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Plucking Buckeyes…

Michigan fans, I’m an Oklahoma fan traveling to Ann Arbor for the game. I was wondering where your visitors sections were, I’ve heard different things, like the top of sections 8-15. I was thinking of getting some tickets in section 8.

Heading back to the big house after 20 years away! Going to the game against the Broncos on Sept5.

Looking for recs on best seats ànd best sites for buying tickets.

And any other recs relevant to enjoying game day!

Friends, not long ago I replied to a post in r/MichiganWolverines asking where someone bought a T shirt featuring the basketball championships with big heads. Very quickly a mod called me a bot and banned me permanently from the channel. Is there an appeal process? I literally just wanted the t-shirt lol (which I subsequently found and bought). Seems like a pretty massive abuse of mod privileges, any ideas?

Howdy folks, lifelong wolverines fan here. I am attending my first game at the Big House vs OU this year. I am wondering when the best time to get tickets at this point is? The week/days leading up to the game? Any insight is appreciated.

Also, we are flying into Detroit Thursday morning and planning on doing the campus museums Friday. But bonus points for places to eat/where to tailgate/what else to do while we are here are also appreciated! Thanks

EDIT: Obviously the answer is probably "Immediately before kickoff" but we also like to go in the stadium rather early to check everything out so this is not really an option for us. Ive seen tickets increase on the morning of initally before going back down, so I am just curious what other times people have had the most success.

I mean if you really look into it the only way Michigan can go 10-2 is a loss to Oklahoma and Oregon but realistically Oregon for the most part cause one their stadium is literally gonna be packed with fans screaming down at the field not from the side but more so the down at the stadium if you get what I’m saying and why I say Oklahoma I mean it can go both ways but if we do win it’s gonna be by a TD if we lose it’s probably gonna be by 7

Michigan implementing ‘the rhino thing’ with returning offensive line

They seemed confused by this on the MGOROUNDTABLE this morning WTKA, but the Michigan Daily has the answer. We'll be playing an extra lineman as part of our base package rather than a TE or FB/H-Back. This should give us an extra gap to run to and help in pass pro.

Should give Ohio State fits.

Gonna be a fun season!