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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The photo on the wall of Michigan head coach John Beilein's office does more than just capture a moment of celebration. University of Michigan UM players, coaches and fans erupt during the 2009 NCAA tournament selection show. Full Article at ESPN
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Last Saturday was a chance for Michigan Football to prove the skeptics wrong. It was a chance to prove that the win over Notre Dame wasn't a fluke, that indeed this team might just be Rose Bowl worthy, should the Hawkeyes win out. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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I don't want any distractions, nothing; I just watch it ... I don't have to watch and then come tell someone to cut it. I just cut it and then I'll watch my cuts again.
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He's obsessed with it ... We watch it every day. You come from class, walk by his office and he'll say, 'Come in; I want to show you something.' I honestly think he wakes up at 5 a.m. and looks at tape -- probably earlier than that.
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