A couple weeks back I put a post on the MGoBoard about an upcoming series I was planning that would be revisiting great games in Michigan Football history, told by someone who had never seen the game before (me) using insight from someone who had (Craig Ross). This is the first piece in that series and it revisits the most recommended game in the thread I put up. 2004 Michigan State also known as "Braylonfest". The team: The 2004 Michigan Football season saw a changing of the guard at the two most prominent positions of the era, with the graduations of QB John Navarre and RB Chris Perry in the offseason. In stepped the true freshmen who would define the program over the next four seasons, Chad Henne and Mike Hart. Though being a true freshman starting QB is quite difficult, having returning production in the passing game helped Henne. It especially helped to have a superstar to throw to in Braylon Edwards. Coming off an 1100 yard, 1st Team All-B1G season in 2003, Edwar
Ok, I saw this topic on another thread, and thought I would bring it here. Even though it may appear to be negative/mean in some respects, there are also many good aspects. I can appreciate that everyone sees/hears events in a different light. If you can, try to list one broadcaster per sport, however, some broadcasters may do multiple sports. Here is my list: Favorite broadcaster (Sorry for being a homer.) Dick Enberg George Kell/Al Kaline Frank Beckman Bruce Martyn/Ken Kal
Wasn't able to watch the game as I had too much to do to prepare to go camping later today, can't wait to rewatch, but man as much as I've loved Brandy as a color guy for years, it was refreshing to be able to well, you know.know whats happening when it's happening. And John being able to explain what happened and why a play went the way it did was great.
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