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Part of me does think that UCF has a point when I read:  ". . . we feel very strongly as the only undefeated team, and having beat Auburn, who beat both teams competing for the national championship, that we have an extremely sound case to claim the crown."  Maybe not a great point but, still, it is a point.  

Also I did not know the Knights finished No. 1 in at least one ranking -- the Colley Bias Free Matrix Rankings, one poll among many recognized by the NCAA that was formerly used in the BCS computer rankings.  I guess if I went to school there, I'd support the banner since the team didn't get a chance to compete in the playoffs.

Anyway, here is the link

Big year for Ed Orgeron and his staff. If 2018 resembles 2017, they likely won't be back in 2019. Let's see if this is the year LSU finally finds a QB.

Analysis of todays Notre Dame Spring Game from Trevor Woods of Maize N Brew. Not a lot of weight can be put into Spring Games. But a little can be derived. For example: it was evident why Brandon Wimbush is the starting QB.

 

7 minute video: https://www.facebook.com/maizenbrewsbn/videos/10155450814210994/

As Jake from Ann Arbor says, "Only 133 freaking days until football season".  We have the talent, coaching, and culture to make this a special year.  My 11 y/o made this video to remind us of the excitement that is Michigan Football:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FdbE9Nr2vY&t=14s

Michigan is having another pretty big recruiting weekend a week after the "spring game." There are a bunch of 2019 recruits in town, but the most interesting ones might be the 2020 recruits, where there are three 4-star level recruits (Braiden McGregor, Rylie Mills, and Chris Tyree).

In the 2019 class, OG Karsen Barnhart and QB Taisun Phommachanh (Clemson) were supposed to be visiting, but I believe they have both canceled their visits. Barnhart was supposed to commit to Michigan yesterday but backed off that plan.

http://touch-the-banner.com/visitors-april-20-22-2018/