2006 vs Notre Dame, what were you doing?

I was sitting in my living room watching the game in a bit of a glorious shock.  I can't believe that was the last road win vs. a ranked team.  Please put that shit to bed tomorrow.  

P.S. That shit was put to bed in 2016....until it wasn't.  

Getting drunk with my friend Mike in his living room on division street, jumping up and down and yelling at the screen in joy. We were seniors.

Was at my cousin's soccer game listening on the radio in the car.

In Las Vegas! Ran into a few Ohio State fans in the bar and they said, "you guys look pretty good." Man what a crappy thirteen years since that glorious day (for Michigan football that is).

I'm old. I know I watched the game but can't remember.

I was being 13 years younger watching the game in AZ.

Listening on the radio while watching my son play soccer. 

I was watching a better Michigan team than the one playing tomorrow.  

Cutting grass and listening on the radio. Can still remember exactly where I was in the yard when Burgess had his pok six, and when Beckmann told me Henne had hit Manningham in stride for the second TD ... Great game.

Terminal leave from the military, but working new FT job. I was pissed that I had to work that day!

Probably watching John L. beat Pitt before finishing 4-8. I was a Spartan fan in a previous life. Please don’t neg a reformed dummy. 

I was in Chicago visiting my then girlfriend (now wife).  Watched the game at her apartment in Lincoln Park.  I lived in San Diego at the time.  She was a flight attendant for Southwest Airlines and she got me free air tickets.  Had a ton of fun dating in both cities.  Not having to pay for air tickets made our long distance relationship work.

EDIT - I can't believe I called them "air tickets".  What the hell is that?  How about airfare?  How come nobody called me out?  Air tickets?  Seriously?

Berkeley, Ca at that time, probably sneaked out to the shed just before the game and came back happier right before kickoff.  Probably watched on a crappy TV because I was "unplugged" (besides work and michigan football) those days...for some strange reason my memory alludes me on other details....

I was sitting in the end zone basking in the glory of what was that game. Went to school in South Bend so had tailgated with many of my ND friends. 

Loved the feel of walking out of that stadium having hammered the Irish. So many great memories!!

I was in Austin, Texas for the ACL music festival. Went to the fest on Friday then settled in to a local sports bar with a handful of friends for that glorious game.

I was there! Sitting in the end zone, IIRC it was the Michigan section. Opposite end of the Woodley fumble return. 

Was at SAE I believe watching the game on campus. It was a blast watching Quinn get his ass kicked.

Sitting in my living room 5 miles away enjoying the beat down but mad that I was at the previous 2 games that we lost at ND. 

I won't go there anymore. 

Go Blue!!!!

Sitting in the Michigan section watching my first road ND game in person.

And loving every minute of it 

I was there.  Row 12 in the southwest corner I believe...with a huge Notre Dame fan. 

There was a Notre Dame fan in front of me that kept claiming that the refs were cheating Notre Dame and he would announce the "real score"....eventually he stopped as the onslaught continued.

Had a raucous gathering at one of the huge houses on Monroe.  Everyone did celebratory beer bongs as time expired and then ran outside to celebrate with what felt like everyone else on campus.  One of the most fun days I had at Michigan.  

At the game celebrating better times

I was at a wedding. Just so happens that that particular marriage is currently dissolving. Perhaps the fact that the groom was out in the  parking lot watching the game with us during most of the reception may have been an early clue.

Bartending at a small local bar/restaurant and just about to punch out to go back to my college town to party.

Once Manningham caught the 2nd TD, I was screaming around the bar and my boss told me I could just bunch out and have a beer and enjoy the ass whooping! 

Watched at my grandma's (RIP) house with my mom as well. Saw lots of great wins there, including Braylonfest, 49-3 vs MSU, 2003 vs OSU. I knew the onslaught was on when Woodley picked off that went right through the ND receivers hands. 

Watching the game on TV at home, not too interesting of a story.  But speaking of Charlie Weis...

Cursing, elated, cursing and happy time

Drinking Jack and Cokes at Signature in Ann Arbor. All recently graduated folk. The good ol’ days.