1991 Michigan vs Notre Dame

that game as a kid. I was in total disbelief that Mo made that play call on 4th down. Legendary

That was my first game in the Big House as a student.  And as luck would have it, had student tix for undergrad and grad through 1998.  (I have a spoiled perspective on UM football and feel so badly for the students from the past 7 years.)  Unfortunately, because I moved away, I haven't been back to a game since.  However, watching Desmond make that unreal catch is imprinted in slow motion in my brain forever.  I love(d) Desmond.  After he was a star, I passed by him on campus between classes and let out a sheepish "hey, Desmond."  Desmond gave me a big smile and said hello right back like I was a buddy. 

My grandfather, an OSU graduate, took me to this game. He scalped tickets outside the stadium for face value which I think was $21 or $22. What a great game!

The play:  scroll to 1:22:38

And still am. Desmond's catch certainly helped the mood at the reception.

I have the picture of the Howard catch autographed by both Desmond and Elvis.  Great memento!

One of the best receptions... This and maybe roundtree UTL. Bring back helmet stickers plz

This set the stage for a tremendous decade. This memory is clear. It was in the 90's in West Michigan. One of the most hyped up match-ups in this series. And a small mesaure of revenge after the '88 and '89 games (not to mention the year before, when Michigan was up 10 in the fourth quarter, and ND got a fluke bounce on a third down catch). 

Will never forget that moment as long as I live. Great satisfaction in sending Lou Holtz home with a loss. Those were the days.

CMU beat MSU on the same afternoon.

The day I became a true fan! My first game in the Big House.

Have this photo proudly displayed at home.