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The disrespect is crazy... I can't wait till we beat the brakes off Michigan

— Mark Thompson (@InMarkWeTrust) July 17, 2017

Twitter fingers a big thing these days I guess.....

— Khalid Hill (@Thatboylid80) July 18, 2017

We don't use brakes anyways, foot always on the

— Chase Winovich (@Chase_Winovich) July 18, 2017

Hurst also retweeted the no-name RB's tweet.

I remember the last time one of them ran their shark-licker about our team-

 

#Gators CB Jalen Tabor on Jabrill Peppers playing offense: "We have 11 Jabrill Peppers on our defense."

— Nick de la Torre (@NickdelaTorreGC) December 28, 2015

Good times.

 

"Drake Johnson is going to continue at Michigan, take classes this fall, the latest is that he's not going to participate in football and concentrate on track," Harbaugh told reporters Monday in Ann Arbor. 

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Single game tickets for Wisconsin went out sale today at 830.  There are still tickets available.  For some reason if you do purchase by seat it looks sold out, but if you purchase by price, tickets come up.

http://ev11.evenue.net/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/SEGetEventList?groupCode=FS&li...

He doesn't like most of the new rule changes in college football which many feel level the recruiting playing field for northern schools. He doesn't like the rule changes which were put in place to allow for more fall camp since 2-a-days are now prohibited. 

“There’s quite a few that I don’t like,” Fedora said from the Westin in Charlotte, N.C., according to Scout. “I don’t like the fact that now guys can take official visits for eight months of the year. I do not like that. I do not like guys taking official visits in April, May and June. I don’t like that this [event] started this week and not a week later. That cut into another week of my vacation. What I’m getting to there is now they’ve backed camp up so you can go on the 27th, so now we’ve moved football into July. Now they’re talking about going to a 14-week schedule, so who’s going to say that’s not going to go another week earlier so you can get your guys prepared?

https://www.diehards.com/north-carolina/.WWs78Okga1E.twitter

Poor guy, lost out on a week of vacation because of ACC Media Day for his job that pays him multiple millions of dollars. He should've called up Hugh Freeze and they could've had a family double date vacation earlier this month. They could've sat around the bonfire and cooked up some burgers, ribs, and their next institutional scandal.

Here's another breakdown of the rule changes...

Among the college football rule changes for 2017:

 

• There are now two signing periods. In 2017, players will have their first opportunity to officially sign from Dec. 20-22.
• Extended recruiting season that lengthens the period for official visits to April 1 of the prospect’s junior high school season.
• Teams are allowed 10 assistant coaches starting Jan. 9, 2018.
• Two-a-day practices during training camp are banned. If teams practice twice per day, the extra session must be a film study, walkthrough without pads or conditioning.
• Teams were allowed to request training camp to begin in July if the ban on two-a-day practices disrupted their schedule.

WD's post of records at other B1G stadiums got me to thinking...what's the best gameday experience you've had at another B1G school?  Or outside the B1G?

I haven't been to all the other B1G schools, but I'm close.  Iowa and Wisconsin have to be my favorites, with Iowa a slight advantage because their fans were great.  I think Iowa City is a little underappreciated, and Kinnick is an awesome venue.

Outside the B1G, Tennessee stands out - even though they're still bitter about the Heisman - among a number of SEC, ACC, ND and PAC## stops.  (Is it just me, or does a BIG12 visit other than Texas seem like a waste of time?).  I will add, any college football should try to see one game at ND - it is a great experience too though I know the view here is THWND.

The top of my list to still visit (outside my last couple B1Gs) are 'Bama, LSU, Texas, and Washington.  I'm curious to hear of favorites from the board to add to my list.

Thanks in advance.

No man can predict the future, but there are those that try to do so on a daily basis. One such man is Phil Steele. How accurate were his predictions last season? Did he see Louisville s rise to dominance or MSUs implosion? Just curious.