Jake B 〽️

Michigan's 2021 play vs. Penn State marked a cultural shift. In prior years, they'd have lost this game

The one with the dude yeeting himself out of the car is way better.

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was

#35 BJ Askew had 149 yards rushing and 2 TDs in a 49-3 win over Michigan State 35 days until kickoff

I often find myself listening to clips of Bob Ufer in the weeks leading up to a new college football season

The old Michigan-Ohio State commercial that used to play on ESPN Without sports, this wouldn't be disgusting..

How do you feel about neutral site games in college football

If they brought a segment like this back on one of the networks, who would you want on it? Josh Pate Jake Butt Joshua Perry

Yes. We should let our play do the talking. That means no smack talk before games and no planting flags That being said, Ohio State's reaction to the flag planting was entertaining

This is cool, but it means one less game in the Big House in front of our fans next year

Flashback to when Jabril Peppers sealed Michigan 32-23 win with a scoop and score on a failed Michigan State two-point conversion

What’s a moment in CFB history you wish you could see for the first time again?

In 2021, you could see Michigan's body language was different Michigan has been the tougher, more determined team since

There's not a single metric that backs up this statement

Haha not sure what I did How do I see which of my posts received a warning?

When this happened, I was half pissed and half amused by Gus Johnson's call of this play

Can you talk college football without bias?

Penn State turns it over on downs, then Blake Corum scores the touchdown where he mimicked Manny Diaz’s signals