football

There's a new blog that is clearly MGoBlog inspired and because of its tremendous focus on a particular somewhat peculiar behavior of Michigan's head football coach, should rightly be added to the Michigan Blogs section.

Who's with me?

Not as creative as the "There are..." posts, but a nice reminder nonetheless.

Oops... needs to appear in a reply post, not main thread topic for some reason.

On ESPN, the NCAA has decided Lane "Kiffykens" Kiffen did not commit any major violations while at Tennessee and won't be sanctioned.  I'm sure the Orange Crush girls, or whatever they were called, are relieved to know they can resume traveling to games in other states to help recruit players.  Any more skating on infractions and the NCAA is going to have to sanction it as a sport.

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/ncf/story/_/id/6892438/no-major-violations-lane-kiffin-vols-tenure 

Old Navy's UM gear made the news.  Because they forgot the apostrophe.

http://shine.yahoo.com/event/fallfashion/grammar-fail-on-old-navys-college-t-shirts-uh-oh-2531551/

Begs the question -- does the banner have an apostrophe?  Does all UM use of the phrase always have it?

I've heard over & over about when a reporter asked Denard if Taylor Martinez is as fast as him, but I can't find any video of it. Does anyone have any linkage of said question?

Thanks.

Excuse my ignorance, but Coach Hoke makes reference to "definitely having the clam chowder" in a newspaper article today, when asked about restoring traditions.

What is this about?

Thanks,