I'm not really sure if she did or not but I am pretty sure there were close to 3,000 people out there.

I just want to use this last of my four posts on the Alamo to clear up a few things. (If you didn't read the last ones do that cause they are better and more detailed).

One Michigan player ran on the field and two coaches; not 30. I saw a see of red on the field before anything. On any other play the play would be whistled dead immediately. You know it. I know it. From that point the play was tainted.

The refs were bad and like the announcers said... consistantly bad... still though Michigan still found there way back in the game - and even after the whole Nebraska team ran on the field they still almost won the game.

Props are in order for Chad Henne for not getting sacked with :02 seconds left. Mike Hart for breaking 4 tackles before the end of the craziest play ever. Mario Manningham, Jason Avant, Steve Breaston for keeping that play alive so long. Matt Bihl for having the awareness and knowing well enough not to catch the ball but to knock it back and keep it alive. Tyler Ecker -great job to run down field and give me whatever remaining hope I had left. I know you didn't know Breaston was behind you, and I know you played your tail off. Lloyd Carr - its been about 12 hours since the game and you haven't killed anyone yet. This is a good thing.

Before I go I still want more feedback about this mess. No one has given me their opinion on the inneficient replay system. What about that pass interference no call? Was that even a fumble? And how do they let camera men on the fied? How can the NCAA the greatest sports body besides the NFL let this atrocity occur?

Get at me. And good luck.