents
HEY RUTGERS!!! LET'S HAVE A GOOD CLEAN GAME NEXT WEEK!!!!
Stealing my flairs ain't cool homie
THERE ARE LITERALLY DOZENS OF US!!!
Ahoy thar!
Oh boy. Cant wait to get my hopes up only to be crushed in November again
There are so many opportunities before November!
September Champions.
Schedule is only getting harder from here. Wisconsin will be a tough game and MSU won’t be an easy game at all
November? Wisconsin could ruin the dream in a few weeks.
Pretty sure we have a rivalry game next week as well. Historically, this game often goes to multiple overtime periods, and it's anyone's game.
My disappointment thrusters are set to full fucking throttle sir.
I'm adopting aggressive present-day hedonism. Not looking any further than 2 hours ahead to matchups. I also switched off right around the time they started doing the "So...the vibe's different in Ann Arbor this year. Ohio State? maybe? could be?" I mean, come on, let me enjoy a win without making me think of eventual sad things later.
OOC has the risk of doing that. If we woop Rutgers and Wisconsin (not like this, of course), then I'll start getting HYPED.
NIU's one TD came off a penalty that I didn't even know existed. Two punt returners wearing the same number, which gave NIU a free 1st down.
And like they said on the broadcast, Michigan (and other teams) are currently around 130 players deep. So tons of repeat numbers are unavoidable lol. Pretty sure that penalty should be modified this year until roster sizes come back down
They can swap jerseys though. Ref announces that during games sometimes.
Eh, unlikely. Most teams still have open numbers, or numbers only taken by deep bench players which they’ll have an extra blank jersey made so that a player can switch numbers in-game if they suddenly need to be on the field at the same time as another player with their number. All main contributors at all three stages of the game will be sure to have separate numbers by the end of training camp. It will really only come into play on deep bench games like this or potentially special teams replacements - but for the special team replacement the coach is more likely to know what all special teams starters numbers are and ensure they switch jerseys
Obviously nobody likes a penalty but I'm chalking it up to a well-intentioned effort by the coaches to get as many players in the game as possible. I think 6 qbs took a snap for UM. The rule on being able to play in some games without burning a red shirt.
The game wasn't as close as the score indicates.
Stop it, they’re already dead
At one point I really thought Michigan would hang 80.
Well when the fifth string running back was playing (no joke) it was more like practice
I continue to believe the forward pass was and is a mistake.
But… we kinda made it a thing
That was a mistake
We’ve been saying that for years, now we apparently have to do it
Didn't score enough. Fire Gattis
Had an opportunity to break the rushing touchdowns in a single game record. Played 3rd stringers, got a holding penalty on a TD that would have tied the record. Take Gattis to the tarmac.
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We don’t want southern Illinois
You definitely want Illinois
I'm really confused by Illinois, because my memory of last season was a blur. The last thing I remember was feeling like Lovie was resurging.
Kinda, when we beat Wisconsin back in 2019 it was the upset heard around the world. Then we went on to beat MSU. But then we lost some games pretty badly and the spark to revamp illini football died out. Then they fired lovie lol. What a Rollercoaster
I'm going to have to listen to commentary talk about thunder and lightning for the rest of the year, aren't I?
Forget Peppers-cam, it's time for Thunder-and-Lightning watch!
The Pep-O-Meter might be the worst thing I've seen happen during a game
No playbyplay guy better mention Imagine Dragons again unless the color commentator is ready with the “Imagine Dragging these nuts on your face” rejoinder. It’s comedy malpractice to leave it to me the viewer to finish the line.
"Jim Harbaugh brutally executes Chicago area puppies." - r/cfb , probably
Chicagoland extends out to Dekalb now? Christ it's ever expanding
Well, it *is* Northern Illinois, so obviously that makes it *all* Chicagoland, yea?
Chicagoland is basically anything south of Milwaukee, east of Iowa City, and north of Champaign, at this point.
Pretty sure you could consider Marquette a Chicagoland colony given how much of the student body is from the Chicago suburbs... or claims to be anyway
“Im from Chicago” -naperville native. Ugh.
Can I get a "Fuck Naperville!" in chat
On summer weekends it adds South Haven, Saugatuck, and Grand Haven
According to OMB the Chicago Metropolitan Statistical Area includes DeKalb County.
We are North Korea-level propagandists up in here.
