10 wins in consecutive seasons: 1st time since 2002/2003

Submitted by Eye of the Tiger on

I realize that a lot of us are downgrading our expectations right now, given the last two performances and Speight's injury, but we did get our 10th win today. That makes 2015/2016 the first time we've won 10 or more wins in consecutive seasons since 2002/2003. 

Though it's not a conference championship, CFP appearence or even a win over OSU, this is still a sign of how much things have changed since Harbaugh came to Ann Arbor. Think about it: since the last time we won 10 games in consecutive seasons, the following Big 10 Teams have done it at least once: MSU, OSU, PSU, WIsconsin, Iowa. 

So this is a pretty significant sign that we're back in the thick of things, and hopefully there to stay. And that, at least, is something to be thankful for. 

 

 

 

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November 20th, 2016 at 9:25 AM ^

until the 4th quarter. PSU won 39-0. Wisconsin also had a very good game. We did badly because we don't have a backup QB that is even passably playable, for reasons which continue to elude. Harbaugh has had lots of time to coach O'Korn, Morris, Malzone, Peters, and 7-16 for 59 yards, at home, against a very mediocre opponent, is the best he could get out of that group? That's not very encouraging going forward.

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November 20th, 2016 at 5:01 AM ^

.833 is outstanding, given that most thought we'd finish between 7-6 to 9-4.  Kudos to JH, the rest of the coaching staff and of course (quoting Bo Schembechler) the TEAM, the TEAM, the TEAM!

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