• That’s not Drew, It’s Super Drew

    With Drew Stanton out with a concussion and Dan Orlovsky out with a broken thumb, your likely #2 quarterback on Thanksgiving will be Brighton High School’s finest, Super Drew Henson. Free Press has more. As the Freep recalls, Henson’s only NFL start came for the Cowboys four years ago on Thanksgiving Day.

  • The Dantonio Imbroglio

    Dantonio: "Embarrassing out here? You know, I play the game, we coach the game. You know, you do this long enough you're going to have days like this. So, as I said before embarrassing would have been 3-9 coming into this game."

  • Rich’s Ass: Interview with Rick Heim

    Two weeks ago a talented West Virginia football fan launched his masterpiece titled Rich’s Ass on YouTube. Over four thousand views later, Rick Heim has become a bit of a local icon and his tune has been spun on news and radio stations. The cleverly worded anthem, which also features Heim on acoustic guitar, sums up the betrayal the Mountaineer faithful feel in their hearts since Rich Rodriguez up and bolted for Ann Arbor. Verse after verse in Ass, Heim draws back, takes dead aim and ultimately lands a handful of metaphorical arrows squarely in Rich Rod’s kiester. As expected Wolverine fans didn’t take kindly to Heim making a mockery of their new coach. While there’s an underlying appreciation of his subtle genius, Michigan backers were none too happy calling Heim everything from “retard” to “numbnuts”. The singer/songwriter was kind enough to answer a few questions about his inspiration, clean coal, his new celebrity status around Morgantown, and much more: MVictors: While the source of your passion is clear, what ultimately inspired you to produce this piece? Heim: Women! Just to pick up women. (Just kidding). While Rich’s leaving our program seems to be the focus of many of your viewers as well as many around the country, it’s really about how he left. The year before you guys lured…

  • Ripped Ohio

    One good thing that came out of the game, ABC showed a photo of the Michigan Marching Band in 1932 introducing Ohio State to a little thing called the script Ohio. The photo is from the opposite side of the field, thus Ohio appears upside down. The October 15, 1932 game against Ohio State was played in Columbus: Michigan Marching band performing the Script Ohio, 1932 Michigan won the game 14-0 and on the back for player of the year quarterback Harry Newman, went on to win the national championship.

  • To the Whistle!

    Here we are, just a few hours from kick-off from the Big One. Any rational Michigan fan is pessimistic about the ultimate outcome today but no bother. My hopes for today are simple: Make big collisions on defense and finish tackles. Play their wideouts aggressive and wrap up Pryor. On offense, make the plays during the few times they are there, make catches, hold onto the ball. Most of all, just go hard from the start and don’t let up until the whistle. Go Blue!

  • Yes Sir! Cool Blue drop #4 Bruins

    What can you say about that? A signature win in New York for Coach Beilein as the Wolverines showed a lot of poise on offense while the trapping defense locked up the Bruins. I was really impressed with Stu Douglass and it’s clear that Sims and Harris are much improved. Even Dukie V. was mildly impressed. UCLA probably isn’t anywhere close to the fourth best team in the country and I don’t think anyone in Ann Arbor is making travel plans for next April in Detroit. But no bother–win or lose that game Michigan looked so much better than at any point last year. . That’s progress, that’s refreshing and I’m looking forward to the Duke game(s).