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National Champs in 1989: Glen Rice, Rumeal Robinson, Loy Vaught, Sean Higgins, Terry Mills, Mark Hughes, Mike Griffin, Demetrius Calip. Beat Seton Hall in OT to win it all.

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Yes they do. Many people (myself included) will tell you that the Ohio State Michigan rivalry is the greatest rivalry in college football. Normally, the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game is the last game of the regular season for both teams although the Big Ten would like to change that.

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The real answer is 1938. I've been doing trivia for Michigan Wolverines for awhile now and the correct answer was 1938. It doesn't signify anything. A former Michigan coach (Fielding Yost) came up with the idea of putting a design on the helmets so his passers would be able more easily differentiate their receivers. I don't think it really means anything. I believe they started wearing it during the 20's or 30's because it would make it easier for the players to tell who was on their team. Princeton actuall had the emblem first, and like the previous answer stated, it was used to easily find receivers in downfield. The winged helmet at Michigan was brought in not by Fielding Yost, but by Fritz Crisler in the mid 1930's, who designed the look while coach at Princeton. The pattern is actually a carry-over from the old fashioned thick leather football helmets that were worn before the composite ones that are used now came out. The distinctive design came from where the helmets were stitched together. Several teams carried the design over, like Michigan, Princeton, and Delaware.

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Toledo

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They are both very strong colleges

If you are Canadian, the University of Toronto is probably better for you

If you are a Michigan resident, the University of Michigan is the way to go.

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The nursing program at U of M-Flint is a very competitive program. It requires students to have the utmost responsiblity and to give it everything they have to graduate. The program has very high standards and one will learn everything needed to know to be the best nurse possible. To be accepted into the program is a difficult task. The program accepts 45 students a semester based on the GPA, NET scores, and a couple different aspects of students. It is definitely a difficult program to get into, but it is very possible.

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20 Times (2004, 2003, 1997, 1992, 1991, 1989, 1988, 1986, 1982, 1980, 1978, 1977, 1976, 1971, 1969, 1964, 1950, 1947, 1901)

http://www.jhowell.net/cf/scores/Michigan.htm <--great resource on College Football

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at least3.4 with really good SAT( 1600) and ACT scores(25 or more)

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Consensus championships and those recognized by the National Championship Foundation, Michigan has won 11 titles. 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1918, 1923, 1932, 1933, 1947, 1948, and 1997

Answer 11 National Championships, 41 Big Ten...Shoud be 12 if they play USC in 2003...

Minnesota won a National Title in 1904, only team in the Big Ten to win three in a row 1934,1935,1936 and 1940,41 and 1960, for as bad as we have been not bad, Gophers are coming back

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== == * 1. Boise State .74000 * 2. Ohio State .73855 * 3. Tennessee .72835 * 4. Michigan .72414 * 5. Notre Dame .72209

== == Per here are winning percentages since 1926. * 1. Ohio State .73416 * 2. Tennessee .73237 * 3. Michigan .72426 * 4. Oklahoma .72307 * 5. Alabama .72120 ...with about a .747 winning percentage, but they had four undefeated years from 1901-1904. I'm not sure about from '26 though. You're right. It's the University of Michigan by a long shot!

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2004- MICHIGAN 45 Michigan state 38 2003- MICHIGAN 27 Michigan state 20 2002- MICHIGAN 49 Michigan state 3 2001- Michigan 24 MICHIGAN STATE 26 2000- MICHIGAN 14 Michigan state 0 1999- Michigan 31 MICHIGAN STATE 34 1998- MICHIGAN 29 Michigan state 17 1997- MICHIGAN 23 Michigan state 7 1996- MICHIGAN 45 Michigan state 29 1995- Michigan 25 MICHIGAN STATE 28

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Michigan has played Florida twice in NCAAF, and Michigan won both times. Both in bowl games 2002, 2007.

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Michigan's overall record starting from their first year of football (1878): 841-276-36 Miami's (assuming you mean Miami, FL) overall record starting from their first year of football (1927): 516-288-19 Well, I DON'T assume you mean Miami, FL. In fact, I fully assume that you spend your nights rolling around in bed because you're dying to know the overall Division I record of Miami of Ohio. So here goes... Record as the Miami Redskins 575-323-44 Record after 1996 when they became the Miami Redhawks 64-29 Record of the joined and mighty forces of the Redskin/Redhawks 639-352-44 At the start of the 2007 season, Michigan is 860-284-38 and Miami (FL) is 532-297-19 and Miami (OH) is 642-363-44.

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Duquesne's colors are blue and red.

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I think it was Richard Loeb. Was it not?

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Bill Freider...who left Michigan for Arizona on the eve of the NCAA tournament. Steve Fisher took over and won the tournament with Rumeal Robinson's free throws.

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As many times as you want but it probably will not help. they are all different in some ways so try more than one but remember if you are out of state they are running about 38,000 a year.

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Answer Chris Webber C Juwan Howard F Ray Jackson F Jimmy King G Jalen Rose.

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Twice (1957, 1965) with Michigan winning in 1957 and Georgia winning in 1965. Both games were played in Ann Arbor.

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No they do not. But they had a live wolverine named "Biff" the wolverine from 1922 to 1926.

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Yes.

Through the 2008 season, Alabama and Michigan have met three times (all bowl games) in football with Alabama winning once and Michigan winning twice. Alabama's win came in the 1997 Outback Bowl and Michigan's wins came in the 1988 Hall of Fame Bowl and 2000 Orange Bowl.

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Pantone shade PMS 341 www.makememyjersey.com

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yes