Open Thread: Wild Speculation Invited

Submitted by icactus on

If there's one thing we've learned from the Mattison hire it's that good things happen when you speculate wildly and start rumors.  I see no other way this could have been pulled off.

Since today has been so effing positive I want to see some EFFING SWEET speculation! 

Please refrain from negging one another so as to foster/encourage said wild speculation - also because it's officially late night.

 

WOOO!!!

dmoo4u

January 19th, 2011 at 12:25 AM ^

Dave Brandon just officially renamed the University of Michigan, to Brady Hoke University. This change will remain for the duration of hokes time as head coach. On an un-related note, the Hoke family has an average lifespan of 143 years!

namaste

January 19th, 2011 at 12:25 AM ^

Chris Wormley and Dan O'Neil to commit.

 

2 potential 5 star D-linemen from the class of 2012 that grew up rootng for the Wolverines fufilling their dream.

F5

January 19th, 2011 at 12:29 AM ^

We go 13-0 and take the Big Ten Championship which mean (cough cough Drew Sharp) We play in the NCCG!!.......

 

 

And ofcourse win!

Butterfield

January 19th, 2011 at 12:28 AM ^

will plummet at the Chicago Merc tomorrow forcing Jim Tressel to sell his "gold pants" collection and, consequently, suspend himself for the first five games of next season. 

Desmonlon Edwoodson

January 19th, 2011 at 12:36 AM ^

Kwon Alexander falls madly in love with Joe Dumars's daughter on a recruiting visit and commits to UM the next day.

Mario Edwards decides he wants to attend B-school and that Michigan is the best place for him.

Eddie Goldmann has a terrific workout at Crazy Jim's Blimpie Burger and decides he has found his home away from home.

Johnathan Gray has an extensive conversation with Fred Jackson in which he comes to understand that under Jackson he will have the tackle breaking ability of Walter Payton, the vision of Barry Sanders, and the speed of Denard Robinson.

Oh yeah

And the NCAA comes forward with half their evidence against OSU and they get the death penalty.  Not just a loss of all their scholarships.  The death penalty.  Everybody kills.

Muttley

January 19th, 2011 at 12:42 AM ^

by representing the B1G in the Rose Bowl on January 2nd, 2012.

After it shellacks the traditional PAC-10 opponent, Michigan will begin practicing for it's certain Sugar Bowl win a week later in the National Championship game.

chatster

January 19th, 2011 at 12:46 AM ^

Olivia Wilde and her husband, Italian Prince (and documentary film maker) Tao Ruspoli, will be opening an exhibit at the University of Michigan Museum of Art following their purchase of a home in Saline in May. . . . Oh, sorry, you were asking for "wild" speculation. OK, so here goes:

Before her death from natural causes in 1984, Amelia Earhart was working at an art store in Healdsburg, California where she was known as Millie Meader and had become a respected wine connoisseur. . . . Elvis Presley continues to enjoy life in seclusion near Marlon Brando’s former villa in Tetiaroa, about 35 miles north of Tahiti. . . . That wood-chipper scene in Fargo? It was based on and occurred at the exact same location as Jimmy Hoffa’s death. . . . Christine O’Donnell really is a witch. . . . Regis Philbin’s retirement announcement was made in the morning on January 18 so as not to interfere with the evening announcement that Greg Mattison had been hired as Michigan’s Defensive Coordinator. . . . The Wyld Stallyns reunion tour is on! Party on dudes!

Hardware Sushi

January 19th, 2011 at 2:01 AM ^

Hide ya roommate, hide ya crock pot, hide ya paper plates because MSU's defense is rapin' errrybody in Wonders Hall.

Oh, something that didn't happen? Does it count if it didn't really happen in Wonders?

WILD SPEC/BREAKING NEWS: Michael Rosenberg reports that Michigan football players routinely exceed their daily allotted servings of milk, yogurt and cheese, oftentimes partaking in 4, 5 or even 6 servings per day! The NCAA Enforcement Committee is looking into it...

Indiana Blue

January 19th, 2011 at 9:53 AM ^

until he wins 3 consecutive Heisman's to break Archie's record at tSIO ! 

NCAA is convinced that Denard will then take over as NCAA President.  As Denard's first act (as a result of continuing NCAA infractions), he strips tSIO of all conference and MNC from the years 2000 forward.  They are also given the "death penalty" and tSIO converts from a university to the largest car dealer on the planet.

Go Blue !