U of M thread (in the Lions Forum) :)

[Cody_Russell]

Cody what have you heard about the BB recruit Willis (?), the 19 rated recruit in the 2013 class, and his decomittment. Is he going UK or is the Big Ten still in play?

I don't know much about U of M Basketball recruiting lol.
All I know is Michigan is doing well.

[Rocky Bleier]

What does Jerel Worthy have against Missouri? (Enlarge photo and look at the helmet).

http://www.daytondailynews.com/dayto...d-1224392.html?

[Cody_Russell]

What does Jerel Worthy have against Missouri? (Enlarge photo and look at the helmet).

http://www.daytondailynews.com/dayto...d-1224392.html?

lol, something a MSU student would do ... (getting the tattoo wrong)

[Deuce]

I don't know much about U of M Basketball recruiting lol.
All I know is Michigan is doing well.

He was a Purdue Commit, I thought maybe you knew something

[*JD*]

It's come a long way from this:



and this:




and even this (this looks like how it was in the 80's)

[nhwbrooklyn]

It looks more impressive without the buildings and gigantic screens and billboards. They make it look smaller.

[DanO]

Working in A2 I have occasion to drive by there. It's quite impressive from the outside.

GO LIONS "11" !

[nhwbrooklyn]

Working in A2 I have occasion to drive by there. It's quite impressive from the outside.

GO LIONS "11" !

It is definitely.

[chemiclord]

The only thing I hate about Michigan Stadium is that, in their absolute insistence that they will never build an upper level, the farthest seats are so far away from the action that you might as well not be at the game.

I read somewhere that the farthest row in one endzone is nearly 200 yards away from action in the other endzone. That's just ridiculous.

Everything else was beautiful though. I liked that the stadium every time I was there was astonishingly clean and rather well maintained. Spartan Stadium was pretty horrible in comparison (no offense to Spartan fans, I'm told that stadium has been shaped up a lot better the last couple of years).

Worst stadium I ever had to attend? The Horseshoe by far. Not exactly a surprise, I'm sure.

[nhwbrooklyn]

I mean Spartan Stadium isn't known as a beauty queen but it's hardly a dog of a stadium.







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[nhwbrooklyn]

Neyland Stadium is maybe the best stadium.

[chemiclord]

Yes, Brook, I've been told Spartan Stadium has cleaned up nice. I have no reason to doubt that. But in the early aughts, it wasn't exactly pretty. The press box was pretty rough especially.

[FVD]

The cool thing about Neyland is being that its right on the Tennessee River people take their boats to the game, they call it the Vol Navy.

[SeattleLionsFan]

It's the inside of Spartan Stadium that's ugly.

[*JD*]

The only thing I hate about Michigan Stadium is that, in their absolute insistence that they will never build an upper level, the farthest seats are so far away from the action that you might as well not be at the game.

I read somewhere that the farthest row in one endzone is nearly 200 yards away from action in the other endzone. That's just ridiculous.

Although it's been a long time since I've sat in the last 15 rows of the stadium, I don't recall ever feeling I had a bad view of the field. Now, there were times I wished I wasn't sandwiched in by the crowds and the small distance between seating numbers but that's all part of the fun (sort of).

Also, there has been some talk about adding a 2nd deck in one of the endzones so you may get your wish at some point.