Michigan is Really, Really, Really Bad

kcudah posted 9/9/2007 from sports.aol.com [flag]

Michigan Football , Big 10 After getting pasted today by Oregon (39-7) in the Big House, Michigan's upset loss to Appalachian State last week is starting to change its dimensions. First, it was (and probably still is) the biggest upset in the history of college football -- possibly any football, and possibly all sports. [link]

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rusty weathers

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Just when you thought it couldn't get worse. Carr needs to dig a little deeper with next week's motivational speech--after last week's debacle, the team should have been more fired up.

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Lou Holtz likes Notre Dame

Jai Eugene posted 9/8/2007 from loserswithsocks.com

Does anyone have the following video clips? Watching this old man rant is turning into the equivalent of banging a fat chick. ESPN should be held accountable for exploitation of old people. Besides Lloyd Carr is going to need a job next year…if not sooner Lou Holtz’s drunken, and drooling Gipper pep talk

Michigan Sucks!

kcudah posted 9/9/2007 from sports.yahoo.com

Michigan got embarrassed again, just in a different way. A week after being upset by Appalachian State, the Wolverines were handed their most-lopsided loss in 39 years as Dennis Dixon and the Ducks cruised 39-7 on Saturday. Dixon accounted for 368 yards and a career-high four touchdowns.

Ducks roll as Wolverines suffer worst loss since '68

kcudah posted 9/9/2007 from sports.espn.go.com

Michigan (0-2) has opened a season with two straight losses at home for the first time since 1959 and has dropped four straight, dating to last season, for the first time in four decades.

MAIZE AND BOO: U-M loses game, crowd and respect after woeful 0-2 start

kcudah posted 9/9/2007 from freep.com

The sky was a gentle blue, but it was raining on the Wolverines, a kind of rain that rarely falls on their home field. They were getting embarrassed, shown up, outplayed on national television in every way you can get outplayed in football. And it was raining boos.

Michigan Mudslide

suckatsports posted 9/9/2007 from suckatsports.blogspot.com

If these trends continue, someone has to pay the price for this kind of plummeting, right? If so, who's it going to be? Let me clear things up here first, I'm not a Michigan fan, I'm an OSU fan, so I have such mixed feelings about what's going on in Ann Arbor now. That is, I really love the misery that's happening up there because I really don't like the team, but I do respect them. On the other h