Michigan 27, Alabama 20, 1OT

[THE_WIZARD_]

Yep. B1G crew. You won't see a single holding call on either OL.

[Cody_Russell]

Yeah B1G refs are commonly incompetent. Happened during a bowl game a few days ago.

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Go Blue!
Perhaps the greatest M win that I’ve ever seen. (Millennial aged)

[THE_WIZARD_]

They actually have called two offensive holding on Texa$$...who is notorious first holding...but one was on a receiver in the flat...the other was in the backfield right in front of the white hat and was flagrant. But glad they at least are calling some. Good God they missed about a half dozen on Iowa in our game with them. I'm all about letting players play but the B1G is the most lax on calling it generally.

[WingsFan]

Ha ha ha

[THE_WIZARD_]

First team to 50 wins in this one?

[THE_WIZARD_]

The fucking first down chain broke? Heh.

[WingsFan]

Did you keep a lot of Hot Dogs from your restaurant?


Eating a hot dog costs you 36 minutes of life, according to a University of Michigan study.


14-14 W /Texas

[THE_WIZARD_]

Did you keep a lot of Hot Dogs from your restaurant?

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[WingsFan]

CBS Sports;

If Michigan had lost this game, Harbaugh, the Wolverines and the Big Ten would've been hammered over the head with the same narratives they've been fighting for years. Not this year! For the first time in three tries, Michigan won a College Football Playoff game, and it did so by beating the most dominant program of the CFP (and BCS) era in Nick Saban's Alabama.

A loss wouldn't have made inevitable statements about Michigan being overrated -- or only being good because it cheated -- credible, but it would have led to Michigan wondering whether it would ever break through. Considering Harbaugh flirts with the NFL every offseason -- including this one -- perhaps a third straight playoff loss would've been the final straw to him making the jump. Perhaps he still will. It's Harbaugh; none of us know what he's thinking at any moment in time.

What we do know is that this win proved beyond a doubt that Michigan belongs among the elite. It doesn't guarantee the Wolverines will win their national championship since 1997 this year, but if a team can beat the Crimson Tide and dominate them along the lines of scrimmage -- as Michigan did Monday night -- there's no denying that team is legitimate and not just Big Ten bullies.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-vs-alabama-score-wolverines-survive-tide-in-ot-to-win-rose-bowl-play-for-cfp-national-championship/live/

[THE_WIZARD_]

Ahem...1/2 championship in 1997.

[Wellington_beefhouser]

To be the best, you gotta beat the best. So sweet. Basking in the win with fellow M fans. Go Blue.

[lineygoblue]

Alabama is one of the toughest programs in all of CFB When someone manages to beat them, its a big deal.

[THE_WIZARD_]

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[WingsFan]

Bitter Joey Gallaway and Happy - Smiling - Laughing - Desman Howard sitting next to each other at halftime highlights is like an old skit on SNL.

Alabama was 66-0 after taking a 7-0 lead 👀

[lineygoblue]

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So he paid out a buttload of money for tickets, and about $5 for those shirts, to sit in the stadium and root for Alabama.

F the Big Ten