Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
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| 1 week 5 days ago | 10 wins for everyone! I'm mean except UM |
They also did the leaders division. http://247sports.com/Article/Big-Ten-Leaders-Spring-Wrap-Up-72523 They're pretty high on the B1G. Wisc, OSU, MSU, and Iowa are all projected to have 10 win seasons. Nebraska and UM at 9 wins and IL and PSU at 7-5. I think that's pretty generous. In fact I'll eat a lemon if OSU wins 10 games. |
| 2 weeks 3 days ago | <iframe width="420" |
<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/MUsuYhEBbQk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
| 4 weeks 1 day ago | blame it on the a - a - a, a - alcohol |
That alcohol cannot be sold on campus is likely a factor as well. This is easily a hundred thousand dollars+ worth of an issue per game. |
| 4 weeks 5 days ago | So, Ypsituckyboy, you've |
So, Ypsituckyboy, you've never seen the Godfather? Casablanca? Taxi Driver? Anything by Hitchcock? All must see for movie fans. Bogart was pimp-like, check out the Maltese Falcon. |
| 9 weeks 1 day ago | I think concluding what a |
I think concluding what a player will be next season is setting yourself up to be dissappointed. Michigan basketball under Beilein has been full of surprises both collectively and individually. When looking at the team as a whole, it was surprising that they made the tournament so early in Beilein's tenure. It was surprising that he was competing in the B1G without the size that everyone assumes is needed in a physical league. He recruiting was a surprise when his targets were steadily climbing the rankings of scouting services, validating his assesments, and again when his signees were among the most highly rated in the country. Finally, nobody predicted a B1G title this past year for UM. Not even diehards. Individually there have been some great surprises as well. The most pleasant individual surprise was Darius Morris' soph year. After treading water his frosh year he proved one of the best point guards in the country and decided to go pro, both surprises. That THJ was so effective as a frosh was surprising and great but he did have the pedigree. Even more pleasant was the play of Jordan Morgan as a redshirt frosh. I thought that he must have been pretty bad to be 6'8" and 240 and needing a redshirt given UM's lack of size. He certainly hit the ground running. You could also note player development as an added bonus for Beilein as well. Then you move to this year and hail Trey Burke for obvious reasons but THJ took a surprising step back and Morgan seems to be treading water. Call it a sophmore slump or call it what you want but we expected these two, or THJ at least, to carry the team. The point to make here is to expect the unexpected. Who will be next years surprise? I don't know but I do expect the Burke-McGary pick and roll to be nearly unstoppable, so maybe if McGary is a sub then I'll be surprised but the surprises that I I've been refering to are the broad assumptions of the fanbase. I wouldn't worry though M fans, they're usually they are of the pleasant variety. |
| 12 weeks 1 day ago | "You would probably have to |
"You would probably have to sit in the back because his nuts would ride shotgun." /breakfast club |
| 14 weeks 6 days ago | For Realz? |
Who considers healthy options when ordering fast food? I would have to go with Carl's Jr. myself, but it is regional. Otherwise I would take Sonic anyday over all of the above choices save for Wendy's, sans the chili. |
| 19 weeks 5 days ago | all your gold poops are belong to us |
'Shiny Poop' won the google image search and led me to this Gold (poop) mine of Brady Hoke's magic. All sorts of golden poop for the photoshop inclined here: |
| 23 weeks 4 days ago | Parker also has local ties |
Besides being from MI, Parker coached at St. John's catholic school in Ypsilanti (big church near campus, school now closed), EMU and MSU among other B1G schools, which I heard all about from some family members that played for him in HS. He is old school, defensive midwestern football to the core. Sorry to see him go but happy to not have to face him every year. |
| 37 weeks 13 hours ago | MGoRushmore |
MGoRushmore |
