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Michigan Wolverines
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Michigan Wolverines
Who was the head coach in-between Bennie Oosterbaan and Bo Schembechler? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
Bump Elliot. Elliot coached 10 years and had a record of 51-42-2. Moeller came after Bo, Carr after Moeller, and Crisler was before Oosterbaan.
Who was the first player in Michigan history to have his number retired? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Cazzie Russell. Michigan's Crisler arena is sometimes referred to as "the house that Cazzie built", because there wasn't enough room in Yost Arena for all the fans that wanted to watch him play, so Michigan built a larger arena.
Who was the first Michigan running back to rush for over 300 yards in one game? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
Ron Johnson. Ron Johnson did it in 1968, when he had 348 yards and five touchdowns against Wisconsin. Biakabutuka is the only other one to do it. He did it in 1995 against Ohio State when he ran for 313 yards.
Who is the only member of the successful '92 and '93 teams to earn an NBA championship ring? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Eric Riley. Eric Riley earned a championship ring as a member of the Houston Rockets.
Who is considerd a founding "father" of the University of Michigan?
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Father Gabriel Richard. Father Gabriel Richard was the most respected man in Detroit at the
time. It should also be noted that Rev. John Monteith was also a founding "father", along with 3 politicians, but none of them are on the list of answers.
Which was the final score of the Michigan-Michigan State game in 2002? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
49-3. Michigan won 49-3 against Michigan State in Ann Arbor.
Which position did Elvis Grbac play at Michigan? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
quarterback. Navarre had one more touchdown pass in his career at Michigan than Grbac, 72 to 71.
Which player was the sixth man for a division III school before transfering to Michigan and earning a starting spot as a walk on? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Mike Gotfredson. Gotfredson transferred from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Had he stayed at Calvin College, he would have won a
Div. III National Championship.
Which Michigan star was a high school teammate of NBA players, Vashon Lenard and Howard Eisley? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Jalen Rose. These three joined Chris Webber on the "Friends" AAU team that dominated at the national level.
Which Michigan quarterback was the first to throw for over 7,000 yards in their career? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
John Navarre. Navarre had 9,245 career yards upon graduating. Grbac was next with 6,460. Harbaugh had 5,449 and Henson had 2,946.
Which Michigan player won the Heisman Trophy in 1940? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
Tom Harmon. Harmon was a running back at Michigan. He came in 2nd for Heisman voting in 1939 as a Junior.
Which lyrics do not belong to "The Victors"?
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That's why I wish again, I was in Michigan. I heard those lyrics sung in an old Laurel & Hardy movie.
Which former Michigan player transfered to Texas and later faced off against Michigan in the NCAA tournament? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Rich McIver. Rich McIver and the Texas Longhorns lost to Michigan in the second round of the 1994 NCAA tournament.
Which former Michigan assistant coached Jalen Rose in high school, joined the Michigan staff in 1992, and later was successful at another Division I school? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Perry Watson. Watson led the University of Detroit Titans to back-to-back NCAA berths in '97 and '98, scoring first round wins over St. Johns and UCLA.
What year was Michigan Stadium was completed in?
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1927. Today, ticket sales for 1 home game generate approximately 5 times the actual cost of building the original stadium.
What was the starting lineup for Michigan, during their title run in 1989? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Robinson, Griffin, Rice, Vaught, Mills. Four of Michigan's starters went on to careers in the NBA.
What was the artificial turf that was in the Big House known as?
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Canaham's Carpet. The AD who installed the artificial turf. It was ripped out after too many injuries occurred.
What was Michigan's ranking at the start of the '92-'93 season? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
1. Michigan was blown out by Duke in their first real test of the season.
What prized recruit was in a car accident while visiting Michigan? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Mateen Cleaves. Cleaves was riding with three Michigan players when the car spun out of control on icy roads and flipped over.
What Michigan player made the last second shot to defeat Illinois in the 1989 semi-final game? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Sean Higgins. Terry Mills attempted a three-pointer that missed everything, and landed in Higgins' hands for a put back.
What Michigan player made the game winning put-back against UCLA, in double overtime of the second round of the 1993 NCAA tournament? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Jimmy King. Jimmy King never lived up to expectations at Michigan but saved Michigan from an early exit.
Steve Fisher compiled a stellar 20-6 record in the NCAA tournament while at Michigan. Which team handed Fisher his first tournament loss? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Loyola Marymount. Loyola Marymount routed Michigan 149-115 en route to a surprising run to the elite eight.
