Because Michigan has no rival bigger than Ohio State. It was more of a sure thing than stock in Microsoft. This weekend, Michigan's sister was beautiful. M' seniors disappointed in final home appearance When it was all over, their words were much shorter than their careers. Sixteen Michigan players played their final game in Michigan Stadium on Saturday, and none was happy with the outcome.
Every coach preaches it.
Turnovers - you can't make them and still expect to win. It's safe to say that Michigan coach Lloyd Carr has a bit of an opinion on his team's kicking game Saturday against Penn State. You take the kicking part out of it, and we have a great chance to win. With the game tied, 10-10, the Buckeyes' fortunes turned when the Hoosiers' Jay Rodgers, scrambling for a first down, was stripped of the ball by linebacker Andy Katzenmoyer. Finkes grabbed the ball in the air and ran untouched into the end zone, putting Ohio State ahead, 17-10.