They have a legit chance to win it all still. Looking at it as it stands now! They play different against us than other teams. It doesn’t look to hard of a path for them
In late October, there were but mere rumblings that Michigan football was making a late push to lure Bryce Underwood away from LSU. It was message board fodder, rumors that had more than a hint of truth. But very few knew what was going on between the Wolverines an
Buckeye Killer: A Michigan player(s) whose performance contribution in The Game was so significant and profound that without their exemplary individual effort, a Michigan victory was unlikely or doubtful.
I want this to be a fun thread but please keep the criteria in mind. This is to draw attention to truly extraordinary individual performances. Please feel free to add more. My memory only goes so far back and I wouldn't want to miss anyone from a particular year if you feel they fit the bill.
2024:
Kalel Mullings
Dominic Zvada
Mason Graham
Kenneth Grant
Makari Paige
Peyton O’Leary
Myles Hinton
Sherrone Moore
2023:
JJ McCarthy
Blake Corum
Rod Moore
Will Johnson
James Turner
2022:
JJ McCarthy
Cornelius Johnson
Donovan Edwards
Mike Sainristil
2021:
Hassan Haskins
Aidan Hutchinson
David Ojabo
Josh Ross
2011:
Denard Robinson
Fitz Toussaint
Courtney Avery
OSU panicked , but, the refs are to blame for the 12 men penalty called on OSU late in the loss to Michigan.
Ryan Day is still whining, crying and making so dad gum many excuses for losing to Michigan.
We always said kids do not want play in cold weather. Not true. Three of the top 7 (Oregon, OSU and Michigan) are not nice after November 1st. Pay these kids they will come. Thank God we have our NIL figured out.