I'd like a Michigan fan to go back and review every clock error in any big game, whoever the opponent is, at the Big House. I'd like that person to then explain to me how the clock operator can be that awful and still keep his job. Much of my dad's side of the family lived in and/or grew up in Michigan, and I've always associated the University of Michigan with some of the most impressive academics, morals, and ethics in large part because of how the university functions by and large. So over the years, I've always wondered why it seemed that Michigan seemed to "magically" pull out a win when they (literally) controlled the clock.
I’m still not over what happened in 2005. Only because they screwed PSU out of a perfect season. It’s extremely difficult to go undefeated and to lose Paterno’s 6th perfect season like that was awful.
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Waaaa, bad holding call. Waaaaa, the clock stopped for 4 seconds, then UM kicked a field goal with 9 to go in the half. Waaaaa, we lost in 2005 on the last play of the game, ruining our perfect season but we'll blame the clock operator and still wine about it 6 years later! Waaaaa, Waaaa, Waaaaa!
This was a pretty good PSU team. Bowman was the 'man' and his NFL career proved it.
PSU loved the RichRod era at Michigan.
this game feels like ancient history
I'd like a Michigan fan to go back and review every clock error in any big game, whoever the opponent is, at the Big House. I'd like that person to then explain to me how the clock operator can be that awful and still keep his job.
Much of my dad's side of the family lived in and/or grew up in Michigan, and I've always associated the University of Michigan with some of the most impressive academics, morals, and ethics in large part because of how the university functions by and large. So over the years, I've always wondered why it seemed that Michigan seemed to "magically" pull out a win when they (literally) controlled the clock.
I’m still not over what happened in 2005. Only because they screwed PSU out of a perfect season. It’s extremely difficult to go undefeated and to lose Paterno’s 6th perfect season like that was awful.
2005. That was ridiculous.
The dark days of Michigan football
@lammjr Great spelling by the way (Whine).
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Illinois fighting Illini football
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Iowa hawkeyes football
Michigan WOLVERINES football
Michigan state Spartans football
Minnesota golden gophers football
Northwestern Wildcats football
Ohio state Buckeyes football
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Purdue Boilermakers football
Wisconsin badgers football
2:59 Michigan sucks! GO PSU!
Waaaa, bad holding call. Waaaaa, the clock stopped for 4 seconds, then UM kicked a field goal with 9 to go in the half. Waaaaa, we lost in 2005 on the last play of the game, ruining our perfect season but we'll blame the clock operator and still wine about it 6 years later! Waaaaa, Waaaa, Waaaaa!
JT Barrett had a first down, clearly.
It's 2020 and Michigan still sucks
@@FervAnimalLover how's it going in 2022?
@@badgermeats college football playoffs where you'll lose in a rematch, bozo.