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To: catpuppy
Is this the new math?

It's a typo thing. 70% not 80.

Everyone knows, it's Mo's fault. oops....heheheh

However, now that you mention it, I looked it up.....it's actually very true. Let's check the record:
1993 Michigan d Washington
1994 Michigan d North Carolina State
1995 Michigan d Colorado State
1996 A&M d Michigan
1997 Alabama d Michigan
1998 Michigan d Washington State....and are National Champions particularly against any southern schools
1999 Michigan d Arkansas
2000 Michigan d Alabama
2001 Michigan d Auburn
2002 Tennessee d Michigan
2003 Michigan d Floriduh
2004 Michigan d any dumb Southern dawg or tiger school that is unfortunate enough to play them. So it's actually 5 wins and 3 losses to southern schools in the above years. Given those years quoted Michigan is 8wins 3losses, soon to be 9 and 3.....which is 72% for now......... and 75% on January 1, which easily rounds up to 80%.

So even though there was a typo, it was right.....my computer knew the truth.

Be more afraid than ever!

1,423 posted on 12/01/2003 2:50:50 PM PST by Windshark (.......... liberals are mostly..........completely dumb ........:-)
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To: Windshark
Sharky, I enjoyed the Michigan web site. It has some interesting stuff, especially the football history. Did you notice the picture of Heisman trophy winner "Doc" Blanchard taken during the 1945 Army-Michigan game wherein Michigan's Fritz Crisler began the two platoon system?

I bring it up to say that I flew several times with Colonel Blanchard during the late 60's. He still looked as if he could pulverize the Wolveristas (which he did in that game won by Army 28-7).

1,429 posted on 12/01/2003 4:02:59 PM PST by catpuppy
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