The New England Patriots announced the release of three players and the signing of linebacker Brandon Spikes, who left the team after the 2013 season. READ MORE
Tag: Devin Gardner
Ohio State North? Suddenly Michigan has QBs, potentially
Michigan has QBs. Along with signing of prep standouts Zach Gentry and Alex Malzone, Jim Harbaugh announced the transfer of John O'Korn from Houston. READ MORE
9 Wins And Counting: Indiana-Michigan Series Stunningly One-Sided
The famed author Michael Crichton once remarked, “I am certain there is too much certainty in the world.” It’s a virtual uncertainty that he was referring to the Indiana-Michigan series on the gridiron when uttering these words, but the quote does a pretty good job at encapsulating the probability of a victory for the Maize […] READ MORE
The Battle for Bunyan: Michigan-Michigan State
The typical script for the instate rivalry of the Michigan-Michigan State has been thrown out the window, as the Spartans come in as heavy favorites at home to defeat a wounded Wolverines squad. Poor coaching, injuries, and scandal have marred what was once the dominant power in the state of Michigan. Meanwhile the biggest quandary […] READ MORE
Michigan-Penn State is NOT Must See TV
Take a cue from the student section in the Big House, and don’t watch the first quarter of Saturday night’s contest between the Michigan Wolverines and the Penn State Nittany Lions (although reports are that the walk-out was called off). In fact, don’t watch it at all, because if you want to see football at […] READ MORE
Quarterback Controversy in Ann Arbor
Among the thousand or so other issues that are currently plaguing Michigan Wolverines football, we have a quarterback controversy in Ann Arbor. After last Saturday’s weather delay, in what was perhaps the most embarrassing loss for the program since falling to the Toledo Rockets in 2008, starting quarterback Devin Gardner was benched in favor of […] READ MORE
Michigan's Secondary Sinks Team Against Notre Dame
Saturday night’s game was the last meeting between the Michigan Wolverines and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish for the foreseeable future; something that broadcasters Dan Hicks and Mike Mayock wouldn’t let you forget. It was also the most lopsided contest in the rivalry since 2007, when Michigan shutout the Irish and scored 38 points. Notre […] READ MORE
Michigan-Notre Dame: Irish Eyes are Smiling
Irish Eyes are smiling this Sunday morning. There could be a Rudy marathon playing from now until the end of eternity and a Notre Dame fan couldn’t be happier, that soaring, sentimental, goose bump-inducing Jerry Goldsmith soundtrack playing into my headphones as I write this. What began as a nerve-rattling day which saw the Michigan-Notre […] READ MORE
Notre Dame's Athleticism at Linebacker Needs to be Difference Maker
When the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Michigan Wolverines match up Saturday night, it will be the last time they do so for the foreseeable future. They are two of the most decorated programs in college football history that create instant classics when they meet each other on the gridiron. For the Wolverines, the most […] READ MORE
Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl Notebook
Having been on vacation in south central Arizona, I was on hand for the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl which featured my alma mater Michigan going against the Kansas State Wildcats. While the game was never really in doubt after the KSU jumped ahead on the opening drive, it was the first bowl game I had […] READ MORE
