Michigan 2017 Draft Dominance
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Well, you have to give them time then - they only added football in 2010, after all, and they are only now considering getting back into basketball after its sudden dissolution a couple years ago. I am sure they will get back to us on hockey and baseball - they'll begin playing those as soon as they can find the right coach.
You're close here, but a little off. Let me explain...
Accoring to the "Book of D'Antonini," college football as a competitive national sport began in 2008. Before that, it did not exist, for all intensive porpoises. Anyone who remembers college football before 2008 is "living in the past" and is unable to face new realities. However, I have a feeling that fairly soon, it will be decreed by the Spartan faithful that college football ended in 2015, and anyone who remembers anything after this date has forgotten the most vital part of the past.
In sum, college football existed from 2008 to 2015, and was not played at any other time in human history. The end...
In different area codes....area codes... PROS!
I would love to see this stat calculated for 12 years with the number of olympic medals added to it.
Same. Heck, I'd just like to see when the last time it happened just with the sports listed in the OP. That isn't an every year type stat, for sure, particularly just since so few "major" schools have hockey.
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And the ones that don't get drafted are on the course to be leaders and impact their communities. That's what I love about hearing what recruits say when they visit Michigan. It's not just about football (or other sport). It's about family, education and other interests.
Not the best public university in the world for nothing.
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