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RE: How long can Michigan go before it’s no longer a blueblood?
(09-10-2018 08:07 AM)quo vadis Wrote:  
(09-10-2018 08:04 AM)swagsurfer11 Wrote:  Michigan will always be a blue blood. They are the Big 10. Their biggest rival is Notre dame. Ohio State and Michigan State have a greater view of their "rivalry" with Michigan than the other way around. Michigan is becoming a harder job because of demographics. Detroit is getting smaller, Michigan State is competitive, it's hard to get kids out of Ohio who have strong loyalties to the Buckeyes, it's hard to get Florida kids to play in the cold. Adding Texas to the Big 10 would help revive programs like Michigan and Nebraska.

This thread is the lowest-IQ thread I've ever seen around here.

It's like asking, for basketball, "how long will North Carolina be a blue blood"?

The answer is: "As long as there is such a thing as college basketball". And ditto for Michigan in football.

And wins/losses on the field have zero to do with it.

Well Michigan IS #1 in wins all time in FBS-by a good margin.
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