Offsetting penalties with some end-of-game chipping.

One more shot by UM.  One more save by Denver goalie

And that's how the game finishes.  

Great job getting here, but ran into a fundamentally stronger team in Denver.

FINAL

11 Michigan Wolverines.  16 Denver Pioneers

Denver wins faceoff and plays keep away instead of getting across timeline, then turns it over to UM.

UM looks to capitalize with quick shot but Denver makes solid save.

Denver milking the clock.  Still 11 - 16 with a minute to go

UM wins face off and gets a quick goal.

11 - 16 with 2:47 left

Denver with a dagger on their attack.

10 - 16 with 3 mins left

Denver uses up a minute of clock but no shot before shot clock expires.

Michigan gets a couple shots on the attack and uses whole shot clock before turning it over.

Time running out.  10 - 15 with 3:30 left

Denver wins face off but save by Michigan.

Michigan called for a hold on their offensive set to turn them over. (Weak call)

Timeout Denver.  10 - 15 w 6:19 left

Denver milks the shot clock and doesn't get one off in time.

Michigan sprints on the attack and scores immediately.

10 - 15 with 8 minutes left.

Michigan with a goal on the attack with a curl from behind the net.

9 - 15 w 9 minutes left.

Denver wins faceoff

Denver wins faceoff get a shot on goal w nice save by UM.

Denver keeps possession and another shot, another save by UM.

UM goes on attack and get a shot that misses wide.  Team not in position to retain possession and Denver takes the ball.  Score on their set.

8 - 15 Denver with 10 mins left.  Denver 4 unanswered goals after Michigan had 5 unanswered in the third

Michigan wins another faceoff but Denver goalie makes 3 saves on Michigan's attack.

Denver immediately turns their next possession into a breakaway goal.

8 - 14 Denver w 13:30 left in game

Michigan gets SOG before clock expires but no joy.

Head to fourth with score 8 - 13.  Way this team can score in bunches, nothin is impossible

Michigan gets a couple shots off but Denver regains possession and scores in their set.  Denver up by 5.

1 minute left in third.

UM gets possession on faceoff

Turnover by Michigan

Big save by UM's goalie

Another UM Turnover

Denver scores on their attack.

8 -12 score with 3 mins left in 3rd

Michigan wins faceoff and calls timeout to regroup

Denver wins first faceoff in seemingly forever but can't get a shot on goal.  Michigan back on attack.  Down 8 - 11 w 6 mins in 3rd

11- 8 halfway thru 3rd after Michigan scores five straight in about 3 1/2 minutes

Jack Nicklaus

"Nope"

Karsen Barnhart signs w the Chargers

Braiden McGregor signs w the Jets

Drake Nugent signs w the Niners

Josh Wallace signs w the Rams

Trente Jones signs w the Packers

I've been juicing on Balsamic.  Keeps me quick 

I've been wondering why he left OSU?  Is it just that the head coach is gone?  With the rest of their staff providing continuity, wasn't sure if there's more to him wanting to find somewhere new

Bummer.  Thanks!

I don't see anyone complaining about the Lakers keeping their name after they moved to LA.  Teams don't need to rebrand if they move cities.  Gonna rename the Coyotes the "Golden Tablets"?

Now you made me curious about the etymology of the term.  If you can trust my googly research, "tomato can" was first popularized in boxing to describe an unworthy opponent; someone who was easy to pound and make bleed, like a cheap tomato can.

Why do people still give clicks to ESPN?  Same story from FoxSports

https://www.foxsports.com/stories/college-football/michigan-qb-j-j-mccarthy-is-using-his-winning-resume-to-woe-nfl-teams

And Michigan OL coach Grant Newsome

Wisconsin -3.5 at halftime.  Down 33 to 37

You don't have to "give them a pass".  You also don't have to let anything they do twist you up.  Personally, I divorced myself from everything ESPN related (except actual game coverage) and I just ignore any people on "the list".