Ray Jackson was the last member of the fab five to earn a spot in the starting lineup. Whose starting spot did he take? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
James Voskuil. Jackson made his first start against Notre Dame. Voskuil later came off the bench against Cincinnati in the Final Four to score key points in fending off the Bearcats.
Ray Jackson and Jimmy King are the only two members of the Fab Five that remained at Michigan for four years. What team beat them in the first round of the NCAA tournament their senior year? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Western Kentucky. Michigan forced overtime before bowing out to the Hilltoppers.
Michigan Stadium is listed at 107,501. What is the significance of the 107,501st seat?
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Herbert O. Crisler's seat. Herbert O. Crisler's seat. An honor to Fritz Crisler, who was the AD at the time the stadium seating capacity reached 101,001.
Michigan lost to the eventaul National Champions in the NCAA tournament three years in a row from '92-'94? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
T. In '92 and'93 Michigan lost in the Championship game. In '94 Michigan lost to Arkansas in the regional final.
In the '92-'93 regular season, Michigan only lost four times. One of those losses was to Duke, two of them were to Indiana. What other team beat Michigan that year? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Iowa. Iowa defeated Michigan in Iowa City to give Michigan their only loss to a non-ranked team that season.
Everyone knows about Chris Webber's infamous timeout, but what other Michigan player called a timeout when his team didn't have one in an NCAA tournament game? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Maceo Baston. Baston called a timeout late in a first round game against Texas in the 1996 NCAA tournament.
Chris Webber was selected as the number one ovarall pick in the 1993 NBA Draft by which team? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Orlando Magic. Webber was promptly traded to the Warriors for Anfernee Hardaway and some draft picks.
Against which team did Steve Fisher earn his first NCAA tournament win? | Michigan Wolverines (wolvesontop) |
Xavier. Steve Fisher started his tournament career 7-0 before losing to Loyola Marymount in the second round in 1990.
After 100 games, what was the record for Michigan against Ohio State? | Michigan Wolverines Football (mistatdawg) |
57-37-6. This may be the greatest football rivarly, or greatest rivalry out of anything of all-time. Michigan of course leads, and they lead 57-37-6. They won the 100th game on 11/22/03 35-21.
Frequently Asked Questions about Michigan Wolverines
- How many games has the Michigan Wolverines lost at home in one season, in its history? ( goto )
- How many years since Michigan Wolverines lost more than two games in one season at home? ( goto )
- What is the largest college football stadium in Michigan? ( goto )
- What is the main airport in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan? ( goto )
- What can't visitors to Michigan's Mackinac Island bring with them? ( goto )
- Where in America is Hotham Island. I think it is in Lake Michigan ? ( goto )
- What Michigan city did the TV show Rosanne take place in? ( goto )
- What island in Michigan has never had a traffic accident and why? ( goto )
- Who was awarded the 1994 US Figure Skating Championship in Detroit, Michigan, and why? ( goto )
- In 1997, Michigan became the sixteenth state to allow blind people to do what? ( goto )
- What of Thomas Edison is perserved in a tube at Greenfield Billage in Dearborn, Michigan? ( goto )
- Why did the University of Michigan kill its Geography program in the late 70s? ( goto )
- How many Stillwaters are there? I mean as in cities like Stillwater, Michigan. ( goto )
- Formed in 1962 in Flint, Michigan, what band became a one-hit-wonder in 1966 with a song called '96 Tears?' ( goto )
- What are the "winning words" at the bottom of the Nascar sign in Downtown Chicago at 109 East Pearson at North Michigan Avenue? ( goto )
- Was there an Ohio State-Michigan football game the last week of November in 1963, or was it cancelled due to Kennedy's assassination? ( goto )
- Who did Matt Kenseth battle with on the last lap before taking the win in the June 2002 Cup Race at Michigan? ( goto )
- What connects certain US Congressmen from Connecticut, New York, and Michigan, a past mathematician, and two Mormon patriarchs? ( goto )
- What do these places have in common?
Crescent Hotel-Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Hotel San Carlos-Phoenix, Arizona
Queen Mary-Long Beach, California
Stanley Hotel-Estes Park, Colorado
Hawthorne Hotel-Salem, Massachusetts
Landmark Inn-Lake Superior, Michigan
Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza-Cincinnati,Ohio
Bullock Hotel-Deadwood, South Dakota
The Menger Hotel-San Antonio, Texas
Equinox-Manchester Village, Vermont
(The answer is not that they are hotels or places to stay) ( goto )
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