Biggest. Game. Ever.

Ladies and Gentleman, the time has come for the biggest game of my four year career here at Michigan. Our showdown with Michigan State. At home. Both 5-0. Both ranked (MSU16, Mich17). Last time MSU was this good was 1999. Its here at the newly improved big house. And its for real. And on top of that we have the shoelace....oh boy oh boy. What a game. I want everyone to tune in on saturday. 3:30E/2:30C on ABC/ESPN. Gotta watch it. This will be EPIC...

And as Mike Hart said...

"Sometimes it's just like when you're playing your little brother in basketball," Hart said. "You let him get a lead and let him get excited, but then you take it back from him."


Hart then was asked if he regarded the Spartans as Michigan's subservient sibling?


"Yes I do," he said. "They do, so why shouldn't I."

Boozer the Loozer

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Hahaha if yall want a good laugh and a great vid, watch this Gatorade special of Carlos Boozer losing in a game of horse to a High School stdent. Sure Boozer isnt the greatest shooter in the world (looks like he practiced with pumpkins) but its stil great to see the reaction:



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Shoelace...

All I can say is that we have shoelace and you dont...the boy cant even tie his shoes, but no one can even catch him on the field. 1...2...3 and he is gone....

The man is a walking highlight reel. Ever since he shattered records his first week against Uconn and then shattered them again against Notre Dame...and then Again against Bowling Green, well, the national spotlight has fallen on Michigan again, because we have shoelace, and no one else. The man will someday get the Heisman to be called the shoelace Heisman award. He is top of the spotlight of that coveted football award after just a few starts in his career. THe dude is rediculous. Why do I like hm so much? Casue he is a good kid, a genuinely good kid. Humble, team player with a grift from God to run like the wind. The kid ran a 10.4 100yard track run. Now thatis rediculous. His dreads and shoes are legendary. Just watch out...cause like I said...we have shoelace and yall dont.

Go Blue!!!

Joe PA

Alright, yall, a stricking article came from ESPN about the legend Joe Paterno and its freakin hilarious. For any of you who dont know who Joe Paterno is, his is the embodied ment of college football and the last survivor of the olden days. In fact, read this:

"I've been to about four movies in the last 35 years," Paterno said. "I think the last one I saw was, uh, 'Amareus,' -- what was it, 'Amadeus'?"

Yes, "Amadeus," a biopic on composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which was released 26 years ago. So that means the only film Paterno has seen since then stars Penn State's offense, defense, special teams and opponents.

Paterno is 83. He's older than the Heisman Trophy, Michigan and Notre Dame stadiums, the Southeastern Conference, and the combined ages of his Nittany Lions' starting center plus one starting guard, starting wide receiver and starting cornerback.

This will be his 61st season at Penn State, his 45th as its head coach. Since 1966, there have been 860 coaching changes among FBS programs, including multiple firings and hirings at every school except one: Penn State.

"Joe Paterno [is] football," said Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald. "Joe Paterno's college football. I couldn't think of it without him."

Paterno has neckties older than 35-year-old Fitzgerald. With six more victories, Paterno will become only the third coach in college football history to reach the 400-win mark. To put the number 400 in perspective, that's almost half of Penn State's all-time wins (811) and only 75 fewer than that of Northwestern, which started playing in 1882.

We need more men like him, dedicated, focused, and that relish their position and nnknow they can make change and influence others. He is one of the dearest of all football, of all college sports, and of all sports in general. Bc that is what he is, a general on the field who knows how to comand his team and how toi comand and influence the athletic program and school of Penn State in a possitive direction. Its a shame that sao many coaches these days focus on what they can get away with and what big name players they can steal from another team. instead they should be taking the example of a legend, who brings in top talent because of him and his integrity and his legendary status...someone who builds off of what they can offer, not of what they can break and get the upper hand. Paterno is the example that all coaches should be looking to be, the one who is charismatic but at the same time demands the most out of his players. He is the real deal. He is a winner. And he is what football should still be about. Hittin people! Just laying the Fin guy out. On the floor. Thats right, football is about hitting...not money, not TV apperances, not future-NFL players...its about hitting and winning ball games on saturdays and that is what Paterno does best. He's the man.

Reactions to the Decision

In case yall missed the biggest moment in history, here you can replay the hour drama in about 3 minutes:


Now there have been a lot of reactions, from pumping fists and cheering to burning jerseys and giving impossible guarentees. But what is important is that this inspired for Steve Carell to give his decision...and here I have it for you in all its glory...


and what did the real King have to say about all this? Its pretty funny, really, kinda like a slap in the face. Hes like, "I dont now what kids do now, but back in the day when I played, we liked to compete. Not like this BS staked teams of today. What the corn." Exactly what he said. Listen for yourself...

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