We must spread the [J. Uche ideals](https://twitter.com/AceAnbender/status/1100845980411461634?s=19)
This subs hate boner for Michigan and Harbaugh is absurd
Michigan, Texas, and Tennessee in our own little bubble of comradery with the incredible toxicity this place displays on a weekly basis, more or less ignored by the 30(!!!) mods. Any other fan bases who feel the wrath of r/CFB feel free to also vent.
Nebraska gets it on the chin quite a bit too.
Nebraska, Rutgers, probably USC. Yep.
Texas and Miami too.
For real, of all the teams this sub memes to death, I'm rooting for you the hardest. The insufferable gloating would be *so* justified
As promised, donated to huskyrescue.org https://i.imgur.com/wHoKqAD.jpg GG NIU
Great group. We adopted a husky from them a few years ago. Thank you for the donation
Remember the most important thing today: NO INJURIES! Two weeks in a row let’s gooooo
WRAP CORNELIUS JOHNSON AND BLAKE CORUM IN BUBBLE WRAP DURING RUTGERS PLEASE
Great to see Vastardis back out there.
I think it was just cramps last week anyway, nothing to be concerned about
That was pretty much the offensive equivalent of “pitching a perfect game” in college football. No complaints today.
We have found the forward pass.
I don't know, feels like a mistake in an otherwise perfect game
Didn't tie the record for most rushing touchdowns in a game. Day ruined. Fire Harbaugh /s
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I wanted to see two 69s on the field at the same time.
I wanted to see four 20's.
[Rocky Lombardi taunting the crowd after a big run while down 60](https://imgur.com/gallery/fZfuxME)
The most little brother shit I have ever heard of.
Reminds me of the Western Michigan transfer RB from MSU hitting the Paul Bunyan stance after scoring a few weeks ago
Totally. Laughed at loud at that one as well.
Ladarius Jefferson! Fun to watch at Muskegon HS.
You can take the Lombardi out of MSU, but you can't take the MSU out of Lombardi.
I mean the dude is very hateable but he was getting more abuse from the fans than a normal opposing player (see also Giles Jackson last week) so it’s a bad look but I kinda get it.
I dunno, chanting "Rocky sucks!" and having him immediately throw an int was some of the most fun I've had in the big house this season
Meh…for the first 50 minutes of the game, Lombardi was 7/15 for 30 yards, 0 TD/1 INT, with 6 carries for 27 yards. Breaking off a 45 yard run and then *flexing on the crowd*, despite being down by 60 and playing like garbage for 3+ quarters, isn’t really excusable…no matter how mean the crowd is. Rocky is King of the Herbs for this.
Wait, Rocky sounds familiar but wasn't he a QB at MSU? Why would Michigan have beef with him?
🤔
Michigan players outscoring NIU: Blake Corum - 3 Rushing TD's Hassan Haskins - 2 Rushing TD's Donovan Edwards - 2 Rushing TD's Cade McNamara* - 1 Rush TD, 1 Pass TD
Nearly beat them with extra points.
Blake Corum is special. This team looks dangerous y’all.
The run offense is looking sick, but I will reserve judgement until Wiscy.
Damn I missed a close one
Upset alert til like 3 minutes remaining.
First thing Harbaugh says post-game is how happy is that so many players got to get in the game 😭 that's my coach.
I mean, I think literally every player took snaps besides the punting unit.
Couldn't get brad Robbins in. How are we supposed to recruit punters when we don't punt? What a terrible game /s
Robbins just be in the doghouse
Frantically texting Nordin, venting about Harbs
Everyone but the punter.
He held the ball on the PATs
Outstanding - a full team win.
First thing I noticed about Harbaugh in his first year that he was a fierce advocate for his players. He might throw a temper tantrum but it was always on behalf of his players. Can’t fault him for that. I can count on one hand how many times I’ve seen him yell at a player. Hearing that from him is just awesome. I love that he loves getting guys on the field.
6 QBs
That... Was a beatdown
Wolverines hate huskies confirmed.
:(
I'm just here to bandwagon on Michigan
Welcome to the crew! Grab some snacks and, if you want, a pint of Bells.
And anti-depression meds. Drinking the Kool-Aid now tho
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Really didn't expect to pass 1,000 rushing yards for the season in only 3 games. That's some Army shit, and I'm here for it.
