Did Jim Harbaugh Pick His Nose And Eat A Booger On National TV?
Does it look like Harbaugh is going green? Let's watch the instant replay.
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Does it look like Harbaugh is going green? Let's watch the instant replay.
The Southeastern Conference has eight teams ranked in one regular-season poll for the eighth time. The record is 10, held by the SEC.
Wisconsin badgered Akron. Michigan manhandled Central Florida. Iowa overwhelmed Iowa State.
Michigan's All-American cornerback Jourdan Lewis missed his second straight game on Saturday due to an injury, but not the same one that sidelined him last weekend against Hawaii.
Saturday's performance was another dominating one, although a couple of flaws came to the forefront.
The Wolverines (2-0) have won their first two games by a combined total of 97 points.
Michigan's August recruiting woes have crept into September.
The Wolverines are favored to beat Central Florida by more than five touchdowns Saturday at the Big House.
Jim Harbaugh spoke live with the 97.1 The Ticket's morning show on Thursday.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh took the pat-on-the-back route after the Wolverines' blowout of Hawaii, offering effusive praise up and down the roster for their most lopsided victory since 1975.
"My mom and dad loved Coach Harbaugh," Evans said. "He really tried to get personal with them to let them know I'll take care of your son."
Boomer Phelps, son of 23-time Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps, does not have a say in the matter.
It's just like eating ice cream, Michael Jordan told them.
The great Michigan Quarterback Mystery of 2016, which confounded the masses all summer long, was solved back in April.
Jabrill Peppers' most memorable moment came on a play that didn't count.
