thewolverines24
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Sep. 16, 2017 will bring Air Force back to the Big House.
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Get StartedSep. 16, 2017 will bring Air Force back to the Big House.
Sep 2, 2017 vs Florida. Is this game in Ann Arbor or Gainesville? Of course not. It's in Jerry World! Why would two traditionally great programs sign a home and home when you can play at a neutral site in Dallas? Fuck the SEC!
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I hate neutral site games. They are extremely lame to me.
It's not all on the SEC, but we all know that absolutely no team in the SEC will travel north of the Mason-Dixon Line for a football game.
I think Vanderbilt did a few years back...but yeah...
Schedulers haven't done enough to transition away from BCS thinking and into the new playoff system. If we went undefeated next year theres a good chance we don't make it to the playoff with that schedule. Youd have to hope for a win vs ND and that they bounce back as a program now that they have their qb back.
he may not still be coaching by then!That home & home with Arkansas (2018-19) takes on new meaning with Bulimia as their head coach now.
I hate neutral site games. They are extremely lame to me.
It's not all on the SEC, but we all know that absolutely no team in the SEC will travel north of the Mason-Dixon Line for a football game.
The University of Michigan football team will face Notre Dame in a night game for the fourth consecutive season. Notre Dame and NBC Sports announced Thursday (Feb. 20) the Wolverines and Fighting Irish will play at 7:30 p.m. EDT on Saturday, Sept. 6, at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Ind.
The primetime game will be televised nationally on NBC, and is the last scheduled meeting between the two rivals.
Edit: The primetime game will be televised nationally on NBC (the proud Notre Dame network), and is the last scheduled meeting between the two somewhat regional rivals before Notre Dame drops them in order to focus on much larger NATIONAL rivals....like Purdue.
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