OT: Celebrity Michigan fans?

I think you meant "(sp?)"

Sic is Latin for "as such." It's used when quoting someone who used an incorrect or archaic spelling of a word.

ARod is a fan of the University of Miami... IIRC, he donated money to build their new baseball stadium.

EDIT: I didn't neg you.

Damnit, I was thinking of Jeter. I hate baseball so much.

Derek Jeter -- a Michigan student for a semester IIRC before the Yankees called. Also a proud Kalamazoo Central Maroon Giant.

Fun fact: Sanjay was an RA at Couzens. We were on the same Res Hall staff. 

That doesn't make him a Michigan "fan" because he knows what our colors are.  He's a sports fan.  Wale says he "protects Hart like Michigan's line" in song.  He also raps about Ernest Wilford of the Jaguars and nobody accuses him of being a huge Jags fan (he's a DC guy).  Both of these guys are huge sports fans -- you'll see them on First Take -- not Michigan fans, despite name drops in songs.  

On the other hand, I saw Luke Walton and Richard Jefferson at the Michigan @ Notre Dame Football Game in Denard's Sophomore year, sitting in the Michigan section.  I think they have some sort of connection.  Shane Battier is married into a prominent Michigan family and I've seen him around Ann Arbor a few times.  He's a Dukie obviously, but I think may be a M football fan.

False - I sat next to him at a football game when I was in high school. A former regent had given me his tickets, and Mike Wallace was two seats away. He was totally cool.

Is that all the RHCP or just Anthony Kiedis? I know he's from Grand Rapids

for the right price.

It was Gibson's and OSU (Tressel) several were in the mix that night at the same spot.

They had a Twilight kid ask "Dr. Lou" a question and it was about RR and UofM....So you may be right.

Never knew this before (from Wiki):

"A graduate of the University of Michigan and Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, Schefter was an editor at the Michigan Daily."

Even more interesting:

"It was so hard to get a job. When I was in college, you couldn’t have done more than I did to get a job in journalism. I was the sports editor with Rich Eisen of The Michigan Daily — we were co-sports editors along with some other people. I was working for the Ann Arbor News covering high school games on the weekends. I was Mitch Albom’s research assistant. I was stringing for the Detroit Free Press doing news updates for them from the Michigan campus. I was sending out resumes to every single newspaper in the country and I truly could not get a single job anywhere. I always tell people that there’s a bar on the Michigan campus called Dominick’s that for every rejection letter you have, they give you a drink. I had so many rejection letters I could’ve owned the bar. I went to graduate school at Northwestern to get my masters in journalism only because I could not get a full time job. There was nobody that would hire me."