1996: Michigan 38 UCLA 9
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Game played on September 28, 1996 in Ann Arbor.
Check out the third string UM quarterback at 8:45 throwing the interception for a TD. Does he look familiar?
1996 Michigan Wolverines Starting Lineups...
OFFENSE:
Split End - Tai Streets
Left Tackle - Thomas Guynes
Left Guard - Damon Denson
Center - Rod Payne
Right Guard - Zach Adami
Right Tackle - Jon Jansen
Tight End - Jerame Tuman
Flanker - Russell Shaw
Flanker - Charles Woodson
Flanker - Aaron Shea
Quarterback - Brian Griese
Quarterback - Scott Dreisbach
Tailback - Clarence Williams
Tailback - Chris Howard
Fullback - Chris Floyd
Fullback - Mark Campbell
DEFENSE:
Defensive End - David Bowens
Defensive End - Juaquin Feazell
Defensive Tackle - Ben Huff
Middle Guard - Will Carr
Defensive End - Glen Steele
Outside Linebacker - Clint Copenhaver
Outside Linebacker - Mike Elston
Inside Linebacker - Jarrett Irons
Inside Linebacker - Rob Swett
Inside Linebacker - Sam Sword
SS Cornerback - Woody Hankins
WS Cornerback - Charles Woodson
Strong Safety - Marcus Ray
Free Safety - Daydrion Taylor
I'm from southern california and love teasing my friends that are UCLA fans with this one...this was an awesome game to watch...GO BLUE!!!
8:49 the little engine that could
Yo Bo we love you.
Even more irony. One of the announcers during a later season mentioned Brady had always told friends his first pass in Michigan Stadium would be a touchdown.
And I think Brady's first game action in the NFL came against the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving 2000, he threw an interception returned 100 something yards for a TD as well.
Something else you notice right away, I've said all the last 2 years how spindly the Michigan running backs are now compared to those in the SEC or Wisconsin even. Check out the thighs on Chris Howard... power, breaks tackles.
Tom Brady was the quarter back
Ya, I'm disappointed we won't eve get to see us play BCS schools outside of the Big10 teams, those were always exciting, we outta fire martin and get a new GM so we can start scheduling a REAL team for our non-conference schedule.
Go Blue!
oh i know, dont get me wrong, McNown had an excellent career at UCLA and finished 4th for the Heisman in 1998
i was just trying to crack a little joke, ya know
btw, so i dont start to sound annoying on your channel's message board, do you have the 2001 Iowa game? Cato June had a big interception when iowa was up 26-21 and driving.
i recently read about it in my personal bible called "50 Years of College Football." loads of information packed in that book
With Martin scheduling teams like Delaware State and MAC schools for non-conference games, I doubt we'd ever see that.
Once Michigan becomes a powerhouse again,we'll see them play the BCS schools and kick their ass.Until then they have nowhere to go but up.
Holy shit I remember David Bowens,I think he had about 10 and a half sacks for the wolverines(I could be wrong)that season and then all of a sudden he transferred.
Lance Dottin, I have no information on him, sorry, Mercury Hayes, was taken 5th round 135th overall by the Saints, lasted two years, signed with the Falcons, lasted one year, signed with the Redskins to the practice squad, released, Signed with Barcelona Dragons in Europe, then released, now lives in Texas. Ricky Powers signed as a free agent by the Lions in 94, released played for the Browns, but released, now is the head football and baseball coach at Akron Buchtel High School his ALMA MATER!
IMO, Chris Howard and Clarence Williams were underrated, especially with their ability to catch the ball out of the backfield. Howard had a couple of big games this particular season, this one and the finale against o$u. He was the only back in '96 to gain over 100 rushing yds against the bucks that year.
#2 had a decent game ;)
He had a 72 yard TD run against Illinois that year, the first game of the season.
It was the second longest TD run by a UM quarterback. Steve Smith ran 75 yards for a TD against Minnesota in 1983.
now i know why mccown parked in those handicapped spots at ucla
he didnt have an arm
perfect example at 3:25
That was a great game. I don't have it in my collection but I think a friend of mine has it. I'm going to check with him.
True, I guess it's best to do this til the entire team gets some more game time, we are such a young team right now.
Go Blue!
I think UCLA should be the first team to play us in the renovated Big House.
I was at this game! 13 years old, Wolverine fan while my dad was a UCLA fan!
question what ever happen to lance dottin ricky powers merucry hayes
bowens flunked out of school after the season
hm.. the way Kieth says 'in the cornerrr!!' at :35 sounds eerily familiar, pretty sure that phrase still haunts USC fans to date.
I still wish this was the rosebowl the next year, it would have been a great game.
i studing in ucla in next year
Yeah, that would have been pretty sweet.
As I recall, McNown went on to have impressive junior and senior seasons.
that Michigan defense was incredible and only got better the next season!
You need to add the running plays from the 2nd half...
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Dreisbach have a 70 or so yard td run in one of the games that year?...Against Illinois or Indiana or something?
*mcnown
my bad
Good times I was 21 here
just out of curiosity you ever thought about putting a blooper reel together?
Irons was a freaking Beast! We need some LBs like him now.
Also, Dreisbach had a set of wheels on him!
6:45 7:19 8:35 #2 G.O.A.T
He was so athletic