Countdown until Michigan beats OSU

OSU-UM this year:

FALL (OSU wins 4-3 ):
Field Hockey: 9/28 MICHIGAN 3, @osu 2

Football: 11/17 osu 14, MICHIAN 3 @ UM

M Soccer: 10/27 osu 1, MICHIGAN 0 @ OSU ; 11/8: osu 1, MICHIGAN 0 @ E. Lansing (Big 10 Championship)

W Soccer: 10/12 osu 1, MICHIGAN 0 @OSU

W Volleyball: 10/13 MICHIGAN 3, osu 0 @ OSU ; 11/23 MICHIGAN 3, osu 1 @ UM


WINTER (tied 4-4 ):
M Basketball: 2/5 MICHIGAN 55 @ osu 65 ; 2/17 osu 70 @ MICHIGAN 80
W Basketball: 1/3 MICHIGAN 42 @ osu 66 ;
M Gymnastics: 3/22 osu 356.25 @ MICHIGAN 359.2
M Hockey: 11/30 osu 3, UM 2 @ UM ; 12/1 osu 2 @ MICHIGAN 4
W Swimming/Diving: 2/1 MICHIGAN 167 @ osu 131
M Wrestling: 2/10 MICHIGAN 15 @ osu 16

SPRING:
Baseball: 5/2-4 (DH on 5/3) - @ Michigan
Softball: 4/18-19 @ OSU
M Tennis: 4/20 @ OSU
W Tennis: 4/18 @ UM
M Track & Field: 4/5 @ OSU


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Michigan is currently 7-8
Next game: 4/5, UM @ OSU - Men's Track and Field
Go Blue!

We gonna kick their ass in 08! GO BLUE!

Why do you DO this??

This will be stickied for at least a year! Hopefully no more!

It will be gone by this time next year! GO BLUE!

We could keep track of all UM-OSU stuff in this. When do their basketball, water polo, volleyball, etc. teams play?

What will happen first: a Tigers CG or a Michigan win over OSU?

It's a tossup!

Neither will probably happen in the next 5 years!

GO BLUE!!!

bobrob2004 wrote:

What will happen first: a Tigers CG or a Michigan win over OSU?

Hopefully the CG. We can't have a CG-less season can we? That'd mean no no-hitters for Verlander!

That would suck!

bobrob2004 wrote:

What will happen first: a Tigers CG or a Michigan win over OSU?

.....or a Giant Meteor striking our planet!!

LOL! PROBABLY!

I wouldn't bet against it!!

GO BLUE!

This thread is gonna be a LOOOOOONG one!!

BUCKEYES GONNA LOSE TO MICHIGAN NEXT SEASON! GO BLUE!

Did Michigan beat OSU yet?

OSU-UM this year:

FALL (OSU wins 4-3 ):
Field Hockey: 9/28 MICHIGAN 3, @osu 2

Football: 11/17 osu 14, MICHIAN 3 @ UM

M Soccer: 10/27 osu 1, MICHIGAN 0 @ OSU ; 11/8: osu 1, MICHIGAN 0 @ E. Lansing (Big 10 Championship)

W Soccer: 10/12 osu 1, MICHIGAN 0 @OSU

W Volleyball: 10/13 MICHIGAN 3, osu 0 @ OSU ; 11/23 MICHIGAN 3, osu 1 @ UM


WINTER (tied 4-4 ):
M Basketball: 2/5 MICHIGAN 55 @ osu 65 ; 2/17 osu 70 @ MICHIGAN 80
W Basketball: 1/3 MICHIGAN 42 @ osu 66 ;
M Gymnastics: 3/22 osu 356.25 @ MICHIGAN 359.2
M Hockey: 11/30 osu 3, UM 2 @ UM ; 12/1 osu 2 @ MICHIGAN 4
W Swimming/Diving: 2/1 MICHIGAN 167 @ osu 131
M Wrestling: 2/10 MICHIGAN 15 @ osu 16

SPRING:
Baseball: 5/2-4 (DH on 5/3) - @ Michigan
Softball: 4/18-19 @ OSU
M Tennis: 4/20 @ OSU
W Tennis: 4/18 @ UM
M Track & Field: 4/5 @ OSU


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Michigan is currently 7-8
Next game: 4/5, UM @ OSU - Men's Track and Field
Go Blue!

Please note, that last post will never be updated...I have reposted that as the first post - that WILL be updated, pay attention to that.

Cool! GO BLUE!

Hail! to the victors!

Down go the suckeyes!!!!


MICHIGAN 4, losers....err ohio state 2

GO BLUE!

GO BLUE

Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Pryor picks Ohio State over Michigan
Angelique S. Chengelis / The Detroit News

Ohio State beat Michigan again.

Quarterback Terrelle Pryor, considered the No. 1 football recruit in the nation, on Wednesday ended months of speculation by announcing he would play for the Buckeyes beginning next season. Pryor, of Jeannette, Pa., recently had narrowed his choices to Ohio State and Michigan.

Pryor, flanked by his parents, brother, sister and other supporters, wasted no time announcing his choice.

"If everyone's here," Pryor said to start the news conference, "University of Ohio State."

He then unzipped his windbreaker to reveal an Ohio State T-shirt and donned an OSU hat.

Michigan became a factor in the Pryor sweepstakes when Rich Rodriguez was named Wolverines coach. At Michigan, Rodriguez is installing the spread offense, a scheme that in theory would be an ideal fit for Pryor's dual run-threat ability.

Pryor was asked when he made his decision.

"Today, in the morning," Pryor said.

Pryor said he informed Rodriguez of his decision Wednesday morning

"He was still recruiting me, giving me lines," Pryor said of Rodriguez's reaction. "I feel bad. Coach Rod did his job. He's a great coach.

"I feel bad because I said 'no' to Michigan."

On the national signing day of Feb. 6, the 6-foot-6 Pryor said he had not yet decided on a school. He indicated a preference for Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State and Oregon. Pryor's father, Craig, had hoped that his son would choose the Nittany Lions.

Pryor said Oregon was too far away and Penn State too rural. He said he liked Michigan and Rodriguez, but thinks he has a better shot at making it to the NFL by going to Ohio State.

Now that Pryor has announced his decision, where does that leave Michigan, which has lost four consecutive games to the Buckeyes?

Michigan has signed 24 players in this recruiting class, including one quarterback, Justin Feagin. The Wolverines have three quarterbacks taking snaps this spring -- Steven Threet, David Cone and Nick Sheridan -- but they have little or no college game experience.

They also have become immersed in the new spread offense.

"It's wide open there," Rodriguez said Saturday, the first day of spring practice, regarding the quarterback situation.

"They're eager and they learning well. (Quarterback is) a focal point, obviously. It's a concern for us simply because they've never played, period. That, on top of running a different system, well see what they can do."

Threet transferred to Michigan from Georgia Tech and sat out last season per NCAA rules. Recruiting analyst Tom Lemming is high on Threet's ability and had rated Threet a five-star athlete coming out of Adrian (Mich.) High.

"I think he's going to surprise a lot of people," Lemming said of Threet. "I think the spread will be perfect for him. He's a big kid (6-5) who can move, and he can throw the ball, and that's the first thing a spread-offense quarterback has to do. He'll surprise people."

First post FINALLY updated.

Michigan is now down 1 (it was 2). 8 games to go. GO BLUE!