Question for WH

That's an interesting question right there.

2005. Msu ot win, Minnesota loss last second field goal, touchdown manningham, Iowa ot win. All consecutive weeks

2005 Michigan. The most eventful 7-5 team you will ever find.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Michigan_Wolverines_football_team

I believe 2005.

We beat MSU in overtime with a Garrett Rivas FG on the last play.

The next week, we gave up that long run to Laurence Maroney and Minnesota kicked a field goal to win on the last play. (I think it was the last play)

The next week, Henne to Manningham on the final play against Penn State.

The next week, we win in OT against Iowa - Jerame Jackson on the final play.

Well done Sugar.
I envy those who can recall past seasons so quickly and in such detail.

What does Waffle House have to do with this?

I think the folks at the White House are a little too busy to be answering your sports related questions. Nice try though.

Who is WH?

My extensive research (one quick Google search) shows that there is around a 50% chance that a team scores in one play from IU and Minnie last play field position. So we won on two essentially coin flips, but lost on an absolute fluke. Expanding on the OP's point, the game is probably decided on the last play more than we realize (ie last play probably tevlchnicaaly decices any game with led less than a touchdown). But, many of those plays have really low odds for the team losing. This was the case in the MSU game except the low odds team drew to an inside straight.

My extensive research (one quick Google search) shows that there is around a 50% chance that a team scores in one play from IU and Minnie last play field position. So we won on two essentially coin flips, but lost on an absolute fluke. Expanding on the OP's point, the game is probably decided on the last play more than we realize (ie last play probably tevlchnicaaly decices any game with led less than a touchdown). But, many of those plays have really low odds for the team losing. This was the case in the MSU game except the low odds team drew to an inside straight.

I was wondering this same thing this morning

Does anyone else feel like we are playing with house money at this point? I want us to win the next 2 games badly but... Let's be honest. If anyone had said that our defense would pitch 3 shutouts and we would be 2 wins away from either A) a New Year's Six Bowl game or B) A chance to play in Indy for the B1G Title before the season we would have probably looked at them sideways. Especially when we consider all of the close games we've played. Yes, we all wanted it but most people thought we'd win around 8 games all season. Hail Harbaugh!

The last play didn't decide the Indiana game.  If they score they still have to kick and then they only tie.