Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
skone82
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| 5 weeks 5 hours ago | I believe the whole situation |
I believe this whole story boils down to 4 potential situations: 1. Dave Brandon is attempting to gain as much publicity for the game as possible, and will most likely reverse his decision after several major networks pick up the story 2. Dave Brandon had a dream where 200 Noids were dressed up watching the game and he did not want to risk this dream not coming to fruition. 3. Dave Brandon doesn't want our BRAND NEW MASCOT BRAND BRAND to lose it's thunder to the "lame tradition-filled stupid non-piped-in band thingy group." 4. Dave Brandon thought it was a slow day on MGoBlog, so decided to spice things up a bit |
| 7 weeks 3 days ago | Cowboy Stadium Parking |
A bunch of us from Michigan went to the Lions/Cowboys game last year, and parked about a mile from the stadium for $20/car. It was very easy to find (right along main road heading towards Cowboy Stadium) and we arrived about 2-3 hours before kickoff. I think it was about $100 to park right by the stadium, and then went down by $10 literally every block further away. The tailgating at the stadium parking itself looked pretty fun. Could be worth the extra $$ if you make a day out of it. I'd compare it to parking at Pioneer... Since it's a night game I'm assuming everyone will be staying in Dallas... the traffic after the Lions 1PM game was pretty horrible. I'm guessing it took most cars 2 hours to leave and get to the highway. Also, if you going to the game, arrive EARLY. Like ridiculously early. We waited in the line for about 90 minutes to get into the stadium since they had it setup horribly (men/women go in different lines). I'd say 10,000 people missed most of the 1st quarter because of it... We all plan on going in at least 2 hours before kickoff.
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| 8 weeks 6 days ago | Thanks again for posting |
Thanks again for posting these. Looking forward to the Big Ten Championship preview prior to the OSU game next year. |
| 9 weeks 10 hours ago | Boise St = Highest Winning %... WTF |
Currently they are the leader... Have played 1/4 of the games, and obviously are in a weaker conference, but still are above us. Just found this out this year when d*cking around online... kinda sucks. Hopefully I'm missing something |
| 9 weeks 10 hours ago | Plea to Remove |
I am a rare poster on Mgoblog, but the check the site daily. That being said, I felt compelled to write something to have this taken down. It just doesn't feel right. With all the 1st round losses we have succumb to as a 1-seed (well, only one comes to mind really), I just think this can be saved somewhere on a desktop until it is hopefully needed. Especially with our recent loss to Ohio, feels wrong to have this up. That is all...
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| 36 weeks 3 days ago | LOUD NOISES!!! |
LOUD NOISES!!! |
| 36 weeks 3 days ago | Stop Being a Sad Panda |
After one of the most amazing games (i.e. 4th quarters) I've ever seen, it is pretty dissapointing to read such a Debbie Downer review of the game. You know we won the game right? Obviously this team has problems, but in my opinion, they are nothing of the sort that plagued us over the past 3 years. We are winning the turnover battle, our defenders are actually in position to make plays, and Denard actually played better from under center (5-7, 4 TDs, 1 INT, 15.6 Yds/Att) than in the shotgun (6-17, 0 TDs, 2 INTs, 13.5 Yds/Att)! I can recall countless Lloyd Carr-era games that had horrible first halves, only to have our team adjust to pull out the W. This team doesn't look like the team from the past 3 years that can't adapt from the game plan. They adapted, they had more confidence, and they did what Michigan has been doing for the past 100+ years. Winning football games. As far as critcising the atmosphere.... I know I wasn't there, but I'm pretty sure that crowd would have broken the Crowd Noise Meter on any NHLPA 93 game. Even Herbstreit was saying it's the loudest he's ever heard the stadium. |
| 1 year 6 weeks ago | I can't believe somebody |
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| 1 year 8 weeks ago | Austin BBQ |
It's a highly debated topic down here, but here is my take: BEST BBQ (Overall) = Franklin's BBQ (http://www.franklinbarbecue.com/) - You have to get there by 10:30AM or earlier, as they usually are completely sold out by noon. And it's actually a trailer... best food in Austin comes from trailers though. BEST BRISKET = Rudy's BBQ (http://www.rudysbbq.com/) - located in a gas station -- who says Texas isn't fancy? BEST RIBS = Artz Rib House (http://www.artzribhouse.com/) -- FYI, their brisket is horrible, so don't even think of trying it. This is a ribs ONLY place. But they are amazing. BEST ATMOSPHERE = Salt Lick BBQ (http://www.saltlickbbq.com/) - It's about 25 minutes outside of Austin, but great place. They do have really good BBQ, just not my fave. It's also BYOB which is why the atmosphere gets a boost. Other good places to eat: Torchy's Tacos (amazing tacos), Moonshine (great comfort food restaurant), Hula Hut (food is OK, although it's on the lake so fun place). Feel free to email me (msoskolne@gmail.com) if you have any more Austin q's. Always up for giving out advice on Austin. |
| 1 year 21 weeks ago | Dr. Lou |
I support any ESPN analyst that doesn't sound like he has 17 moth balls crammed into his mouth while he speaks. |
