Article: What it was like on the sideline during final moments of the Rose Bowl

Dear Cheese Steak! Thanks for posting. 

[I hope you don't mind my nickname. Cheese steaks remain the most vivid memory from my first time moving to Philly.]

I can’t tell you what the sideline was like, but can tell you what my house was like. I’m still in shock and have a tear rolling down my face. Bamas a great team (obviously) but we bullied them and dam near beat ourselves. One more game and if we win my life is complete. To all the assholes (thamel) who tried to drag these young men through the mud….eat a sack of dick! Go blue baby! IM BUSTING JERRY!

How in the hell is one suppose to be productive this week? Similar to 2021, week heading to the big ten championship  but x it by 10. 

Thanks for posting.  Fun to read.  

That's kinda how it was at my house!

That article, as well as the rest of the Mlive articles, are a great read. The best of the media articles in my opinion.

I just stood up from the couch I’d been glued to the entire game, went over to the window, put my hands on my head, and silently let the tears roll. Been waiting my entire life for this moment.

I was going to neg this post for not summarizing anything.  But fuck that - this story needs to be read!  What a fun read - and the video of the last play from the sidelines has onion juice in it, so beware...

Fun read.   Thanks for sharing.

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel takes in the action as if he’s in a regents meeting.

This made me chuckle since it plays into the fan-fic (/s?) of him hating Harbaugh / UM

What a fantastic article that gives a depiction of everyone on the sideline. This is going to be a great week. Go Blue!