In 1973 during pregame, the Ohio State Buckeyes took down Michigan's coveted M GO BLUE banner at midfield. In 1977 they ran out under the banner but a few former M men were ready - here's the story:
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On the Precipice, Michigan at Minnesota Pregame (1903) | Little Brown Jug Lore
Much has been written on these pages about what happened in the days, years and decades following the famous October 31, 1903 Michigan-Minnesota game. Here are a few details that describe what was going on just before the game, thanks to a few newspaper clippings uncovered by Stagg vs. Yost author John Kryk.
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Cutting Brutus Down (1983)
Perhaps inspired by big Dave Gallagher and the M Men during the 1977 Buckeye game, check out what happened when Brutus tried to get loose in 1983. U-M diver Bruce Kimball wasn't having it:
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Keep AC Warm! Michigan Recruiting Anthony Carter (Storytime with Dr. Sap)
The true story, as described by Michigan assistant coach Bill McCartney, the delicate steps to recruit (and land) the greatest WR in Michigan history - Anthony Carter:
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Mr. Keith Jackson, Call me a “Hoss”
A nice little sequence, in two parts, from the Dr. Sap Archives. Sap takes you to the 1991 Ohio State game, as called by ABC’s Keith Jackson. Lineman Matt Elliott apparently wants Mr. Jackson to call him a hoss, and I mean, who wouldn’t? I love Jackson’s initial response!
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2021-22 Consensus College Football Bowl & Playoff Projections
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Michigan Football Canceled or Moved – A History
With Saturday's game against Maryland canceled, here's a look at past seasons when games were either moved or completely canceled. Adapted from previous posts:
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Anthony Carter and the Tear-Away Jersey | Storytime with Dr. Sap
When looking back at some classic pictures and photos of Anthony Carter, you will notice that most of the time his jersey looked different from those worn by his Michigan teammates. Your eyes aren’t deceiving you – AC, at times, did in fact wear a different jersey than his maize & blue brethren. From 1979 through the 1981 season, Carter wore tear-away jerseys made by Russell Athletic. Read on for the full story...