Big House gets face lift

[Megawattz]

for renovating our second home! we love the improvements, dont forget the tissue dispensers on every seat dont want to get the walk ways wet, careful them law suites!

[PraiseDaddy]

Although not fond of UM, the stadium looks good. Man, I've had it with summer. Up to 97 again, tomorrow. I'm done. Lookin' forward to football, the cool fall breezes, the leaves changing color and the smell of them burning. Hayrides, caramel apples and apple cider, and just plain having some energy. Most people my age start thinking about moving to Florida. I'm thinking about moving to Maine..................or South Bend.

[Treks1]

Michigan Stadium: The biggest house (again)

When renovations are completed, the University of Michigan says it will once again have the largest seating capacity in the nation at 109,901. The Big House dipped below Penn State during construction. Here's a look at the top-five largest capacities (all are college stadiums):

1. Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor --109,901. Home team: Wolverines.

2. Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa. -- 107,282. Home team: Penn State.

3. Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. -- 102,459. Home team: Tennessee.

4. Ohio Stadium, Columbus -- 102,329. Home team: Ohio State.

5. Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, Ala. -- 101,000. Home team: Alabama.


Hmmmmm........ 3/5 Big Ten!!

[NATIONAL]

What's the big deal?


Never did get into college football.

But I love the intensity of you guys.


the F.O.T.H.

[Reginald Rutledge]

TOP NEYLAND STADIUM CROWDS

Rank


Date


Opponent


Attendance
1. Sept. 18, 2004 Florida 109,061

2.


Sept. 16, 2000


Florida


108,768
3. Sept. 21, 2002 Florida 108,722
4. Sept. 6, 2004 UNLV 108,625
5. Sept. 29, 2001 LSU 108,472
6. Oct. 8, 2005 Georgia 108,470
7. Sept. 2, 2000 Southern Mississippi 108,064
8. Oct. 2, 2004 Auburn 107,828
9. Sept. 1, 2001 Syracuse 107,725
10. Oct. 21, 2000 Alabama 107,709

[5-13 Studios]

Originally Posted by WolverineFan

I think it still was the biggest last year.Chris yuk it up for now.But Michigan still owns your guys behind head to head.We will turn it around.The stadium ain't call the Big House for nothing.GO BLUE BABY !!!!!!

Man, still hanging on to what happened years ago. It's all good, just more seats for Buckeyes fans. Lord knows that Wolverine fans aren't going to keep paying to see their boys get slaughtered every other year.
The big, block "m" in the stands needs to be repainted as a sweater-vest.

[Megawattz]

Originally Posted by Treks1

Michigan Stadium: The biggest house (again)

When renovations are completed, the University of Michigan says it will once again have the largest seating capacity in the nation at 109,901. The Big House dipped below Penn State during construction. Here's a look at the top-five largest capacities (all are college stadiums):

1. Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor --109,901. Home team: Wolverines.

2. Beaver Stadium, State College, Pa. -- 107,282. Home team: Penn State.

3. Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn. -- 102,459. Home team: Tennessee.

4. Ohio Stadium, Columbus -- 102,329. Home team: Ohio State.

5. Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, Ala. -- 101,000. Home team: Alabama.


Hmmmmm........ 3/5 Big Ten!!

always got the stats goin on notice 3 of the top 5 are Big 10 correction top 4!

[styx]

Originally Posted by WolverineFan

I think it still was the biggest last year.Chris yuk it up for now.But Michigan still owns your guys behind head to head.We will turn it around.The stadium ain't call the Big House for nothing.GO BLUE BABY !!!!!!

is'nt that what they call folsom prison, (the big house)

[Megawattz]

Originally Posted by styx

is'nt that what they call folsom prison, (the big house)

now thats funny, last year was riots, this years gonna be an all out jail break, Rodriguez will be fired! all in fun fellas GO BUCKS!

[Jamel_G]

Ok Phil,

The Horseshoe is what Ohio State is ALWAYS CLOSE TO WINNING! Wait did some one just call pass Interference on the Hurricanes defender? By the way what is a Horseshoe when you standing it up. A Arse!

First Meeting Michigan, 36–0 (1897) Last Meeting Ohio State, 21–10 (2009)
Next Meeting November 27, 2010
Number of Meetings 106
All-Time Series Michigan leads, 57–43–6
Largest victory Michigan, 86–0 (1902)
Current Streak Ohio State, 6
Longest Mich Win Streak 9 (1901–1909)
Longest OSU Win Streak 6 (2004–2009)
Trophy: None

Men Lie, Women Lie, But the numbers don't.....