Awful Announcing
On Thursday, Mike Greenberg said "Michigan is going to beat Ohio State in the Big House on Saturday." On Tuesday, Greenberg said "a hammer and a nail have a relationship, but not a rivalry," and "is the problem in Ann Arbor the coach, or is it the expectation?"
"I just asked a question that I thought a lot of Michigan fans wanted to hear."
Big Noon Kickoff also topped ESPN's GameDay in overnight ratings for the first time ever.
Credit where credit is...due?
This would be a trainwreck of a move by Shea Patterson...if it were real.
The University of Michigan is one of the few schools to truly be able to say they have...
Gus Johnson did not have his best broadcast on Saturday.
"I admit I was excessive and emotional and inebriated. Mix those together. But the focus of my tweets remains intact. I stand by that."
Not long after Harbaugh's criticisms at a press conference Monday, the network announced a suspension for Edwards.
ESPN's pregame show kicks the college football season off in South Bend.
It's a great example of how much bigger a hassle it is when a potential switch becomes public.
Nantz, Graham and Kugler all brought different approaches to their game-over call.
Fortunately, no one was hurt. But Wagner came close to hitting Hill and did break Raftery's glasses.
Brady went the extra mile with his support, photoshopping himself into a picture of the Wolverines' team.
