14 hours ago, theguru said:

Unfortunately I’m pretty sure that’s doctored.

Just now, TheDeuce said:

Unfortunately I’m pretty sure that’s doctored.

It probably is Deuce.  When I surf around I hesitate with a lot with things because I feel like so many things are fraudulent at this point in time.  Add to that no one claimed it in that meme or whatever you want to call it.  And even though we are at the beginning of AI it is hard to tell what is fake and what is real anymore.  But, fake or not, very cool. 

1 minute ago, TheDeuce said:

Unfortunately I’m pretty sure that’s doctored.

I was curious about that. I saw a shot from a different angle that I am confident was not doctored.

The stealth bomber flyovers are always awesome.

I think this one is the real thing everyone but anymore who knows.

19 minutes ago, theguru said:

I think this one is the real thing everyone but anymore who knows.

Correct, and that looks more legit without the full-on coloration of the crowd in the previous image. Still awesome.

The last play of the game on 4th down after 3 timeouts with Milroe up the gut was really mind boggling!! What was Saban thinking!!! Middle was the strongest point of Michigan defense all night and putting a man in motion on the 3 yard line fooled absolutely nobody, hat on hat only with no zone coverage and a run straight up the middle!!!

16 hours ago, nikeman49 said:

The last play of the game on 4th down after 3 timeouts with Milroe up the gut was really mind boggling!! What was Saban thinking!!! Middle was the strongest point of Michigan defense all night and putting a man in motion on the 3 yard line fooled absolutely nobody, hat on hat only with no zone coverage and a run straight up the middle!!!

It was a botched RPO, not a designed dive up the middle. It became that after the low snap which threw off the timing. Who knows if it would have worked, but how it unfolded wasn't the play call.

By the way UM players are talking, you would have thought they beat Alabama by 40 points. As I alluded to, that is UM's best team since 1997, one of Alabama's least talented teams of the Saban era, and the Wolverines were fortunate to win. To the victor goes the spoils, though.

The FSU players are treating this as "poetic justice." Even with FSU players unavailable in their bowl game, not sure I would be going off like that after their showing over the weekend.

I was impressed with the mobility of Michigan's offensive line.   The guards and tackles were adept at pulling, and when they got to where they were going, they were good at "putting a hat on a hat."

27.2 million viewers for Michigan/Alabama.  Impressive numbers.