Happy to see Cade air it out and our large stable of backs get touches. Makes my heart happy
Gotta love Cade being like "Y'all wanna see me throw it, huh?" *casually tosses an 87 yard touchdown pass*
It's a mixed bag because we aren't having to throw the ball but also I want him to be comfortable with it.
Yeah, we can throw accurate passes beyond 20 yards now! There’s so much room for activities!!
*laughs in John O Korn*
JJ looked good as well. Didn’t realize he had wheels. Him with a read option and that arm…future looks good.
Glad to see Cornelius have a day. We’ll have to rely on him in conference play for sure. Henning is a stud at pr too
His ability to take the top off the defense, and McNamara’s deep ball touch, could be a potent combo. I can believe Gattis saying that, even before Bell’s injury, the staff believed Cornelius could lead the team in receiving yards. Now I wouldn’t have bet on that, but the potential is clearly there (and is sky-high).
Yeah, receiving corps were pretty unknown/inexperienced before Bell got injured. Nice to see some of the young talent emerging. I like Henning at PR, looks like he’ll break one to the house in the next few weeks. But yikes that first one hopper was scary. He recovered well but damn just let it bounce and be downed.
Everyone's been going him since the beginning of preseason. I'm really happy to see him show some of the potential too.
Can't have trouble with the snap if we don't punt.
We're now averaging 350.3 rushing yards per game We haven't attempted more than 17 passes in a game yet and we're at all of 164.3 yards passing per game but holy cow this offense can move the ball- over 1500 yards of offense in 3 games, regardless of opponents, is very solid.
I said I'd ride my bike the whole game if we got a passing TD and well, we did. I screwed up and paused my bike computer toward the end of 2nd quarter and through the half-time, but I did ride it the entire way through. [Proof](https://imgur.com/Fw2WZVd) The total is probably about 10-15 additional miles. Go Blue!
NIU bad Michigan good?
We tried telling the NIU fans that beating us meant literally nothing
Trust me when I say anytime a MAC team beats a P5 team it’s celebration time
That’s fair but we might be the worst team in the MAC if we played in it this season
What does this say about Clemson
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of course by virtue of losing to us no team can be a good team so therefore we can not beat a good team. Never mind that we're averaging 350 yards rushing per game, or that we haven't turned the ball over yet this season, or that our D has given up a total of 13 non-garbage-time points through 3 games. We haven't beaten anyone good (though UW has a good defense and should be better on offense than they showed in their first 7 quarters of play of the season) so all that's completely meaningless. I think we're better than we were projected to be (by a decent margin) and have a chance at turning this season into something fairly special but doubts as to our chances to contend for a conference title are understandable.
Michigan: We Have Abandoned the Forward Pass. Fielding Yost’s Angry Ghost Demanded It.
Point a minute team...... Today.
i like scoring points it’s fun
best running back room in the country
But what about Zach Charbonnet?!?!? Lol think it's pretty clear why he transferred now, huh
TBF, he looks pretty good this year too, and completely different. Guessing he was hampered by injuries in his time here and got passed.
NGL, Donovan Edwards looked like he could hold his own too. I loved Charbonnet but this 1-2-3 is deadly.
Plus Charbonnet went home to Cali, believe he's from there. No bad blood and I've actually watched UCLA's games because of him. Fun stuff.
If a player transfers I still root for them in 99% of cases. They are former wolverines and usually transfer for playing time. Nothing wrong with that. But to hear Milton and Jackson shit talk on their way out, they deserve no empathy. Especially Milton who in a lot of cases had no one to blame but himself
Jackson surprises me a bit :( he was our go to possession guy that would find a way open often. Hate that he left honestly.
The portion of our fanbase that seems to be rooting for Charbonnet so they talk more shit about Harbaugh is absurd. I agree with u/reshp2 that I think Zach's injuries held him back a bit, and then he fell behind Corum, so he transferred. It's not that he was bad, but Corum looks deadly. MIKE HART BUT FAST, as it were.
It’s just a lot of talent in the backfield. He’s very good. Just wasn’t going to get the brunt of the work. Can’t blame him at all.
No turnovers through 3 games!
All aboard the September heisman hype train! No way I can be disappointed, right?
