Mich/Michigan state game time decision suspended...

I take it you didn't see the property damage in Ann Arbor after the 2010 game, but there was vandalism to both private and university property stretching from the IM building to CC Little. It wasn't as violent as the St. Patrick's Day mini riot, but not complete hogwash.

So...did you enjoy the football game that was played at night?

Then try drinking more!

or just drink more water...

if that gives you a headache, then I think the proper prescription is a heavy dose of sacking up.

Ibuprofen is metabolized by the kidneys, not liver, so you should be fine.  Acetaminophen might not be a great idea though.

Ibuprofen doesn't harm the liver... Tylenol (Acetaminophen) can harm your liver when combined with drinking or in overdoses.

Didn't you guys get the memo? It's John Navarre's fault.

And in my case, it was a bit of an unusual situation.  Wherein we have a much-larger (intrastate) tailgating group this time, such that I was thinking of renting a different vehicle, like a Suburban, for the day.  And making a bunch of other time-dependent advance-planning decisions.

And no, it is not routine.  Even the tv contract strictly limits how often the networks can jerk us around like this.  Making it a rare occasion.

Mind you, I am not even bitching about a noon start versus a 3:30 start.  I have my own preferences on that, but I know that my voice won't be heard.  All I ask is that they just please pick a time, now.

There is nothing about this no-decision status that benefits the people going to the game.  We don't get a vote on whether it will be noon or 3:30.  We just have to wait for the networks to decide what suits their interests.  Which aren't mine.

You're aware Michgan has fans that are, you know, not living in the state of Michigan, right?  Or are you under the impression that UM is a provincial backwater that isn't the kind of place where fans might fly in for a game and need to actually know what flights to book?

The kickoff time completely changes flight/hotel plans.  Do you fly in Friday night and leave Saturday night?  Saturday early, early morning and leave Sunday morning?  Take a later flight Saturday?  Granted, if you're deep pocketed enough and don't care about how much the flight and/or change fees cost, maybe it doesn't matter.  But if you're not one of those people, I can assure you, keeping the kickoff time a secret has been a royal pain in the ass and has cost me at least 100-150 bucks because of the ever-rising cost of plane tickets.  It matters.  6 days notice for a plane ticket is not the same fare as 2-3 weeks notice.

But if I am going to go to a game in Ann Arbor, it needs to be a noon start, or I need to plan to take off the weekend. For me to make this work, I need to know early enough to plan accordingly. Partly for this reason, I went to the ND game and will go to the Ohio game, but won't be able to attend any games in AA this year. If I knew a month or two in advance that there would be some 12 noon games, and when they were going to happen, I would definitely plan to go.