For Saturday's show we roll back to 1945. As I mention, that year is not the among the finest seasons in Michigan football history. But what Fritz Crisler did against the mighty Army team became part of the lore of college football history. For the link below to listen to or read the story:
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Home and Home. Simultaneously.
In the 1920s an idea was bantered about that gave "home and home" a different meaning. In 1925 the Big Ten presidents discussed the concept of each school fielding two (2) football teams! On top of that, games against a given opponent would be played at both schools - simultaneously. Seriously. Here's the story:
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No Let Down | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Steve "Dr. Sap" Sapardanis delivers his weekly helmet stickers following the 42-7 rout over Rutgers.
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U-M All-America Tailback Ron Johnson Passes Away (11/10/2018)
The official press release from Michigan athletics, announcing the passing of the great tailback Ron Johnson on November 10, 2018:
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A Banner Idea (1962) | This Week In Michigan Football History
This week we head back to this day in 1962, as head coach Bump Elliott and his struggling Wolverines were about to get an unexpected boost as they faced Illinois in Ann Arbor. The idea led to one of the great modern Michigan traditions: the M Club, GO BLUE banner
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More Game Photos (Michigan 42, Penn State 7)
MORE....game photos from Saturday from my photog for the day, Mark Kolanowski. Features - Rashan Gary, Chase Winovich, James Franklin, DPJ, Shea Patterson, more..
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Game Photos – Michigan 42, Penn State 7
A selection of game photos from Saturday from Mark Kolanowski. Go Blue!
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Plus Interest – Sights & Sounds (Michigan 42, Penn State 7)
Sights and sounds from Michigan Stadium following the dominant 42-7 victory over Penn State. Thoughts on Chris Webber's return, on whether James Franklin is a jerk, a Mood update, a new tradition(?), historical notes and more.
