The represents the
University Of Michigan in the
College Football Season Of 2007-2008 . The team's head football coach is
Lloyd Carr . The Wolverines play their home games at
Michigan Stadium in
Ann Arbor ,
Michigan .
On completely the following week. Michigan currently stands at 0-2 following a 39-7 loss to the
Oregon Ducks . http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3004279
On March 25, Coach
Lloyd Carr announced that TE Carson Butler, DE Eugene Germany, and DB Chris Richards had been dismissed for violations of team policy.
Carr also had stated that WR Adrian Arrington had been suspended for the spring practice session due to a violation of team policy. Carr was uncertain about Arrington's future at Michigan. Adrian Arrington has since been reinstated as was TE Carson Butler after being cleared of charges stemming from a previous arrest.
Backup QB Jason Forcier asked to be released from his scholarship to transfer to
Stanford University and LB Cobrani Mixon was released from his scholarship to transfer to
Kent State University .
The 2007 Wolverine schedule was ranked the 15th hardest in the country.Steve Megargee,
Top 25 toughest schedules , SI.com/Rivals.com, June 21, 2007. The home schedule was ranked as the 5th toughest.
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09/08/07
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3:30 pm
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yes
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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ABC National
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39-7
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09/15/07
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3:30 pm
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yes
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Notre Dame
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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ABC National
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09/22/07
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Penn State
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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10/06/07
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yes
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Eastern Michigan
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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10/13/07
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12:00 pm
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yes
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Purdue
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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ESPN / ESPN2 / BTN
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10/27/07
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Minnesota
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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11/17/07
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Ohio State
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Michigan Stadium
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Ann Arbor, MI
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See Also: 2007 Appalachian State vs. Michigan football game
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'''Mountaineers'''
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In the 34-32 loss, Michigan becomes the first team ever ranked in the
AP Top 25 to lose to a
Division I FCS team. Late in the game, Appalachian's Corey Lynch blocked a potential game winning field goal with 6 seconds left to seal the win. The attendance for the game was 109,218.
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ESPN reported, "A week after getting stunned by Appalachian State, the Wolverines were handed their worst beating since before Bo Schembechler worked the sideline at the Big House. Dennis Dixon accounted for 368 yards and a career-high four touchdowns, helping the Ducks build a 25-point lead at halftime and cruise to an easy victory."
2 The 32–point defeat was Michigan's worst loss since losing 50–14 at Ohio State in 1968. The Wolverines started 0-2 for the first since 1998 and the first time starting 0-2 on a homestead since 1959. "
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Fighting Irish
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The Wolverines and The Fighting Irish meet for the first time with both teams boasting an 0-2 record.
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OFFENSE:
DEFENSE:
SPECIAL TEAMS:
- 1. Ryan Mallett - QB
- 2. Avery Horn - RB
- 3. Vince Helmuth - FB
- 4. Toney Clemons - WR
- 5. J.R. Hemingway - WR
- 6. Zion Babb - WR
- 7. Martell Webb - TE
- 8. David Molk - C
- 9. Ryan Van Bergen - DE
- 10. Renaldo Sagesse - DT
- 11. Austin Panter - MLB
- 12. Brandon Herron - SLB
- 13. Marell Evans - WLB
- 14. Michael Williams - S
- 15. James Rogers - S
- 16. Donovan Warren - CB
- 17. Troy Woolfolk - CB
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