Wisconsin-Michigan Battle For Revenge, Respect at Camp Randall

Justin Potts by Scribe Written on November 13, 2009
ANN ARBOR, MI - SEPTEMBER 23:  David Harris #45 and Alan Branch #80 of the Michigan Wolverines stop P.J. Hill #39 of the Wisconsin Badgers on September 23, 2006 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Michigan defeated Wisconsin 27-13.  (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images

Last Saturday we learned the truth behind the slow start to Rich Rodriguez’s career as head coach of Michigan football.

It’s not a matter of getting the right players to fit the system or the cupboard being left bare by the outgoing staff. It’s not that he’s forced to start a true freshman quarterback or two walk-ons on defense. 

It’s all part of Rodriguez’s master plan: to stop every streak Michigan has going so that he can start them all up again himself.

Then, decades from now, when Michigan is enjoying another long bowl streak or when Michigan nails down its 20th straight win over Purdue, folks will look back and say that streak was started by Rich Rodriguez.

He will be revered the way Bo Schembechler is now.

OK, so maybe not. But it’s a good conspiracy theory anyway.

It seems that every week another Michigan streak falls. Last week it was Michigan’s first home loss to Purdue since 1966.

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