Michigan V.S. Notre Dame?

Question

Michigan 30


Notre Dame 13

Answer 1

47-21 Michigan. That must have been an awesome game to watch. I was playing golf and missed it. I did shot 4 under.

Answer 2

Michigan 27
Notre Dame 14

Answer 3

Notre Dame by 10

Per ESPN.com......

The Wolverines have lost the last two, and a win for the Irish Saturday would mean the first three-game streak by either team since Notre Dame won four straight from 1987 through '90. In that time, Notre Dame went 41-8 and won a national championship.

6: That's also the number of consecutive road openers that Michigan has lost heading into Saturday's showdown in South Bend. That six-game streak is the longest in school history. In fact, the Wolverines have lost more than two consecutive road openers only three times. They lost three in a row from 1936-38 and four in a row from 1960-63 and again from 1980-83.


2: If the Irish are able to extend Michigan's struggles on the road, you'd really have to like their chances of heading into the USC game Thanksgiving weekend undefeated. That's because they'd have just 2 games before then against teams that had winning records last year -- UCLA and Navy, who, oh by the way, they've beaten 42 straight times. Then again, no game is a sure thing …

One of Weis's best talents is his ability to manage the rhythm of a game. Notre Dame has shown the versatility to score fast when it needs to do so, and to dominate the clock when it needs to do so. That's easy to describe and easy to demand but takes skill and cohesion to accomplish. Notre Dame is too strong on both sides of the ball for Michigan. Watch the balance of power shift.

I do believe that the above says it all............
GOOOOO IRISH!!!!!
Look for me at the tunnel endzone with my hands raised in a touchdown salute everytime we score another one on UM!!!!!!


OUCH.....so I was wrong. I have NO idea who the heck were the guys in Irish uniforms, but they sure as heck weren't college players. It looked more like a pee-wee team.
I have never been more disappointed. All the mistakes were avoidable and if they would have made use of Michigan's mistakes, which I know, were few, it might have been a closer game.
.......walks away shaking her head in disbelief and disgust.......

Answer 4

Michigan 31

Notre Dame 24

Answer 5

Notre Dame 30

Michigan 21

Answer 6

If the fate of the world was hinged on Notre Dame winning a football game I'd still cheer for the other team.

1998 - Notre Dame at Purdue. Brees throws for a touchdown, the receiver catches the ball. Touch down. He genuflects in the endzone (he's Catholic) and got penalized for "Celebration in the Endzone".
Meanwhile Notre Dame does that every single touchdown and no penaltys are called.

While I was at Purdue, Notre Dame had 6 consecutive losing seasons, and they still started the following season ranked.
What's up with that?

Answer 7

Notre Dame 28, Michigan 21

Unfortunately, the Earth will not do the rest of us justice and open up to swallow both teams whole, so we'll be stuck watching it. Per the typical MO, Lloyd Carr will find a way to screw up and hand the game to Notre Dame, promptly after which the media will be on its knees in a vain search for Charlie Weis's flaccid genitalia beneath the layers upon layers of fat to fellate him and proclaim the Farting Amish the best team in the land.

Answer 8

Michigan goes down in flames. Notre Dame wins handily. Some people hate just to hate, its sad.

Answer 9

provided that notre dame doesn't pay off the officials, that is a pretty accurate prediction my friend. notre dame is good, but they are way too over-rated. i hate notre dame and i hope michigan kills 'em.

if not, they will go down to the mighty mighty trojans!

Answer 10

michigan will put a beat down on a over ranked notre dame team who barely made it past g tech and beat upon a lowly freshman squad penn state. watch henne come out of that funk and hart go for 178 yrds.