Question...is Michigan more of a basketball school than football?

[realhoops2]

Despite all the Harbaugh hype their basketball program has been much more successful.

 

[koleszar]

Yes,(just because it'll piss them off) and anytime those dipshit's come on here to boast. I will reply to them with,
"Why are you here talking football? Aren't you guys a basketball school?"

 

[Scarlet_Scourge]

Both.

 

[Scarlet Jerry]

We visited their bookstore about four years ago, after they had a very successful basketball season. The store was ALL about football, and basketball apparel was relegated to the second floor.

-Scarlet Jerry

 

[realhoops2]

We visited their bookstore about four years ago, after they had a very successful basketball season. The store was ALL about football, and basketball apparel was relegated to the second floor.

-Scarlet Jerry

I guess the point I was trying to make is despite how they see themselves the results say otherwise.

 

[rutgersguy1]

Despite all the Harbaugh hype their basketball program has been much more successful.

They've won a championship, they've had the FAB 5, doesn't matter it's still a football school IMO and will always be just like Alabama, OSU etc...many others regardless of the current success of the basketball program.

If you want a better comparison their rival MSU would be a better one to debate.

 

[Frabjous]

Michigan is more of a ‘safety’ school.

 

[RUJMM78]

Michigan is more of a ‘safety’ school.

A 100,000 seat football stadium answers the question for Michigan and Penn State .

 

[ivan brunetti]

Michigan is more of a ‘safety’ school.

For what, Stanford?

 

[scarletschuyler]

Final Four in basketball, final four in hockey, so UM must not be a football program (sarcasm meter now on).

 

[FELONIOUSMONK]

They are a lot of things most better than us.