😂...... What happened 😢

I miss ESPN Michigan football much higher broadcast quality

Espn def has a much deeper and better quality announcing pool. Fox has Gus Johnson, and that's pretty much it. Lol

Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt are my favorite

Reilly Raymond Gus Johnson is my favorite by far

@@tobiasj2455 Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt are the best!

I hope the weather was ok for Frosty,he likes to shit on our climate in Michigan.

I'm watching this to remember what a functional offense looks like after that sludge fart of an Iowa game.

Sean lmao same

@@radakahl 2020 bored as shit. Go blue

Christopher Brown lol...I said the same thing. I stepped away, and missed the replay, so I only heard about it. Figured either this channel or parkinggod would have it, but no dice. Feelsbadman.

A Bo happening in basketball too

I don’t know for sure but I believe you are correct. Isn’t this no different than a fumble? Or is the refs argument that bcz the returner never had full possession then the team cannot advance it? I wonder.

This aged poorly.

Do us a favor, either step down to D2 or go back to the big 12. The big ten is a man's league, not a wussy league.

No thanks, Jako

Going to be a tough year. Michigan fans can relate its been 10 years since we ran the big 10 but we're back now baby

Hey, you almost knocked off Ohio State on their home turf. You should feel proud. Not many teams have given them that much of a difficult time.

That's the interesting thing about college football, no one game is indicative of a teams ability. Yeah we got beat bad by Michigan, Michigan got beat bad by Ohio State, but then Nebraska almost beats Ohio State? The funny part is every fan base would say, "it was just a bad game for our team." Which could be true, but again it's hard to say. Love this game at the college level!

John Walker You salty Michigan fans... You got more than enough help this year against us ans lost 62-39.

Real shit, the refs are biased against michigan, and it becomes more and more prevalent each year. Like the one game, where they had to see the replay on the fucking big screen in order to realize how bad of a missed call that was.

@ Graham Wellington Michigan is ranked #9 in the blue chip ratio for 2018 with a score of 57%. Only 13 teams out of 130 in college football subdivision made this list. Alabama ranks #1 with a score of 77%. This is a very good predictor of which teams will compete for the playoff and national championship. Michigan is signing excellent players, just not quite on the same level as Alabama, Ohio State, Georgia, USC etc. Of course, those programs are nearer geographically to more elite prospects so that explains why they sign more 4 and 5 star players. I don't think Michigan and Harbaugh are showing a lack of effort in trying to recruit 4 and 5 star players. Other factors are at play. It would be great also if Michigan could make the playoff this year as this would bring even more positive exposure to the program. They are 7-1 and they have a golden opportunity as the remaining schedule is manageable. GO BLUE!!!!!

So if you uploaded the games played by your favorite team (and I'm not saying you are...just trying to make a point) and you did this for those who are fans of your favorite team, are you telling me that you would upload the losses? Do you think the fans would want to watch those losses? I seriously doubt it.

Ikr, it was a late hit but it was to the chest, not the head. That big10 ref needs to just retire already. He fucking sucks.

Michigan Man they did win the national championship that year but that was there last one. They’re now in a decline and it’s going take awhile before they become competitive in games. The only reason the national championship is controversial is because of the broken bowl game system where the top 2 teams weren’t even aloud to play each other. Which sucks because that would of been a fun game to watch.

1997 1/2 Nebraska (they beat #2 Tennessee and 2 time Super Bowl Champ Peyton Manning 42-17) 1/2 Michigan (we beat barely beat #16 Washington State 21-16 and the biggest bust in NFL history Ryan Leaf)

Are you honestly trying to say that Michigan would have lost to Nebraska in '97 because of what would happened later on in the future? Manning winning two Super Bowls, and Leaf becoming a bust in the NFL would have had no bearing on a game that, would have happened in January of 1998. There is only one way to know how a Michigan/Nebraska game in '97 would turned out. The game would have had to be played. You should keep in mind a game that Nebraska did actually play that year. It was against a Missouri team that was 6 - 3 and unranked. Nebraska was supposed to be the number 1 team in the nation. And yet they needed an illegal kick of the ball in the end zone just to force an overtime period. And even though NU pulled it off, they certainly did not look like the number 1 team in the nation. But they still went on to win a share of the national championship. Obviously their crappy performance against Missouri didn't mean anything when they walloped Tennessee in the Orange Bowl. So it stands to reason that Michigan's close game with Washington State should not lead anyone to the conclusion that Michigan wouldn't have been able to defeat Nebraska. Especially since, had the game been a reality, Nebraska's offense would have been face to face with the best defense they would have seen all season...the number 1 defense in the nation. Michigan's '97 defense is generally considered one of the top 10 defenses in the history of college football. They allowed an average of 8 and a half points per game. If UM had only scored 25 points in every game that season, it still would have been enough for an undefeated season.