Fish’s 2019 Michigan Football Season Prediction
Is this finally the year? The year for Jim Harbaugh to beat Michigan State at home? To beat Ohio State anywhere? To make it to Indianapolis? To win the Big Ten for the first time Read More …
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2019 Michigan Football Season Preview: Five Bold Predictions
The 2019 season is so close you can taste it. Polls have started to come out and Michigan is, once again, highly ranked and expected to do big things. The best preseason predictor out there, Read More …
Fish’s 2018 Michigan Football Season Prediction
The 2018 season is just about here so it’s time for the release of my annual full Michigan season prediction. I’ve done decent at best in the past, a little optimistic at times but haven’t Read More …
Forward Thinking: Way Too Early 2018 Michigan Football Season Prediction
Oh the difference in confidence I would have had here if Michigan would have taken care of business against South Carolina. But the Wolverines dropped an ugly one to the Gamecocks and now everyone turns Read More …
Fish’s 2017 Michigan Football Season Prediction
How will Michigan be able to compete with so much roster turnover? Can Harbaugh win the big games in November? Will the freshmen be able to contribute right away? How in the world has any Read More …
Fish’s 2016 Michigan Football Season Prediction
There hasn’t been this much hype going into a Michigan football season since 2007. And while that started with the worst loss in school history, the odds of that happening again is very low. Unlike Read More …
Looking Ahead: 2015-16 Michigan Basketball Predictions
While the 2015-16 Michigan basketball season started, and off to a nice, fast start (2-0), the real games are on the docket. And with the real tests upcoming, we here at MGoFish have our season Read More …
Caught in the Maize: My 2015 Michigan Football Season Prediction
Here it is. My 2015 Michigan football season prediction and I had trouble putting this together. My heart and brain is damaged thanks to the previous 7 years of coaching incompetence. It was difficult seeing Read More …