Steve "Dr. Sap" Sapardanis mustered the strength to deliver his decals following Saturday's debacle. Read on for a jolt of positivity (the good kind) if you need it.
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Ski-U-Milton | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Big Ten Football is back! Michigan Football is back! And isn’t it just great?! During this pandemic when everything but the norm is now the new normal, there is still one constant that has been so sorely missed - Michigan Football. Here's Dr. Sap's Decals.
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Don’t Poke the Bear | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Dr. Sap doles out his decals for his Offense, Defense and Special Teams champions against Indiana. And yes, we've spotted a 3rd degree sticker placement violation!
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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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Statement Saturday | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Steve "Dr. Sap" Sapardanis has seen and studied some of Michigan's finest teams in history. He's got some high praise for this team following U-M dominant 42-7 thrashing of Penn State. And a few decals...
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Mustang Sally Champions | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Steve “Dr. Sap” Sapardanis is a Schembechler-era savant and once again he’ll be diligently handing out his postgame helmet stickers after each game. Sap has pored over hours and hours of U-M games over several decades, and in these posts he’s able to tie the present to the past. I encourage you to subscribe to Dr. Sap on YouTube, or follow Sap on Twitter: By Steve “Dr. Sap” Sapardanis After a rough start to the game Michigan finally got it going, but for a while there I, like Bo, was mildly concerned after that scoreless first quarter. The good guys eventually won so it’s onward, but not before we hand out some helmet stickers! OFFENSIVE CHAMPION – I thought TE Zach Gentry had a very good game, and he did have a career best performance, but when Donovan Peoples-Jones scores three TD’s, you gotta give the WR some love – and a helmet sticker! After going almost an entire calendar year without a touchdown by a wide receiver, it looks like number 9 is getting more comfortable with his QB & improving each week – that bodes well for the Michigan offense. DEFENSIVE CHAMPION – I’ve always felt that in sports, and in life, you should strive to not just be a contributor, but a difference-maker. For the Michigan defense,…
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Notre Dame Champions | Dr. Sap’s Decals
Steve "Dr. Sap" Sapardanis is back with his helmet stickers following the 2018 season opener against Notre Dame...
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Ten Win Citrus Bowl Champions | Dr. Sap’s Decals
The final decals of the year delivered by Steve “Dr. Sap” Sapardanis. Well done Sap! I added the editor’s pick for sweaty Harbs. For me, a ten win season is top notch. Only the best teams in Michigan Football history can say they had a double-digit win season. For this team to finish with a Citrus Bowl victory and possibly a top ten national ranking, is a testament to their work and improvement each week. What can you say about this coaching staff? Jim has assembled a tremendous group and the way they dominated this Gator squad spoke volumes to their preparation and in-game management and execution. To the seniors who stuck around and stayed – you are Champions! Speaking of, here are your Citrus Bowl Game Champions: OFFENSIVE CHAMPION – Hands down, Jake Rudock was the straw that was stirring the Michigan Offensive drink today. The turnaround in his play from the beginning of the season to the Citrus Bowl against Florida was remarkable. It brought to mind two other amazing QB head-turning performances that I can recall in Michigan Football history: Steve Smith in 1983 and Tom Brady in 1999. Once Smith had his harness removed from a separated shoulder earlier in 1983, #16 responded with three amazing performances to finish his career as a Wolverine. Tom Brady…
