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Tweet Michigan inked a very impressive 2013 recruiting class and the 2014 class in starting to take shape as well. So far the Maize and Blue have verbal commitments from Wilton Speight (3* QB – Virginia), Drake Harris (5* WR – Michigan), Juwan Bushell-Beatty (4* OT – New Jersey), Mason Cole (4* OG – Florida), Michael Ferns . . . → Read More: 2014 Recruiting: What’s Next? (Defense)  Leave a comment  Football, Recruiting  2014 Recruiting, Adoree Jackson, Alabama Crimson Tide, Brady Pallante, Brian Mone, Chase Winovich, Da'Shawn Hand, Drake Harris, Florida Gators, Jabrill Peppers, jalen Embry, John "JuJu" Smith, Jordan Diamond, Joseph Henderson, Juwan Bushell-Beatty, Kalen Ballage, Kyron Watson, Laquon Treadwell, Lawrence Marshall, LSU Tigers, Malik McDowell, Mason Cole, Micahel Ferns, Michigan State Spartans, Montae Nicholson, Noah Furbush, North Carolina Tarheels, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Ohio State Buckeyes, Parrker Westphal, Stanford Cardinal, University of Michigan Football, Virginia Tech Hokies, Wilton Speight Tweet Michigan inked a very impressive 2013 recruiting class and the 2014 class in starting to take shape as well. So far the Maize and Blue have verbal commitments from Wilton Speight (3* QB – Virginia), Drake Harris (5* WR – Michigan), Maurice Ways (3* WR – Michigan), Ian Bunting (4* TE – Illinois), Mason Cole (4* . . . → Read More: 2014 Recruiting – What’s Next? (Offense) Leave a comment Football, Recruiting Alabama Crimson Tide, Alex Bars, Artavious Scott, Bentley Spain, Bo Scarborough, Brady Hoke, Brady Pallante, Brian Cole, Casey Tucker, Cass Tech High School, Corey Holmes, Damian Prince, Damien Harris, Drake Harris, Dravon Henry, Garrett Thomas, George Campbell, Ian Bunting, Jabrill Peppers, Jamarco Jones, Jaques Patrick, Joe Mixon, Jonathan Hilliman, Juwan Bushell-Beatty, Juwann Winfree, KJ Williams, Mark Andrews, Maryland Terrapins, Mason Cole, Maurice Ways, Michael Schofield, Michigan State Spartans, Michigan Wolverines, Mike Weber, Northwestern Wildcats, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Ohio Buckeyes, Oregon Ducks, Penn State Nittany Lions, Pittsburgh Panthers, Stanford Cardinal, Syracuse Orange, Taylor Lewan, Tennessee Volunteers, Tommy Doles, Tyler Luatua, USC Trojans, West virginia Mountaineers, Wilton Speight, Wisconsin Badgers Tweet Seems like years ago that we were watching Michigan gut out a win in an overtime thriller against Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl. That’s what football off season is. An eternity. But the much anticipated showdown is finally upon us. Defending National Champs, versus a Michigan team whose rebuilding effort moved a year . . . → Read More: Alabama Prediction Tweet Tom Brady’s final game with Michigan was the 2000 Orange Bowl vs. Alabama. The Wolverines erased two 14 pt. deficits to win in OT 35-34 when the Crimson Tide kicker missed an extra point. Brady threw 4 TD’s with 369 yards. Shaun Alexander piled up 161 yards with three scores vs. the Wolverines. David Terrell . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan/SEC Games – ‘00 vs. Alabama Comments are closed Football Alabama Crimson Tide, David Terrell, Michigan Wolverines, Orange Bowl, Shaun Alexander, Tom Brady Tweet Gary Moeller stepped in to coach while Bo Schembechler was recovering from heart surgery for the 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl vs. Alabama. Jamie Morris ran for 234 yards and scored three early TD’s to go up 21-3. Alabama rallied back to go up 24-21. With 0:50 remaining , 4th & 3 on the 20, . