MGoYardBar Sponsorship Opportunity

Michigan football fans will have a new option for tailgating on Saturdays in Ann Arbor. World famous Slows Bar BQ  To Go will be offering up their delicious slow cooked goodness at the new MGoYardBar (327 East Hoover across from Revelli Hall).

slowsThe venue will also have beer on tap for thirsty fans, with 100% sales benefiting the Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor. Indoor and outdoor seating is available.

Two remaining sponsorships are available for interested parties.

Broadcast Level $2K ($250 per game) includes the following:

  • Television Branding “TV sponsored by [your name or company logo]”
  • Four 48-yard line tickets for the Hawaii home opener or UCF game.
  • Slows meal for four.
  • Reserved table.
  • Inclusion on donor wall.

For more information please contact:

Martin Vloet (mavloet@gmail.com)

2016 University of Michigan Football Season Predictions

2016 University of Michigan Football Season Predictions

Drew Montag

26 August 2016

Yeah, it’s me, the “basketball guy”, back for more.  It’s time for my annual attempt to predict how the University of Michigan’s football season is going to go.

I was pretty pessimistic in my predictions for last season.  I predicted 7-5 (4-4 in the Big Ten), with losses to Utah (correct), Maryland (wrong), MSU (correct), Penn State (wrong), and OSU (correct).

I’m feeling a little more optimistic this season.  The defense looks very good, with a  few question marks at linebacker, and the offense looks acceptable, with some reservations about the offensive line and a new QB.  Still, the non-conference schedule doesn’t have a “gotcha” game like Utah, and a couple of the trickier Big Ten games (Penn State and Wisconsin) are in Ann Arbor.  After getting close last season, I expect us to beat MSU convincingly, and get closer (but no cigar) to OSU.  The rest of the games look like wins, except for a tough road game at Iowa, at night.  I’m going to predict a loss there, for an overall record of 10-2 (7-2 in the Big Ten).  That won’t be good enough for the Big Ten Championship game, but might get us into a “New Year’s Six” bowl game.

Go Blue!