Michigan headed to South Africa

[SoFla-Hawkeye]

"When are you taking your team to Indy?" - Absolute twitter winner of the day and potential twitter GOAT.

 

[Hawkdome]

Never

 

[michael.nelson311]

Yep...dude is a tool bag. I absolutely love that hes never won in Kinnick

 

[hawkfeever]

We play at Michigan next year. Hope Jimmy is still there. A very seasoned QB and hope we still have both TEs, although we have talent coming right behind them. Seasoned tackles (barring injury). If we have to play there next year is the year that would be favorable to the Hawks. Gonna make the road trip to it for sure. Never been there. Have heard their fans are decent.

 

[anon_i8nzeu2gbf0ba]

Haven't been to Ann Arbor since the remodel, but when I was there I never heard 100,000+ fans make less noise than they did. And yes, Michigan fans tend to be on the kinder, gentler side...and I mean that in a positive way.

Ann Arbor's a great town, and there are few college football things better than going in there and winning.

 

[MeetTheFerentz]

When you have a stadium like Michigan's with 100,000+ seats in one bowl, you have 60,000 seats really far away from the field, so as was pointed out, it isn't typically a loud atmosphere. My experience in Ann Arbor was that the fans were kinda pricks, but I was there during the height of their success; I'm sure they've been humbled in recent years.

 

[kceasthawk]

When you have a stadium like Michigan's with 100,000+ seats in one bowl, you have 60,000 seats really far away from the field, so as was pointed out, it isn't typically a loud atmosphere. My experience in Ann Arbor was that the fans were kinda pricks, but I was there during the height of their success; I'm sure they've been humbled in recent years.

Yep, and the team from Iowa City, has had a lot to do with their humbling. Aint it grand!