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WIMUSKY

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Ya, not a big Tony fan. However, my daughter is a big JJ fan...
 

aspeck

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time for pick 'em?

Got an email about a slight name change
 

redneck joe

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not 2026 but every year on my timeline i love to see this pic of the great lenny dawson, halftime in the locker room. and i loved fresca before i knew he did...


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What a difference in happy valley. Looks like a whole new culture under Matt Cambell. I know Marshal wasn’t much of an opponent, but the score is not why I watched the game.
 

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What a difference in happy valley. Looks like a whole new culture under Matt Cambell. I know Marshal wasn’t much of an opponent, but the score is not why I watched the game.
Definitely a different feel to this team ... they played and acted differently. It gives me hope.

And I am enjoying seeing Western Michigan lead Michigan 9-7 with 9 minutes left in the game ... Hoping for a Western Michigan upset ...
 

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BS finish to the UM-Western Michigan game. Time was expired ... shouldn't have been given that last play.
 

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That isn't entirely true. The officials put 2 seconds back on the clock at the end of the PSU v UM game back on October 15, 2005 (yes, I am still bitter). PSU was leading 25-21 and Michigan had no timeouts remaining. Chad Henne, the UM QB, was tackled in bounds at the 1 yard line, and the stadium clock continued to run down to 0:00. However, the referee ruled that Michigan coach Lloyd Carr had requested a timeout before the play ended. After a conference, the officials put 2 seconds back on the clock and resumed the clock on the snap of the ball, giving UM 1 more play they should not have had. UM scored the TD on that last play and won 27-21.
 
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That isn't entirely true. The officials put 2 seconds back on the clock at the end of the PSU v UM game back on October 15, 2005 (yes, I am still bitter). PSU was leading 25-21 and Michigan had no timeouts remaining. Chad Henne, the UM QB, was tackled in bounds at the 1 yard line, and the stadium clock continued to run down to 0:00. However, the referee ruled that Michigan coach Lloyd Carr had requested a timeout before the play ended. After a conference, the officials put 2 seconds back on the clock and resumed the clock on the snap of the ball, giving UM 1 more play they should not have had. UM scored the TD on that last play and won 27-21.
was it reviewed after the fact?
 
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