Michigan just cheats and gets away with it. There was 0% chance there was any time left. They rushed the field. Most embarrassing field rush I’ve ever seen
Meet Josiah: he became a GRiZ fan a month ago, went to his first live show at Red Rocks — and somehow helped save the night for 10,000 fans by having his travel sax in the car because he just likes to “jam a little.”
He doesn’t have social media and likes it that way, but after some searching, I was able to track him down for an interview to hear exactly how it all went down. 👇🎷
GRiZ’s saxophone broke in the middle of the show at Red Rocks — and a fan saved the day by somehow having the exact piece needed to fix it in his car.
You have to see this one to believe it.
@jdpickell People in Michigan have boats on lakes. Michigan stadium is full every day Labor Day weekend no matter the weather, opponent, or expectations. USC is not a real program
I have a ton of respect for a guy like Dan Bartholomae, who by all accounts is an excellent hire for MSU.
He took the No. 3 athletic program in the state and quickly turned it into the No. 2 program. And to prove it wasn’t a fluke, he’s trying to accomplish the same thing again.
Urban Meyer believes people should stop claiming they want to reach their dreams when their daily habits say otherwise
“I always like to say, you’re here, and you want to get there. The fastest way is draw that straight line and stay away from anything that pulls you off of that straight line.”
“There’s a great quote actually right over there that says, ‘Do your habits reflect your dreams and goals? And if not, then change.’”
“When I had my son, I changed that quote. My son has it up in his bedroom right next to his bed: ‘If your habits don’t reflect your dreams and goals, change your habits, or change your dreams and goals.’ Don’t lie to yourself.”
“I hear people say, ‘I want to go play in the NFL,’ but you’re acting like this. Don’t lie. You lie to me, it’s fine. But don’t lie to yourself.”
“Then you’ve got to look in the mirror and say, ‘Do I really want to be a first-round draft pick and I’m doing this?’ That’s when usually it hits home.”
“I make $150K a year with a $30K degree… and still want a $200K MBA. ”
Caller: Dave, I’m trying to figure out how to save for a $150–200K MBA from a “prestigious” school.
Dave: Stop. There is zero data that the school name on your résumé is what makes you successful.
Caller: But I thought the brand would help…
Dave: You’re already proof it doesn’t. You make $150K a year with an undergrad that cost you $30K. That’s skills, hustle, and experience, not some fancy diploma.
Caller: My company will actually pay for a master’s…
Dave: Then take the free one. Why would you go into debt or drain your savings for a degree you don’t need?
Caller: I just feel like I should…
Dave: I’m sending you my documentary Borrowed Future. Watch it before you hand anyone $200K for a piece of paper.
REMINDER:
Michigan will have as many 1st Round NBA picks today as Michigan state has had total in the last decade.
But MSU fans will still act like MSU is a better basketball program.
#GoBlue#NBADraft#ProBlue