If you ever see him tell Carl Tabb he ain't have to smoke us so bad in 2000
The OFFICIAL MICHIGAN TEAM 136 THREAD: THE CONQUERING HEROES
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datnukkahd
Go Blue!
If you ever see him tell Carl Tabb he ain't have to smoke us so bad in 2000
Haha I couldn't stand him. Dude was a soft little bytch.
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
I like lived on michigan ave between 23rd and platt, just before carpenter during the end of and just after collegeYall hating on ypsi.I couldn't afford that damn A2 rent.
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aint no shame
Trust Me
Coli Prophet
@Trust Me word is Gawdbaugh trying to hold the practices at IMG Academygenius Bama did the same at Dr.Philips with Dee hart&Clinton Dix
Yea, Saban held their practices at DP and gave them 90k to rebuild the weight room and upgrade the practice facility. I'm not sure how that's legal. I'm not even really sure that Saban cares. Lol.
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
Bama&rules?
Yea, Saban held their practices at DP and gave them 90k to rebuild the weight room and upgrade the practice facility. I'm not sure how that's legal. I'm not even really sure that Saban cares. Lol.
Harbaugh gonna play these rules to get these kids so be it
NigerianDonDada
FFOE
4. Michigan Wolverines
2015 record: 10-3, 6-2 Big Ten
Returning starters: 8 offense, 7 defense, 1 special teams
Key losses: C Graham Glasgow, QB Jake Rudock, LB Desmond Morgan, LB Joe Bolden, LB James Ross, FS Jarrod Wilson
Outlook: After a five-win improvement in Jim Harbaugh's first season at his alma mater, the Wolverines might be the team to beat in the Big Ten in 2016. Michigan will bring back almost everybody on offense, although losing quarterback Jake Rudock and center Graham Glasgow is significant. Houston transfer John O'Korn might be the top candidate to replace Rudock. Defensively, Michigan will have to replace its entire linebacker corps, but its defensive line figures to be one of the country's best. New defensive coordinator Don Brown led one of the stingiest defenses in the FBS at Boston College this past season. Michigan plays eight home games this coming season, but three of its road games -- at Michigan State, Iowa and Ohio State -- should be tough.
3. Michigan (2015 record: 10-3)
Surprised? Don’t be. There’s no reason to think Michigan won’t be capable of making this climb in the follow-up to Harbaugh’s successful debut. Another season in his unique system will yield an even stronger, deeper, tougher and more physical team, and one that will be right in the mix for the national championship.
The media is back on the hyping up Michigan in the pre-season rankings
Harbaugh turned around the national perception so fast.
Rashan Gary's recent follows on Twitter
2015 record: 10-3, 6-2 Big Ten
Returning starters: 8 offense, 7 defense, 1 special teams
Key losses: C Graham Glasgow, QB Jake Rudock, LB Desmond Morgan, LB Joe Bolden, LB James Ross, FS Jarrod Wilson
Outlook: After a five-win improvement in Jim Harbaugh's first season at his alma mater, the Wolverines might be the team to beat in the Big Ten in 2016. Michigan will bring back almost everybody on offense, although losing quarterback Jake Rudock and center Graham Glasgow is significant. Houston transfer John O'Korn might be the top candidate to replace Rudock. Defensively, Michigan will have to replace its entire linebacker corps, but its defensive line figures to be one of the country's best. New defensive coordinator Don Brown led one of the stingiest defenses in the FBS at Boston College this past season. Michigan plays eight home games this coming season, but three of its road games -- at Michigan State, Iowa and Ohio State -- should be tough.
3. Michigan (2015 record: 10-3)
Surprised? Don’t be. There’s no reason to think Michigan won’t be capable of making this climb in the follow-up to Harbaugh’s successful debut. Another season in his unique system will yield an even stronger, deeper, tougher and more physical team, and one that will be right in the mix for the national championship.
The media is back on the hyping up Michigan in the pre-season rankings
Harbaugh turned around the national perception so fast.Rashan Gary's recent follows on Twitter
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
4 game season Wisky @Iowa @MSU @OSU
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
Devin Asiasi 
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4. Michigan Wolverines
2015 record: 10-3, 6-2 Big Ten
Returning starters: 8 offense, 7 defense, 1 special teams
Key losses: C Graham Glasgow, QB Jake Rudock, LB Desmond Morgan, LB Joe Bolden, LB James Ross, FS Jarrod Wilson
Outlook: After a five-win improvement in Jim Harbaugh's first season at his alma mater, the Wolverines might be the team to beat in the Big Ten in 2016. Michigan will bring back almost everybody on offense, although losing quarterback Jake Rudock and center Graham Glasgow is significant. Houston transfer John O'Korn might be the top candidate to replace Rudock. Defensively, Michigan will have to replace its entire linebacker corps, but its defensive line figures to be one of the country's best. New defensive coordinator Don Brown led one of the stingiest defenses in the FBS at Boston College this past season. Michigan plays eight home games this coming season, but three of its road games -- at Michigan State, Iowa and Ohio State -- should be tough.
3. Michigan (2015 record: 10-3)
Surprised? Don’t be. There’s no reason to think Michigan won’t be capable of making this climb in the follow-up to Harbaugh’s successful debut. Another season in his unique system will yield an even stronger, deeper, tougher and more physical team, and one that will be right in the mix for the national championship.
The media is back on the hyping up Michigan in the pre-season rankings
Rashan Gary's recent follows on Twitter
I love it. Michigan knows being the favorite. Highly ranked. All the pressure in the world. The 8 years of being the underdog and losing is foreign. I never want us to be the underdog again.
NigerianDonDada
FFOE
Come on now, who wouldn't want to be one of the leaders and the best?
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