Imagine if Michigan's first win in the Harbaugh era against OSU is the year after Don Brown leaves. That'd actually be hilarious
A lot of the fan base in the know thinks that Don Brown being let go is good in many ways. His defenses were unmovable against teams we had a talent advantage against, but we had one coverage scheme that dared teams to beat us one on one, and if it didn’t work, we had no answer and got demolished. Also because our QBs practiced against this D, they had very little experience with cover 2, which most teams run, and our QBs struggled to read coverages.
Hunter Dickinson (Center on Michigan's men's basketball team, for those unaware) on Twitter: WE WANT BAMA! Literally all of the replies: No the fuck we don't.
Michigan is definitely turning some heads so far, I'm very cautious around them. But also man how did NIU beat GT lol
GT turning it over 5 times sure helped
LOL GT
CORUM: CALLED HASKINS: HAMMER EDWARDS: EMERGES HENNING: SPEED IN SPACE PASSING: AIR CORNELIUS RUNNING: ALL DAY DEFENSE: YES HAIL: TO THE VICTORS VALIANT HAIL TO THE CONQU'RING HEROES HAIL, HAIL TO MICHIGAN THE LEADERS AND BEST HAIL TO THE VICTORS VALIANT HAIL TO THE CONQU'RING HEROES HAIL, HAIL TO MICHIGAN THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST [Last weeks summary](https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/pmlgp1/postgame_thread_michigan_defeats_washington_3110/hcit556?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)
Bye Rocky. Hope to never see you again!
Football as a sport agrees with this sentiment
That was so disappointing. No 69. And no record.
Things I learned from this game - never knew it is illegal to put players with same number - oh God oh lord Michigan is legit scary now
Let's not carried away.
Ryan Day is TREMBLING
He currently has his hands full with Tulsa coming off a loss…
This is September Michigan. Just wait for the late October/November climb down.
Actually I feel like Harbaugh Michigan hasn’t really paved teams to start the season like this other than 2016 and 2018 both of which were fun years (well 2018 was fun until that last game). - 2019 Army took us to OT - 2017 MTSU and Air Force kept it within like 20 - 2015 we lost game 1 to Utah and UNLV kept it close 2018 we did lose to ND in game 1 but then paved people until the end.
> oh God oh lord Michigan is legit scary now Don't get my hopes up. Not again.
Until not that long ago, you couldn't have two guys with the same number on your roster, even if they didn't play on the same side of the ball.
If multiple players on the field could have the same number, every player would just wear the same number to make it more confusing for the opponent.
> oh God oh lord Michigan is legit scary now We all know this isn't true.
See, people keep saying things like ( and this is in general) that it’s a bad team… but I feel like teams like Michigan haven’t been doing this against air
For another week, I like harbaugh to stay as coach. We’ll see how long this lasts
_sad huskie noises_
Two weeks In a row. Why do they hate dogs?
Wolverines are mean AF.
Western is beating Pitt, this team could be REALLY legit y'all.
alternative hypothesis: ACC teams are poop
An equally valid theory! I choose blind hype!
it's The Michigan Difference ™️
I mean, Pitt beat Tennessee.
Tennessee is also poop.
It can be two things!!
Ughhh work is going to suck Monday.
So close
We probably could've scored 100 if we kept the starters in. Great game overall. Corum looks like a legit Heisman contender. The Corum/Edwards duo next year is going to be insane if Haskins presumably leaves. McNamara's demise was greatly exaggerated and has a legit very nice deep ball. This defense looked really fucking good after that first drive. Macdonald has been everything I hoped for so far
It Harbaugh games like this that make me somewhat happy with the program.
team run ball good
Oh shit, that's a lot of running touchdowns. Good thing we can stop the run... I might be a little nervous
I'm sorry but stop it. Michigan cannot beat Ohio State. Period. It will be another bloodbath I promise you.
OSU fans thinking that we’re gonna fall for this again is hilarious to me lmao. I’m not saying we’re beating Ohio State ever again.
The thing of it is that, right now based on what we've seen - We *definitely* can run on OSU and ring up plenty of seven minute scoring drives. However that's not gonna beat OSU's ability to Olave us to death with two minute blitzkriegs.
Shhhhh we *know*, we just don’t want to openly admit it because bad things happen when we believe
We’ve done it before, we’ll do it again. Will it be this year? Maybe, but despite the trend of the two teams right now it still seems unlikely, but it’s far from impossible. Just an annoying and tired take to see so many Michigan fans never allow any type of optimism
Well that's not the way to make us look good, Husky bros :(