Who Wins The Battle Of Michigan?

Oh, yes, my friends, today is Friday, which means it’s one more day until Saturday. I don’t need to tell you what happens on Saturdays. You should already know that. But, in case you don’t, I’ll remind you anyway because it’s very important; more important then the presentation or exam you will prepare for over the weekend. Saturday means college football returns, and if you already have plans tomorrow afternoon, scrap them, because you’re missing out on a weekend that may outline the beginning stages of the BCS landscape. What could you have planned that is better than watching an old-school conference matchup?

Maybe this game will help with your decision. Michigan State travels 50 miles to the Big House to take on their in-state rival Michigan Wolverines. It is a game with instant classic potential and just a good ‘ole fashion Big Ten conference game. Except this will not be a game. It will be a heavyweight fight. It’s not Ali-Frazier. A better comparison would be Ali-Foreman and this fight between rivals will surely go to the last round. Both teams sit atop the Big Ten Standings. The winner will continue to keep pace and stay undefeated in the Big Ten marathon, while the loser will have to sprint their way to the finish line.
This is a matchup of two of the better teams in the Big Ten. Both teams are evenly matched, and, ultimately, it will be a battle of who wants it more that will determine the outcome.

Saying Michigan State has their hands full is not an understatement. It’s a fact. The defense must find a way to slow down Heisman favorite Denard Robinson. It is an assignment that Michigan’s five previous opponents could not complete. Robinson leads the Big Ten and nation in rushing and is second in quarterback rating. Michigan leads the nation in total offense with 565.5 ypg, third in rushing with 324.4 ypg., and ranks ninth in points per game with 41.4. Greg Jones and the rest of the Spartan defense cannot allow Robinson to gash them big play after big play. The defense must

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