OT: Top 3 schools you would like the Football team to schedule a future Home/Home against

Georgia 

Kansas State 

Arizona State

UCLA, USC, and Texas

Texas, LSU, Clemson. Would be tough games but all would be cool places to go see a road game.

ASU

U of A

NAU (unless GCU gets a football team....)

 

2 can play at this game @Franch Dresing!

UM and USC have not played a regular season game in 59 seasons

 

USC, Alabama,   Auburn or Georgia

1. Texas tech 2. LSU 3. Tennessee 4. UNLV for shits and giggles

Rutgers Rutgers Rutgers

This is a good opportunity to joke about scheduling Wisconsin and Nebraska sometime in the next few decades. **Thanks, Rutgers.**

On the real side, my list is just as boring and would be just as awesome as all of yours. I suppose LSU and Georgia are my top 2. If we cancel the Washington series, as many predict, then I'll throw them on there next. Ditto Oklahoma and Texas, should other distant-future-scheduling-apocalypses occur. 

Absent those that are on our schedule, I suppose I can be dull and agree that Clemson or Stanford would be cool fill-ins among those we seldom play. We saw Alabama recently. Next year or after, I'd love a very-Harbaugh rematch. Ditto USC.

 

Time for some revenge:

Mississippi State

Kansas State

Alabama

South Carolina

Florida State

1. FSU 2. Georgia (Substitute Miami or UF for same reason, but strongly prefer FSU/UGA) 3. USC Honorable mention (since I have a hard time making decisions): Stanford, LSU, Oregon

My list

Georgia
Tennessee
FSU

Georgia LSU Stanford

MIT
Chicago
Caltech

Does seem to be a strong consensus to get Georgia on the schedule.

Georgia Tech, Army, Navy...and lets keep scheudling Air Force too

Tennessee, because I live here and still want redemption from the last time we played them.

LSU, Georgia, and Miami (Fla)

So we can keep better track of Shane.

at Delaware

at Montana

vs Colorado School of Mines

Alabama because that would be a great indicator of the success of Michigan's restored winning culture under Harbaugh, the impact of the coaching and the depth of the recruiting/development... while simultaneously erasing the embarrassment of the 2012 game. Next, Standford because the hype factor of Harbaugh playing his former former team would have talking heads exploding around the country. Lastly, there's two, UCLA and Georgia because the recruiting wars with both over the past few years needs a "Who's your Daddy" moment.

Want to beat them again

Ducks don't like getting punched in the face by fullbacks and tight ends.

49'ers, Browns, and IMG. All appropriate replacements for the directional schools we have played in the past.

1.LSU 2. USC 3. Georgia 4. Oregon 5. Utah 6. Stanford 7. Florida State 8. Miami 9. Alabama 10. Mississippi State

This seems to be a thread every year.

USC, UCLA, Georgia, LSU,

Does I do good??

Texas, USC, and Stanford

1. UNC

2. Wake Forest

3. NC State

I want to be able to go to the game. Can you guess what state I live in?

I haven't been to a Michigan football game since the Rose Bowl on 1/1/1993. Ty Wheatley was the MVP of a very exciting victory.

Cal or Stanford

since I live in the Bay Area, I want to be able to occasionally see a Michigan game for cheaper (Cal and Stanford game tickets are always cheap compared with other schools that would host us)

Miami (Florida)
South Florida
Florida State

LSU
Tennessee
Georgia

Lsu
Okie state.

LSU, Georgia, and Clemson...or Alabama.

All of them scheduled for a chilly November day-- not that it would ever happen. 

Florida State
Ole Miss
Texas A&M