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan/SEC Games – ‘88 vs. Alabama Comments are closed Football Alabama Crimson Tide, Bo Schembecher, Demetrius Brown, Gary Moeller, Hall of Fame Bowl, Jamie Morris, John Kolesar, Michigan Wolverines Tweet We’re not doubting for a second that all of the Michigan faithful will be cheering for their Wolverines to come out in Dallas and knock off the Defending National Champion Crimson Tide. But in our contest, here is how they really feel with prizes on the line: 33.9% of the current entries predict a . . . → Read More: How Confident Are Michigan Fans Against Alabama? Tweet 2012 Game Preview-Alabama What to watch on offense Since taking over the Crimson Tide in 2007, the running game has been hallmark of Alabama’s offense under Nick Saban. While Saban and Co. have spoken publicly about opening up the offense and throwing the ball more, the running game still figures to play the leading role . . . → Read More: Cowboys Classic Game Preview Comments are closed Football A.J. McCarron, Alabama Crimson Tide, Barrett Jones, Courtney Upshaw, Cyrus Kouandjio, D.J. Fluker, Damion Square, Dont'a Hightower, Doug Nussmeier, Dre Kirkpatrick, Eddie Lacy, Fitzgerald Toussaint, J.T. Floyd, Jesse Williams, Jordan Kovacs, Julio Jones, Kirby Smart, Mark Barron, Marquis Maze, Michigan Wolverines, Nick Saban, Nico Johnson, Robert Lester, Travel Dixon, Trent Richardson Tweet This is a really really simple post I put together last week when I compiled how many likes on Facebook each respective college program has. Some teams like USC obviously are not social media friendly while some programs may surprise you with the numbers they’ve compiled. Enjoy: Ohio 1,260,457 Florida 1,019,480 Texas 988,666 Michigan 916,217 . . . → Read More: What is the “Reach” of your favorite team? Comments are closed Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Lacrosse, Recruiting, Softball Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators, LSU Tigers, Michigan Wolverines, Ohio Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns Tweet By good friend of the staff Luke D’Mello: Use Facebook to Comment on this Post Tweet Introduction This study examines losses by the University of Alabama since 2008. It’s no secret that Alabama’s win-loss ratio is heavily weighted on one side. Nick Saban has compiled an amazing 55-12 record since taking over the Crimson Tide. Incredible enough, half of Alabama’s 12 losses occurred in Saban’s first season in Tuscaloosa. Over the . . . → Read More: Case Study: Beating Alabama Under Nick Saban (2008–2011) Comments are closed Football Alabama Crimson Tide, Andre Smith, Cam Newton, Courtney Upshaw, Dont'a Hightower, Greg McElroy, Guz Malzahn, Jarett Lee, John Parker Wilson, Jordan Jefferson, Julio Jones, Mark Ingram, Michigan Wolverines, Mike Shula, Nick Fairley, Nick Saban, Percy Harvin, Russell Shepard, Terrence Cody Tweet Hey everyone, check out this video by friend of UMGoBlog Luke D’Mello (@lukedmello2189): Use Facebook to Comment on this Post I love football recruiting. National Letter of Intent Day is one of my favorite days of the year, but it can be somewhat boring if your school isn’t in the running for many prospects. For Michigan, Commitmas Day came a little late, or a little early depending on how you look at it. I for one will never forget 2/18/2012. A day when my beloved Wolverines received verbal commitments from six four star prospects in a matter of 12ish hours. . . . → Read More: 2013 Recruiting: So What’s Next? Comments are closed Football, Recruiting 2013 Recruiting, Adam Breneman, Al-Quandin Muhammad, Alabama Crimson Tide, Ann Arbor Michigan, Ben Gedeon, Chris Fox, Christian Lacouture, Dajuan Drennon, David Dawson, Derrick Green, Deveon Smith, Devin Butler, Dorian O'Daniel, Dymonte Thomas, E.J. Levenberry, Eddie Vanderdoes, Gareon Conley, Greg Webb, Henry Poggi, Jacob, Jake Butt, James Onwualu, Jaron Dukes, Jason Hatcher, Josh Augusta, Joudan Lewis, Jourdan Lewis, Kendall Fuller, Kenton Gibbs, Kevin Gladney, Khalid Hill, Kyle Bosch, Laquon Treadwell, Logan Tuley-Tillman, Marcell Ateman, Michigan Wolverines, Mike McCray, Patrick Kugler, Riley Ferguson, Robert Foster, Rod Crayton, Scott Orndoff, Shane Cockerille, Shane Jones, Shane Morris, Taco Charlton, Tashawn Bower, Texas A&M Aggies, Tim Harris, Timber Creek New Jersey, Ty Isaac, Wisconsin Badgers, Wyatt Shallman Tweet 1. Michigan – No other program has a better combo of quantity and quality. Class is heavy on the lines, something that’s probably going to be the norm for future Michigan classes. 2. Alabama – Numbers are the only thing keeping Alabama from the #1 class. Being the defending national champion has its share of . . . → Read More: 2013 Top 5 Nationally Ranked Classes |
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