sports.aol.com - 9/2/2007
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Filed under: Michigan Football , Big 10 , SEC Trying to guess what the SEC fan's perspective of today's historic events might be? Yeah. You already know. We're a pretty predictable bunch. I was asked by one of our FanHouse producers to provide commentary on " how a loss like this is becomes exhibit E or F in how an SEC partisan views the Big Ten." A choice assignment, admittedly. Frankly, ...
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... Michigan Loss Gives Endless Mileage to SEC 'Woofing': Last year's losses weren't enough to get the message across to voters. This time, I think they've learned. This time, I think you can count on Michigan having a long and tough road to climb to regain their credibility. ...
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