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For those not of a certain age; the ol' number six fully explained:

...and we don't want to ruin anybody's weekend. I'm starting to lean towards forming a posse and going up to Ann Arbor and doing an ol' number 6 on the place.

Eh, I'd rather think of him pedaling on the sidelines, loud-mouthed, loser of The Game(s) he is, than someone possessed of at least one ounce 0f redemtitive quality. But then, I'm not Jesus.

Focus? Focthem.

Preach!

He “won” a state football championship on his own? Wow! What kind of a ring do you get for pulling that off? Wonder how many medals he “won” while helping out the Corps? Semper Suspicious.

B-2 strike force left Minot USAFB 1635 Z, headed east, southeast, toward Ann Arbor…

Summer of 42: “I had my hand on her boob.” ”That was her elbow. You were rubbing her elbow.”

Or a road to somewhere, I think.

What was the cutoff date for lead-based paint in Loveland? Did that include chip removal?

You seem determined to explain what I say. 1. Yes, the legal process did grant Michigan the right to see the charges and investigate on their own. As I understand from other posts, Michigan then stretched out the time for whatever reason. 2. My second point was that between the time Michigan was...

I’m sure they did run their own investigation, looking for who knew what, when, or when Oh no knew and why he didn’t do anything. I’m sure they are also looking for any possible way to mitigate the damage.

I don't think it's going to fly, Wilbur. Maybe he feels safe with his ass in Los Vegas at the BIB Media Days. But there will be hell to pay if nothing comes out this.

I understand the need to give the school time to run its own investigation, but holding off on releasing the decision And punishment until just days before camps open seems to be mistreatment of players and not just michigans, but opposing players too?

From 2005 to 2024 - Michigan had 214 wins, 96 losses, so they played just a shade below 70%. So I went to Staten and did the math. Michigan 2024 to 2005 won 69% of their game, USC 73%, Penn State 72%, Oregon 75%. I think it says more about Ohio State's record over the same time frame than...

Maybe he’s trying to protect BTN. Michigan football is probably the second biggest draw for them.

Is Stagg still coaching at Chicago, or did Fermi take over?

I'd buy it.

My god, you guys are cynical. probably why I come here.

Can a conference change a National rule? My guess as to why is that offsides gets called for the slightest twitch and possibly kills too many drives. Fans want scoring. Unless it’s the wrong team scoring.