LOL! Seriously, I forgot all about this game...LOL! I just saw a news alert that Meechegan won..LOL!
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Well, at least I can hold my head high at the beach this year and give my UGA friends a little grief. Next year will be interesting but I’m looking forward to it for sure. RTR
The NCAA abdicated any and all control over anything to do with college sports besides collecting TV $ for the basketball tournament every March. Any hopes of them doing anything at all about Michigan cheating is a pipe dream.
Time to right the ship against Michigan, Ohio State. The world was right when Michigan was Big 10 answer to Tennessee.
They won it on field. I don't guess they were stealing signals the last two games. To me, it's the same as those games the NCAA took away from us. We won them and no one is going to tell me any different. I'm sure UM fans feel the same this morning.
I have a couple friends with connections to Michigan so I’m fine with them winning. The fact we lost in overtime to the team that won it all makes us look better.
Apparently not. Alabama dropped to 5th in the final AP poll.
Going into the playoff I thought Mich was the third best team behind Texas and Alabama. Because of Sarkisian, I thought Alabama had a great chance of beating them in the final. Well, neither won their game 
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IMO, Bama should have run the ball, especially wide, much more, especially with Haynes, even though Jase did a very good job. Mich never stopped it. Playing 2 deep safeties because of JM, really opened that up but Rees would not stay with it. Ironic, since one of Rees’ playcalling trait’s reportedly, that some didn’t like, but I love, is that if something worked, he would run it to death and boredom. I would be interested to know what his reasoning was.
So many what if’s, as is usually the case in a close game: Just one last stop, a little better QB play, no snap issues, a play here or there. OTOH, Mich would likely have had more misgivings than Alabama if they had lost. But in the end, IMO, Mich out coached and outplayed Alabama and when crunch time came, they took the game away from Alabama.
Forgetting the alleged cheating for the moment, I have long loathed JH and his crude and ungracious personal behavior, so it is especially unpleasant for me to say, but kudos to Mich, they were better than I thought and deserved it (as far as we know).
.IMO, Bama should have run the ball, especially wide, much more, especially with Haynes, even though Jase did a very good job. Mich never stopped it. Playing 2 deep safeties because of JM, really opened that up but Rees would not stay with it. Ironic, since one of Rees’ playcalling trait’s reportedly, that some didn’t like, but I love, is that if something worked, he would run it to death and boredom. I would be interested to know what his reasoning was.
So many what if’s, as is usually the case in a close game: Just one last stop, a little better QB play, no snap issues, a play here or there. OTOH, Mich would likely have had more misgivings than Alabama if they had lost. But in the end, IMO, Mich out coached and outplayed Alabama and when crunch time came, they took the game away from Alabama.
Forgetting the alleged cheating for the moment, I have long loathed JH and his crude and ungracious personal behavior, so it is especially unpleasant for me to say, but kudos to Mich, they were better than I thought and deserved it (as far as we know).
Totally different scenarios, Alabama gained no competitive advantage selling textbooks.
in case anyone has forgotten
Pretty simple choices:
He actually started coaching when he took the paycut
They weren’t scouting teams before Stallions was hired
There was a significant advantage gained from this method of “scouting”
Draw your own conclusion.
Simple truth: without Stallion, Michigan still hasn’t made the playoffs.
I picked UM to win it all before the first game was played this year. They essentially brought back everyone from a great team last year. They played well as a team and really pulled together through a ton of distractions. They won this in spite of the head coach, not because of him.
Hail to the Cheaters!
Hail to the Cheaters!
What a slap in the face to Alabama, who should have been 3rd at worst. There is just an ongoing bitterness vs Alabama - except, thankfully, in the CFP Committee.
Pointless.
The real national championship game was played in Pasadena on New Year's Day. History repeated itself because everyone knows the real 2023 season championship game was played New Year's Eve in Atlanta. And both times they featured the Big 10 vs the SEC. The SEC won one and the Big 10 won one.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Proving yet again that the AP poll is irrelevant.
I genuinely surprised uga did not get at least one 1st place vote after mauling fsu
When Harbaugh bolts for the NFL, Saban needs to hire the Michigan OL and DL coaches.
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