The greatest preview ever written about a college football season that won't be happening, by a collection of the greatest writers covering Michigan football since Craig Ross was born (this was a long time ago). Plus in-depth, personal, technical, and historical features to make it totally worthwhile even if they don't play a down of football in 2020.

First Brian Cook of MGoBlog previews the team, Ace Anbender and Bryan MacKenzie handled the opponents (with a brief cameo from SBNation's Ryan Nanni).

But you're here for the features. Adam Schnepp interviewed Denard Robinson and those closest to him. Jason Kirk contributed a brief humor piece on the weirdest seasons up to now. Seth Fisher broke down how the offense corrected itself over the course of the season. Ian Boyd suggests some Clemsonian strategies for defending Ohio State that might be in the works. Seth returns for his opus on the 1918 season played during the last global pandemic (and WWI). Michigan historian Steve "Dr. Sap" Sapardanis spoke to every living person involved to tell the story of the 1950 "Snow Bowl" victory over Ohio State. Craig Ross continues his history of Michigan football into 1894, which set Michigan on a course to compete at the highest level.

And of course we conclude with the contributors' roundtable, answering the all-important questions about the 2020 season, even after the only one that matters.

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• Publication Date: August 5, 2020
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• Print Length: 286 Pages
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