If you ever wondered why college football is so incredibly
popular and you saw last night’s Michigan-Notre Dame game, now you know why.
If you saw the game and you weren’t
wowed, check your pulse. You may be dead.
Playing their first night game in the Big House in front of
114,000 fans, the two teams played a fairly ordinary game for three
quarters. That said, the fourth quarter
was phenomenal and the final 1:12 was almost unbelievable.
In the final 72 seconds, the two teams scored 21 points with
the Wolverines striking last with 2 seconds remaining to claim a 35-31 victory.
Michigan QB Denard Robinson was wildly inconsistent but
crazy productive when it counted. He
completed just 11 of 24 passes, but
averaged almost 31 yards per completion. He
threw for four touchdowns and rushed for 94 yards and another TD.
Notre Dame’s quarterback Tommy Rees, who appears to be 16, was good as
well. He threw for 315 yards and two
scores. QB ratings were 152.2 Rees and
194.1 for Robinson.
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| THE BIG HOUSE UNDER LIGHTS (Leon Halip/Getty Images) |
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ROBINSON (Leon Halip/Getty Images) |
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