Very pregnant wife going to Oregon State game with me, any special accommodations at the Big House?

Try to get Club seats or west side Chair backs. That way she will have her own seat.

That Brandon is gone or you may have ended up on Pizza House "Labor Cam" on the big screen.

I assume if she gives birth mid-game, your child will be named either Harbaugh or Denard, regardless of gender.

Have the baby at Mott, Name the baby Fielding Glenn and be done with it. 

The first home game is just like a baby coming out of the womb. It's like being born into football. You're in this warm, safe place, and then BOOM you're into the chaos. And you just start living.

Luxury Suite

don't spike the baby!

There are usually extra handicap seats available for the games. I would call the ticket office and ask to exchange your seats for handicapped ones. They're usually in fairly decent locations and you have much more room and easier to get to and from your seats.

Not exactly the same situation but last summer my wife had knee surgery. She was kind of still on crutches by the time of the first game. A couple weeks before the game we called the ticket office and asked what they could do, they said just mail us your tickets and we will replace them with accommodation tickets (may not be the exact term).

We get our tickets, go to the game, when we went to the gate they brought her a wheel chair and took us to our seats. We were right between the upper and lower sections. All four of us had seats (folding chairs) together. There was always someone there checking on her to see if she was alright. When the kids and I went on a food run, an older gentleman working at the stadium sat with my wife talking with her.

From the ticket office staff to the staff at the stadium, everyone was incredibly helpful and nice. My wife was a causal fan before - more going to games just to be involved in my fandom, but that day went miles with her in her respect for the people at Michigan.

When we got back to Iowa and she told her doctor (Iowa grad), he was amazed at what the Michigan staff did and said "well, you wouldn't have gotten that at Kinnick" Her response "that is why we are Michigan fans"

So, long story, just because you don't have a disability sticker or something like that, don't hesitate to reach out and ask if they can help you out to make your wife's day a bit more comfortable.

My first games were when my mom was about 6-8 months pregnant. She'll be fine!

Name him Chuckie Woodson if it's a boy.

Hopefully with Brandon gone you won't be charged for an extra seat if she happens to deliver when UM goes up by 21 at half time...

Honestly, I think your best bet is to sell me your tickets. You can never be too safe!

stadium's medical facilities so you should have no problem paying the bill.

Not to be a jerk, but you gotta plan that birth better. The wife and I are trying to get pregnant, but I don't want the kid born during football season because eventually the birthday party will fall on a football Saturday. Yes, I am that guy.

Bring some towels and your doctor to the game with you.
Deliver the baby in-game if need be.
Be a proud parent as they are linked to M forever.
Profit.

Stay home and watch the game, moron.

My wife was 8 months when we went to the Sugar Bowl. We drove from South Florida and she made it. You will get some smack talk down the road how you made her go to a football game but other than that enjoy the memory.

of some sort? Does Michigan have "Medical" spots? If not, you are out of luck, but maybe get there early and pay for the best parking available in case you need to leave during the game.