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User	Rank	Reason
ShamusJohnson13	5
Staind075	8
Dropbackandpunt	9
halldaylong	9
orbania	10
thegreendalegelf	10
_fastball	11
hypercube42342	11
BlueSCar	12
Chucky1539	12
emueagles	12
Fmeson	12
TopGoose	12
311polo	13
52hoova	13
bgr308	13
cmdrcaboose2	13
DkS_FIJI	13
galacticdude7	13
jjjoebox	13
Longvols	13
ndhuskerpower	13
RatherBeYachting	13
seaotter2	13
TaylorLeprechaun	13
tmothy07	13
Zloggt	13
BallSoHerd	14
Ch-i-ef	14
Charlemagne42	14
CockADoodleBOOM	14
DampFrijoles	14
Feral_Squirrel	14
goblue10	14
Mario_Speedwagon	14
practicallybert	14
tdeff19	14
TheJeemTeam	14
TheReformedBadger	14
AlphaH4wk	15
arrowfan624	15
dabul-master	15
DarkLegend64	15
GenialGiant	15	I'm going to break with what seems to have become a tradition with me and actually rank the Wolverines a bit higher than I imagine others will.
Hey_Its_Roomie	15
joebob431	15
jputna	15
KittiesHavingSex	15
NyquillusDillwad20	15	Losing Patterson may have actually been a positive for Michigan. They would surely have had another insane defense to keep them in games.
one98d	15
Our-Gardian-Angel	15
Papytendo	15
PHubbs	15
RollWarTideEagle	15
SCRx	15
TDenverFan	15
ttsci	15
bakonydraco	16
BosskOnASegway	16
CFBHurts	16
D1amondDude	16	Everything I have to say about Michigan, I've already said about Penn State.├é┬á Good football team.├é┬á Wins games.├é┬á Gets blasted by tOSU with an extra side of spite from Ryan Day.├é┬á Not actually playing.
deadtofall12	16
djowen68	16
fo13	16
grjohnst	16
jnoobs13	16
Johnnycockseed	16
Mr_Brews	16
nbingham196	16
nemoran	16
peachios	16	at least they wont dissapoint this year? (as someone tired of the same teams every year I do want them to do well)
Pikachu1989	16
soonersthebetter	16
Striker743	16
ThePUNisher96	16
TopheryG8er	16
3RDnKING	17
Blazeth	17
bwburke94	17
dicky_________seamus	17
Ersatzself	17
fireinvestigator113	17
jeedf	17
jmac_21	17
kamiller2020	17
MrTheSpork	17
owl_man	17
ucfskuba	17
4thPlumlee	18
captain_sasquatch	18
crownebeach	18	This is about coordinators and fit. Don Brown's coverages are largely press-man. They're really effective, but really simple, and that puts a ton of pressure on the corners, and losing Lavert Hill gives me doubts that they'll be up to the task this year. They'll win, but not win big. Offensively, I love what Josh Gattis does, but he's breaking in a new offensive line, and that means at least a month of coaching up before they're ready.
Jakesnake42	18
notyogrannysgrandkid	18
roaddogg	18
stesser	18
thexraptor	18
goodnames679	19
Red261	19
Xtremeloco	19
coogs35	20
malowry0124	20
vanburen1845	20
CambodianDrywall	21
GeauxAllDay	21
Cars-and-Coffee	22
steelcitygator	22	Offense looked better late in the year and still think the defense will be good but they need to prove they're still a top 15 team.
ToeInDigDeep	23
King-Clover	24
TehAlpacalypse	24
Maladroit44	25	-1 \| 65.0 \| Michigan could be a lot of things, but whatever they are will probably (if the Big Ten just moves its schedules down a few months) lose to OSU and Wisconsin on back-to-back weeks. And this is Michigan, after all, so the administration surely can't be satisfied with fringe-top-25 performances and losses to the Buckeyes, right?
nburt13	25

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