Move on.  Focus on better things.  That's how to stop being bitter.  They're not worth your brain power

I think Edwards should move to receiver.  He has a better future in the NFL as a slot than RB imo

Guys, I'm enjoying this championship, not worrying about who is head coach next year.  Because the program is likely in good shape next year, no matter who the head coach is.

Harbaugh is the CEO right now.  It's the CEOs job to determine if there is going to be one month or two months off between the final game and Spring Practice.  You don't just wing it, you have a schedule.

All that to say, I wouldn't take his words as any sign one way or another what his plans are.  
 

And just a personal feeling: I don't honestly care.  If he leaves I wouldn't blame him, and I'll also feel good about the Michigan program as long as certain key staff is retained.  And frankly, after tonight, I could probably have this be my college football sunset season and not go through the big emotions any more.  Watch as a more casual fan.

So satisfied right now.  Didn't think the Kharmic scales would ever balance for UM football.  May be time to color my chips now that I'm finally in the emotional black

In my 20+ yr accounting career I needed to gain an intimate understanding of what it takes to be successful in a lot of different business roles.  In supply chain: you can't be successful.  You ordered too few, we lost out on sales!  You ordered too many, that's just cash sitting in the warehouse collecting dust!  Oh, quantity is dialed in... how are you sourcing it?  They charge less, we're paying too much!  Our quality metrics are brutal, why did you use such a cheap supplier!

Corporate scapegoats.  I would never advise anyone to choose that field for their career.

Also:

https://archive.is/i5TO5

So true!  Full video of that interview Sam had with Trente (13 mins).  For anyone's reference:

Edit: Wrong thread

This.  Y'all going off reports of what someone said happened.  But, yeah, twitter journalists all make sure all the proper facts and context are reported.  Smh 

I'm so tired of our fans speaking with such certainty on these matters.  "Goodbye Sanderson" lol.  Like you really know what's going on in the AD right now.

Stop leaping to conclusions based on conjecture.  That's the same mentality that blew up the Wyld Stallyns Affair

Agree.  Approach ensures you get coachable players.  Not players who think they're gonna be great on their own no matter where they go.  That player goes to the highest bidder.

Saw the Iowa/Nebraska O/U at 25.5 earlier this week 😳.  Couldn't pull the trigger on the under, but watching the game right now in a 10 - 10 tie going into the fourth.  Wondering if we can get a 13-10 finish

And the entire opening salvo (couple pages) is really a glorious outline of the hypocrisy of the big ten's suspension.  

Then it lays out the facts of the case.

Then it outlines each of the four points that must be satisfied for a TRO to be justifiably enforced (thanks MGoLawyers for my education on this):

 

I.   Plaintiffs Are Likely To Succeed on the Merits

II.  Premature Punishment Would Cause Irreparable Injury

III. The Balance of Equities Warrants Injunctive Relief

IV. The Public Interest Would Be Served by an Injunction

It seems to be a no-brainer that the TRO will be granted.  But nothing surprises me any more.  Sometimes logic and reason don't matter

It sets the table with a killer hook:

INTRODUCTION

Sportsmanship is founded upon principles of integrity, respect, and fair play. So it is a poignant irony that The Big Ten Conference, Inc. ("Conference*) invoked its Sportsmanship Policy even as it breached a contract, succumbed to pressure, and threw procedure out the window in pursuit of summary punishment.

^^^^
Nostradamus.

Or.

The Knowledge.

I'm sorry but in our modern world, 'loud and repetitive' trump 'logical and rational' every time. Such is life

Hinton didn't play @ Nebraska so still at 4 games.  Suppose he'll redshirt, so points for all the people who assumed he was playing so much to get as many live reps as possible against easy competition while preserving redshirt.

I haven't seen it, but I heard from Shutdown Fullcast that the terms are that the Team scores that many points, so I fully expect special teams and defensive touchdowns to give Brian F a huge boost (*as always...and they'll still fall short)

You need to clear your cache

No, he did not know that risk

On Jan. 11, the NCAA announced it would be cracking down on allowing waivers for two-time transfers, two days after Walker began classes at North Carolina.