…COLUMBUS — The No. 4 Michigan football team was just hanging on. Even when the Wolverines went down two touchdowns in the first half, and even when momentum favored Ohio State to begin the second half, they hung perilously within reaching distance. But with just under five minutes left in the third quarter, the floodgates broke open. It came on a punt, just after Michigan had gone down, 27-19, on a Buckeye field goal. Ohio S...…
…information and digest it and disseminate it to the public, and this is that kind of circumstance,” Eaton said. “This particular Freedom of Information Act request asked for the location of everywhere in the city that the city has removed lead gooseneck connections from the water main to the home’s supply line, and it also asks for the location of every home that has galvanized pipe from the water main at the street to the...…
…The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Michigan in Color Monday, November 26, 2018— 3A Nestled in the dirt, under the roots of a date tree Half of my heart waits Calling out to me desperately I’m walking, earbuds in Down the streets of a city I don’t think wants me My feet hit the pavement to the rhythm of music In words that aren’t my mother tongue While my mother’s tongue struggles to pronounce the words that make up this new ...…
…A s the University of Michigan football season comes to an end, students begin to worry about where to keep their school spirit — leaving behind boxes of maize and blue apparel and enthusiasm. In the wake of last weekend’s final football game of the regular season, mourning is permitted, but only until our next hockey game. If you frequent the hockey games, you know the student section’s unique dance moves, unparalleled vo...…
…The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Arts Monday, November 26, 2018 — 5A WALT DISNEY PICTURES Making a good sequel is an art that few movie franchises have mastered. The success of “The Incredibles” hinged on the fact that the original audience had grown up and would pay to see it simply for the nostalgic feeling it invoked. “Harry Potter” had a built-in sequel, though flops like “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” have shown th...…
…I am going to start off by saying that this review will be written in a rather unconventional way. I usually try to remove myself from the performance and the artist when critiquing, try to paint a picture of the audience and the atmosphere of the place — I try to connect the performance to something that everyone can relate to. I saw the incredible Audra McDonald perform on the eve of my 19th birthday and the performance easily...…
…Expectations met After another loss to Ohio State, it’s time to recalibrate expectations for a successful season » Page 2B Series split The Wolverines moved to 6-5-1-1 after their fourth straight series split, this one including two double- overtime games » Page 3B Design by Jack Silberman Evan Aaron & Katelyn Mulcahy/ Daily SPORTSMONDAY The Michigan Daily | michigandaily.com | November 26, 2018 62 - 39 …
…2B — November 26, 2018 SportsMonday The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com What makes a successful season C OLUMBUS — Shea Pat- terson walked into the room, every camera focused on him, and sat down. The junior quarter- back sighed. Loudly. Then he sighed again. Michigan’s starting quarterback didn’t have much to say about what hap- pened at Ohio Stadium on Sat- urday afternoon. Neither did his coach, nor his other team- mates w...…
…The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com SportsMonday November 26, 2018 — 3B Offensive gameplan leaves lingering questions Standing at the podium, hat fixed, mood stoic, there wasn’t much Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh could say. A reporter asked broadly about his offensive gameplan. Harbaugh’s response was terse. “Wanted to run our best plays,” he said. “Throwing, moving the ball, outside zone, inside power. We had basically everythi...…
…4B — Monday, November 26, 2018 Sports The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Offensive miscues stall Michigan in 62-39 loss COLUMBUS — Shea Patterson took a few steps back, cocked his arm and let the football roll off his fingers. It was a dime of a pass, flying directly through the air towards senior tight end Zach Gentry, who was open for the catch in the endzone. He outstretched his arms, just barely grabbing the ball. But there ...…
