Wolverines find new life by John Heuser | The Ann Arbor News Sunday September 23, 2007, 12:20 AM There will be no national championship for this season’s University of Michigan football team, but the Wolverines made it clear Saturday they can still be a force within the Big Ten . . . Wolverines call Hart’s [...]

The OSU coaching staff has been warning the OSU players not to look past Northwestern this week.  With the parity in college football these days, looking past any team can be a dangerous thing.  Just look at Northwestern, who might have gotten caught looking past Duke last week.  Of course, while Northwestern might have a [...]

Appalachian State vs. Michigan T-Shirt By popular demand, we now offer the Appalachian State vs. Michigan Tee Shirt commemorating the 34-32 defeat of Michigan in the Big House.

Ah, the defense.  A continuing source of happiness and now turnovers for OSU fans.  Not to mention frustration for befuddled opponents.  On Saturday the defense faced its first quality opponent, and the result was a shut down.  Seven points really, as one of the two touchdowns was a last minute garbage touchdown against the third string. [...]

I predicted that the game would end 31 to 6.  I take no pride in the fact that it ended 33-14 in that two of the touchdowns, one for OSU and one for Washington, were garbage time tds.  But I am happy as heck about the win, and I am even happier in the way [...]

I think that OSU will win this game for four reasons. 1)  The Huskies are big and fast, but lacking depth in their rotation.  That will allow them to match up with OSU early in the game, but so long as OSU does not make mistakes which result in too many points, the relative freshness of [...]

“Since Michigan’s 39-7 embarrassment Saturday against Oregon, just about everyone I’ve spoken to in and around the LSU program (except Athletic Director Skip Bertman) believes Miles would take the Michigan job if offered should Lloyd Carr retire or resign. The reasons why Miles would go are numerous. He’s a Michigan man who coached and played [...]

It was the worst of times, it was the best of times, to quote Charles Dickens in reverse.  The first half was all about inefficacy and fecklessness.  The second half was, not quite a gem, but a good solid half of offense.  Let’s start with the most important part of the offense, the offensive line.  [...]