I have an idea what they can do with this article. Enlarge it and post it all over campus and in the locker room. If that doesn't get the players and students adrenaline going, I don't know what it takes to do that. Michigan needs to show everyone they are the real deal and are much improved over last year. May as well put everything into this game; play it like a championship game as it will define the season.
Unfortunately, I have to agree with what many have been saying for years; that many Michigan coaches, players, and fans are quoting Michigan's stellar record as a great football power. Many have been correct, as indicated by the regressive nature of the football program. Much of the stats were amassed when Michigan was much superior to their opponents. Now there is more parity among teams and Michigan has to perform in order to retain their lofty status. No amount of bragging will elevate the team to greatness. Greatness will only be acomplished by an insidious preparatory process. I believe that process is beginning, regardless of what people say about RR (they may be correct), but the team appears to be on the right track. I thought some of the losses under coach Carr were aganizing, but nothing compares to the last two years. Until the Michigan coaching staff recruits better than Tressel and begins to beat OSU, I have a fear that the storied record of Michigan football may be eclipsed by someone else. I certaily hope that doesn't happen.
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One word to describe the showing against Wisconsin: B A D.
I have an idea what they can do with this article. Enlarge it and post it all over campus and in the locker room. If that doesn't get the players and students adrenaline going, I don't know what it takes to do that. Michigan needs to show everyone they are the real deal and are much improved over last year. May as well put everything into this game; play it like a championship game as it will define the season.
Unfortunately, I have to agree with what many have been saying for years; that many Michigan coaches, players, and fans are quoting Michigan's stellar record as a great football power. Many have been correct, as indicated by the regressive nature of the football program. Much of the stats were amassed when Michigan was much superior to their opponents. Now there is more parity among teams and Michigan has to perform in order to retain their lofty status. No amount of bragging will elevate the team to greatness. Greatness will only be acomplished by an insidious preparatory process. I believe that process is beginning, regardless of what people say about RR (they may be correct), but the team appears to be on the right track. I thought some of the losses under coach Carr were aganizing, but nothing compares to the last two years. Until the Michigan coaching staff recruits better than Tressel and begins to beat OSU, I have a fear that the storied record of Michigan football may be eclipsed by someone else. I certaily hope that doesn't happen.