Stay classy Michigan

Submitted by EZMIKEP on
The game was a real disappointment obviously. I wish we could get this MF monkey off our back. I had the best seats I have ever had today (section 33 row A) & might never get to do it like that again. I really wanted to rush that field but it just didn't happen. But I will say this, as I stood there in front of the seat number from my ticket, I noticed something else really great. Jake Long & Chad Henne standing right in front and next to me, against the wall watching the game & getting hounded by fan after fan & kid after kid trying to get an autograph and never turning anyone down. They wanted to watch the game so I didn't bother asking, I wanted to but just felt they had did enough. They were very nice and just smiled, grabbed tickets or whatever was given to them and signed away. I have always found that to be something important, especially for kids, and a lot of athletes just don't do it or avoid it any way they can. Those guys are awesome human beings. Big kudos to them. 1, for showing up & supporting their team, & 2, for giving up a little time for fans when you know they are busy trying to watch the game. Thank You.

aaugusti

November 21st, 2009 at 9:30 PM ^

I was in 33 Row A as well. How far were you from the near fight early in the game between two Michigan fans? I was right in the middle trying to keep things cool.

Mirasola

November 21st, 2009 at 9:31 PM ^

The best was when I met Henne at Red Hot Lovers a month or so before the Florida game. I got a picture with him and talked briefly about the game. That was priceless.

pwnwulf

November 21st, 2009 at 9:59 PM ^

and 4 rows in front of me was Chris Forcier, (Tates older brother) and Tates mom. For some reason they stayed in their seats for about half of the first quarter and then then lest and never came back.

SWFlaBlue

November 21st, 2009 at 10:18 PM ^

It seems as if there was more red in the stands that I could ever imagine. Did that many people really sell their tickets to the enemy or was it just the ABD director's "perception"?