More interesting is when is the last time Ohio State allowed two 100 yard rushers in the same Michigan game. Denard had 170 yards and Fitzgerald Toussaint had 120 yards in the 2011 version. Toussaint was the first back to rush for more than 100 yards against the Buckeyes since 2006. When is the last time, Ohio State allowed two 100 yard rushers in the same game? I’ll research it and see what I can come up with.

Jamie Morris holds the record for the longest run against Ohio State of 52 yards. Toussaint came close with a 46 yarder and Robinson popped off a 41 yarder.

Ohio State also allowed both Robinson and Toussaint to reach the 1000 yards rushing mark for the season. Wonder when the last time that happened – two rushers eclipsed 1000 yards for the season during the Ohio State game.подаръци

Challenge for Michigan football team: Wisconsin’s offense may be …
?AnnArbor.com – Pete Bigelow
Michigan entered the 1981 football season ranked first in the country and poised for a national-championship run.
In an immediate letdown, Wisconsin’s physical rushing attack gashed the Wolverines’ defense for 197 rushing yards and ended their title hopes. Physically punished, Michigan lost its opener, 21-14.

Wisconsin-Michigan Football: Cheerleader Showdown of the Week
It’s time to amuse ourselves with a little cheerleader showdown to get us through the week. Which school has the hottest cheerleaders? Wisconsin or Michigan?

Weekend Forecast: Big day for contenders in Big Ten
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One way to have no change at the top of the polls is to have no teams at the top of polls playing. Boise State is the only member of the top four that will …

Big Ten predictions: Week 12
Wisconsin 37, Michigan 28: The Badgers’ offense isn’t quite as dominant as it was last week, while Denard Robinson and the Michigan attack play a cleaner game against a Wisconsin

Badgers aim to end Big House blues
After running over Indiana to the tune of 83 points last Saturday, the Badgers hit the road this week to face Michigan. The stakes couldn’t be higher for No. 7 Wisconsin, which finds itself in a

A probation officer has recommended that Michigan State senior cornerback Chris L. Rucker spend 21 days in jail for violating terms of his sentence for an assault last year, according to court documents.Rucker, of Warren, Ohio, was on probation after pleading guilty to assault and battery stemming from an incident last fall at a Michigan State University residence hall. Rucker and several teammates were involved in an altercation that led to 11 players being suspended for the Spartans’ bowl game and two players being dismissed from the team.

According to court documents, Rucker violated two orders of his probation, including purchasing, possessing or consuming alcohol or illegal drugs. … Rucker has until Oct. 20 to appear in 54-B District Court in East Lansing for his arraignment. A determination on a jail sentence could be made at that time.

Permascowl Dantonio indicated that Rucker would be suspended for only one game; however, if the judge follows the probation officer’s recommendation Little Brother Rucker could miss up to three games while in jail.

Couldn’t happen to a nicer bunch!

Did Denard Robinson even consider going to Michigan State? Hmm? Anybody? Can anybody help me out there?

Is their an in-state (or out of state) recruit who is now playing at Michigan State that is better than Denard Robinson?

ESPNU coverage of the Michigan – Indiana game was absolutely abysmal. When I watch the game again, I may count how many plays we missed the beginning of because of their in-game updates and other bs. More frustrating may have been the lack of replays. There were several penalties that occurred and ESPNU provided no replays to see what had happened. At the end of the game, Taylor Lewan was called for a personal foul and we saw none of what happened.

Here’s what led up to the penalty. Watch Lewan pull off the rare double pancake block (he’s #77 lined up at left guard). Absolutely exquisite! It looks like he is matched up on a defensive back or linebacker and just shows incredible reaction time to the snap. He’s in the Indiana defender’s face immediately and piles drives him several yards towards the end zone. Lewan shoves him into #6 (Richard Council, I believe) and gets a two for one.

Just Gorgeous! I’m sure one of the Indiana defenders tried to trip Lewan as he got up to congratulate DRob. Apparently, Lewan reacted to that and drew the penalty.

Here’s another beautiful play but on defense this time. Mike Martin fights through a double team (actually it appears that #70, Justin Pagan, whiffs on double teaming Martin) and rides Ben Chappell back for a huge sack! How did Chappell hold on to the ball? The officials gave Indiana a favorable spot and they only lost about 16 yards on the play instead of 24. You can see why Martin is All Big Ten caliber here. I believe that’s Indiana’s starting center, Will Matte (#60), who has to finally battle mano-a-mano against Martin and it’s no match. Martin easily pushes him aside and gets to Chappell.

Maybe a four man front should be considered to give Martin more one on ones?