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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 Note: As usual we include Notre Dame in B1G Rankings as they recruit same area and are a common opponent. 1. Ohio Biggest Get – Jalin Marshall (ATH-WR). Marshall is a special, explosive athlete who will thrive in Urban Meyer’s offense. Biggest Miss – James Quick (WR). Quick is one of the most explosive receivers . . . → Read More: Final 2013 B1G Recruiting Rankings Comments are closed Categories Aaron Bailey, Berkley Edwards, Channing Stribling, Christian hackenburg, Christian Lacouture, Colin Goebel, Corey Clement, Curtis Cothran, Damion Terry, Danny Etling, Danny Friend, Darian Hicks, Darius Latham, De'Vondre Campbell, Demetrius Hill, Desmond King, Devin Butler, Dorian Johnson, Drake Martinez, Godwin Igwebuike, Illinois Fighting Illini, Indiana Hoosiers, Iowa Hawkeyes, Isaac Savaiinaea, Jack Keeler, jake Campos, Jalen Marshall, james clark, James Onwualu, James Quick, Jaylon Smith, Jayme Thompson, Josh Augusta, Kyle Bosch, Laquon Treadwell, Matt Alviti, Michigan State Spartans, Michigan Wolverines, Miguel Hermosillo, Minnesota Golden Gophers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Northwestern Wildcats, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Ohio State Buckeyes, Penn State Nittany Lions, Purdue Boilermakers, Ra-Zhan Howard, Shane Morris, Terrell Newby, Trevon Howard, Wisconsin Badgers Tweet Quarterback There’s no way to sugarcoat the play of the QB position on Saturday. Denard Robinson had the worst game of his career in a Michigan uniform and Michigan paid the price. Michigan’s offense is so QB dependent at the moment that Michigan has no chance of victory without great QB play. Denard’s play on . . . → Read More: Grading The Performance: Notre Dame Comments are closed Football Denard Robinson, Fitz Toussaint, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish Tweet Updated Winners: Brandon Tomlinson (via Facebook comment) predicted ND to win by 7 EvilEmpire (from UMGoBlue) predicted ND to win by 6 umgoblue14 (from UMGoBlue) predicted ND to win by 8 Really simple guys. Predict the score. Closest three entries (First determined by exact score/then margin of victory or defeat/total points you predicted to be . . . → Read More: Notre Dame Prediction Contest Tweet Surprisingly so far in our Notre Dame Prediction Contest 71% of entries are predicting a victory for Michigan. After Notre Dame went into East Lansing last week and mopped the floor with the Spartans I expected a closer to equal ratio. Before the season when we asked everyone to predict the scores of every game . . . → Read More: Notre Dame Game Prediction Tweet Brian Kelly’s Michigan Week Press Conference What to watch on offense Head Coach Brian Kelly is known for his offensive prowess. After successful runs at Central Michigan and Cincinnati, Kelly has struggled to engineer the same level of offensive success at Notre Dame. Kelly is among the increasing list of coaches who have been . . . → Read More: 2012 Game Preview – Notre Dame Comments are closed Football Aaron Lynch, Bob Diaco, Brian Kelly, Chuck Martin, Cierre Wood, Darius Fleming, Everett Golson, George Atkinson III, Harrison Smith, Jonas Grey, Kyle Rudolph, Louis Nix, Manti Te'o, Michael Floyd, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Prince Shembo, Robert Blanton, Stephon Tuitt, Tommy Rees, Trevor Robinson, Tyler Eifert, Zack Martin Tweet Perhaps the greatest single game effort in the history of Michigan Football:
Part 2 Part 3 Use Facebook to Comment on this Post Tweet Under the Lights. Epic. Use Facebook to Comment on this Post Tweet The Wolverines opened the season number one ranked but were upset by the Wisconsin Badgers. The Fighting Irish won their first game impressively over LSU and took over the top ranking. Going into week two of the season Notre Dame was the favorite and had all the momentum. Anthony Carter and Butch Woolfolk had other . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan vs. Notre Dame Games – 1981 2 comments - (Comments are closed) Football 1981, Anthony Carter, Butch Woolfolk, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish Tweet The 2006 game matched the #2 Ranked Fighting Irish against the #11 Ranked Wolverines and quickly turned into a laugher as Mario Manningham caught three touchdowns in the first half as Michigan routed Notre Dame 47-21:
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Use Facebook to Comment on this Post . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan vs. Notre Dame Games – 2006 Tweet The 1994 edition of this rivalry also happens to be the last time both teams were in the Top Ten. The game was a battle to the very last play with Tshimanga Biakautuka, Todd Collins and Amani Toomer leading the Wolverines to a 26-24 victory on the right leg of Remy Hamilton, who nailed a . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan vs. Notre Dame Game – 1994 Comments are closed Football 1994, Amani Toomer, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Remy Hamilton, Todd Collins, Tshimanga Biakabutuka Tweet During this game Michigan retains possession for over 40 minutes and Elvis Grbac completes 20 of 22 passes for the Wolverines. And at the 4:25 mark is one of the defining moments in U of M history, “Grbac to fire for it, they went for it all, a diving catch for a touchdown, Holy Cow! . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan vs. Notre Dame Games – 1991 Comments are closed Football 1991, Desmond Howard, Elvis Grbac, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish Tweet 38 34 Game Highlights Part 2 – Part 3 Use Facebook to Comment on this Post . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan vs. Notre Dame Games – 2009 Comments are closed Football 2009, Greg Matthews, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Tate Forcier Tweet The 6th greatest game in the history of the rivalry is an ode to the Fighting Irish. Notre Dame wins 24-19 on the legs on Raghid Ismail who returned consecutive U of M kickoffs for touchdowns. I thought for a minute before including this game in the countdown but it truly was a once in . . . → Read More: The Greatest Michigan vs. Notre Dame Games – 1989 One comment - (Comments are closed) Football Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Raghid Ismail |
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