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Aside from Michigan fans, everyone else can't get enough of Michigan losing to Appalachian State. There wasn't much in the way of Big Ten unity on that day (and apparently a fair amount of video cameras at the games). Ohio State fans, predictably, were enjoying the spectacle at Ohio Stadium and elsewhere. Michigan State had the PA announcer at Spartan Stadium make the announcement over top of the band's postgame performance . Penn State fans at Beaver Stadium really were fired up. Right down to chants of A-S-U.
Well at least the Michigan coaches can show the players a video montage of what everyone else thought of that game.
Michigan Brings Joy to Big Ten Fans
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