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Michigan @ Notre Dame

Who will win? 47 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will win?

    • Michigan
      51%
      24
    • Notre Dame
      48%
      23

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Should play first one to 10 wins. Both offenses are bad. The best unit on the field saturday will be Michigan's defense. I feel the front 4 of Graham, Jaimison, Johnson and Taylor will put too much pressure on the ND offense. Greg Mathews is supposed to play this week and that should help the Passing game some. Michigan 17 ND 10 in an ugly game.

 

This is going to be one hard game to watch.

 

Which is why I won't be tuning in. Usually a great contest, this year will just be flat out awful. However, I do think the Irish will win. Maybe 2-0 :thumb:

 

This could possibly be the only triple overtime game in the history of college football at any level with a final score of (3-0). Man I feel sorry for the announcers having to watch this game, and trying to make it sound interesting in the process.

 

 

Anybody want to change their answer? It's actually been a very exciting game. Although neither team looks to be very good.

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