Shoelace

Not new info that it happened, but cool to see video of it.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKovNO6b4OM 14 minute video put together by a buddy of mine.

I find the media's lack of attention to Denard's "shoelace" story this year curious. Not long ago it was a huge angle. Given the fact that we're so litigous these days, is there is a potential shoelace liability issue that both the university and the media are trying to avoid?

Or... and I must admit I didn't notice... is Denard tying his laces or are his shoes possibly velcro only now?

 

 

Dang, looks like even ESPN (shocking i know) is falling off the dilithium wagon. 

http://espn.go.com/college-football/heisman/

Does anybody here believe there will be a problem at Mden, if I order a custom tackle twill jersey that reads "SHOELACE" and #16 in the back? Could it violate NCAA rules and what not?

So after years of considering, I decided to finally go out and buy a Michigan football jersey. Naturally, I wanted to get a #16 jersey, for my all time favorite player, John Navarre. Surprisingly enough, the store was almost out of Navarre jerseys! They had one left in my size though, so I bought it, and prepared to flaunt it on Saturday at the Big House. Lo and behold, I wasn't the only one with this in mind! I didn't know there were so many Navarre fans still out there, but it was one of the most popular jerseys I saw for the day (along with a few people shamefully wearing David Underwood jerseys). Anyways, does anyone know what's the sudden rush of Navarre jerseys? Is it the recent news article on him? Are there that many Arlo Steel fans out there? Oh well, the more support for my favorite player the better!