Here's the SI article on the 1986 Michigan game

by Bill, Murrieta, CA, Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 14:15 (5137 days ago) @ CK08

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1065232/index.htm

Indeed, it was that team. Michigan sneaked past Notre Dame 24-23 in South Bend last Saturday and then blew out of town before anybody could change the score. Luck of the Irish? Hah. Notre Dame suffered two lost fumbles, an interception in the end zone, a kickoff it could not field, a dropped touchdown pass, a missed extra point, an apparent go-ahead touchdown reception in the fourth quarter that was ruled incomplete and a last-second field goal attempt that was tipped and barely missed winning the game. If any one of those misfortunes had gone the other way, new coach Lou Holtz would probably have a Notre Dame winning percentage 119 points higher than Knute Rockne's.

All the hallmarks of a very well-coached football team, huh?


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