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The threepeat was meant to be
Just a statistic you should know when arguing with a mean drunk hillbilly online and you need to shut them up real quick.
The wife and I are long time fans living behind enemy lines and we try to make it to a game at the big house every year. Our sons (4 and 6) have been showing a lot of interest in Michigan football lately and we are thinking of taking them to the spring game.
What’s everyone’s thoughts on the spring game as a first time experience? We thought it would be a less intense atmosphere and not as loud. If they can’t sit for a whole game we can always leave early and not be out ticket prices. Is 4 too young? I’m probably overthinking this whole thing.
Anyone heard whether there are any additional season tickets that will be released to the public? I apparently missed the deadline to buy them back in the fall (don't recall even seeing an email they were available) and was wanting to get them this year.
Website says they should announce availability after March and I've signed up on the interest form, but unsure if anyone had hears anything as to whether any may come available.
Thanks in advance!
A few years ago some of the assistant coaches made up a little creature that would tell the athletes things like "you don't need to practice today, you can do it tomorrow" and such things and said they needed to not listen to him. I've been googling to try to remember the creatures name, but haven't had any luck. Does anyone remember?
This new podcast is by a couple of Michigan Fans and personal friends. Leaders and Next interviews up-and-coming Michigan players (from any sport) and pays them for their time. The first episode, with Davis Warren, was posted Saturday.
They told me "We're tired of bitching about how bad Michigan is with NIL, so we decided to be part of the solution instead of the problem. It's not a lot, but it's what we can do and we like to think every little bit helps."
I thought the interview was fascinating and I hope they are able to keep this podcast going.
Heading up for a visit, want to get some stuff for the family without breaking the bank. Where should we go?
*the last three seasons
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Coaches like Nick Saban and Urban Meyer won national championships with their teams and did not leave to the NFL. Why is this the case for Michigan?
I can only find highlight clips on YouTube
I can’t find a full game video anywhere
Anyone have one?
Appreciate it!