This year’s schedule has been, and will prove to be, beneficial to the Maize & Blue as the Rutgers game couldn’t have come at a more opportune time. A win is a win and with that, here are your champions:
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Enter Yost | This Week in Michigan Football History
For Saturday's Rutgers game we head waaay back to 1901 as it was on that day that Fielding H. Yost coached his first game in Ann Arbor. The 50-0 drubbing of Albion got 'Hurry Up' off on the right foot, and set the pace for the Point-A-Minute era where his Meechigan wouldn't lose a game until 1905.
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Bo is Still Bo (1985) | This Week in Michigan Football History
For this Saturday's edition of TWIMFbH we stroll over to 1985 when the Michigan fanbase was pretty down, and uncertain of the future coming off a very nn-Bo-like .500 season in 1984. That changed after this one:
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Black Knight Champions | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Phew...that was close. Sap's back to break it down for you and delve out your decals for the too-close-for-comfort Army game:
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MVictors on MGoRadio/Video
I think this is a case where video killed the radio star, but here you go. A very fun 30 minutes with Seth and Brian of mgoblog cut live from the awesome Bo Store:
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Boys vs. Men – Army 1945 | This Week in Michigan Football History
Here's this week's edition of #TWIMFbH, first off getting into the 1945 Army-Michigan game held at Yankee Stadium, and finish with the opener of Desmond Howard's 1991 Heisman season:
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Eternally Iconic | Dr. Sap’s Decals
The Doctor is in! Sap is back in 2019 with his decal champions, read on.
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The Brabbs (2002) | This Week In Michigan Football History
To kick off season 10 of #TWIMFbH, it’s time for relive The Brabbs..and I love it: You can hear this during the WTKA 1050AM Keybank Countdown to Kickoff, starting four hours before every game. And Saturday, make sure you catch Sam Webb, Ira Weintraub and Steve Clarke live inside the Go Labatt Blue mVictors Lounge. Go Blue! /script Good evening! To kickoff the 10th year of This Week in Michigan football History we take a short, but glorious trip back to August 31, 2002 as Rick Neuheisel’s 11th ranked Washington Huskies marched into Ann Arbor to take on the #13 Wolverines. A capacity crowd filled the Big House on a sweltering hot day to witness this season opener, which for a while, looked like it would be a big Meechigan blowout. On his first carry of the day, Chris Perry broke through an enormous hole and dashed 67 yards to paydirt. Then, early in the 2nd quarter, John Navarre connected with Braylon Edwards for a 45 yard TD to put the Blue up 14-0.But the Huskies wouldn’t go quietly as U-Dubb quarterback Cody Pickett battled back…and before they knew it the 111,000 fans had a game on their sweaty hands. Things remained tight as Chris Perry’s 3rd touchdown of the day put Michigan up early in fourth. But the Huskies quickly answered and LED…
