Not a specific game, just all of the games attended with my daughter, Born in 99, by the time she was old enough to appreciate the game we were all deep in the BPONE of the RR-BH eras. But none of that mattered to her. She loved the tradition, the camaraderie of fellow season ticket holders. Which was a great reminder of the path many of us take to our individual fandom.
Had the chance to attend the meet and see them win the NC in person. Regardless of what sport you pull for, it was very cool to see M win a natty in person.
Probably breaking some kind of record with my first post since I started following the blog when I moved to CA in ~2009. It was a way to connect with M sports. At that point my daughter had been a competitive gymnast for a few years. And she continued after we moved back to MI. We attended countless women’s meets. And we were there in Ft. Worth to watch them take the title. M fans were certainly the most vocal, among the 300 or so allowed in. Spine chilling. Go Blue.
OK, first time post. I've been on the site for years, it helped me get thu living in SoCal during the RichRod years. Quick addition to the above, several of our women's teams have been performing at a hight level for years. As a parent of an elite gymnast, I find the accomplishments of the Michigan women's gymnastics program to be nothing short of amazing. Something on the order of 17 B1G titles in the last 20 years, contending for national titles on a regular basis. Next time you're at Crisler look for the banner. Truly an elite program and one of which we can be proud. Not to mention softball, women's track and cross country. All have been performing at a high level.
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Not a specific game, just all of the games attended with my daughter, Born in 99, by the time she was old enough to appreciate the game we were all deep in the BPONE of the RR-BH eras. But none of that mattered to her. She loved the tradition, the camaraderie of fellow season ticket holders. Which was a great reminder of the path many of us take to our individual fandom.
Had the chance to attend the meet and see them win the NC in person. Regardless of what sport you pull for, it was very cool to see M win a natty in person.
Probably breaking some kind of record with my first post since I started following the blog when I moved to CA in ~2009. It was a way to connect with M sports. At that point my daughter had been a competitive gymnast for a few years. And she continued after we moved back to MI. We attended countless women’s meets. And we were there in Ft. Worth to watch them take the title. M fans were certainly the most vocal, among the 300 or so allowed in. Spine chilling. Go Blue.
OK, first time post. I've been on the site for years, it helped me get thu living in SoCal during the RichRod years. Quick addition to the above, several of our women's teams have been performing at a hight level for years. As a parent of an elite gymnast, I find the accomplishments of the Michigan women's gymnastics program to be nothing short of amazing. Something on the order of 17 B1G titles in the last 20 years, contending for national titles on a regular basis. Next time you're at Crisler look for the banner. Truly an elite program and one of which we can be proud. Not to mention softball, women's track and cross country. All have been performing at a high level.