Michigan Football Fans Leave $3000 Tip At Utah Restaurant [PHOTOS]
Bourbon House in downtown Salt Lake City posted a photo to its Facebook page on Friday showing that one group of Michigan fans left a $3000 tip on a $505 bill.
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Bourbon House in downtown Salt Lake City posted a photo to its Facebook page on Friday showing that one group of Michigan fans left a $3000 tip on a $505 bill.
Michigan may have lost to Utah in its first game of the 2015 season, but University of Michigan President Mark Schlissel still has kind words for Jim Harbaugh.
Jim Harbaugh was first to greet Jake Rudock on the Michigan sideline after he threw the pick-6 that pretty much ended any hope the Wolverines had of winning the much-hyped debut of their much-hyped coach.
Michigan brought back its former star quarterback Jim Harbaugh to resurrect the program and hopefully improve the position he used to play.
Utah spoiled Jim Harbaugh's Michigan coaching debut, beating the Wolverines 24-17 on Thursday night.
September is finally here and that means that B1G football is here.
As you can imagine, the comments on the photo are almost as good as the photo itself.
Eddie George, Troy Smith represent the Buckeyes and Charles Woodson shows his Wolverine pride.
The three words we have been waiting for, seemingly forever, are just a few days away; Football is back.
According to the Salt Lake Tribune, the average resale price of tickets for Thursday's Michigan-Utah game is $382.15.
The grills, the tailgating, the sweet sounds of the university bands can only mean it's college football time!
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh says the decision is made on who will be his starting quarterback for the season opener at Utah on Thursday.
The Wolverines' season opener has been hyped because of Harbaugh's return to the college ranks.
In preparation for one of the first college football games of the year between Michigan and Utah on Thursday, the Wolverines released their first depth chart on Monday.
Prices for tickets to see Jim Harbaugh's squad are up over 50 percent from 2014, when the Wolverines ranked 25th.
