MARK ORTMANN RUMORS & GOSSIP
Thursday Quick Hits: No Suspension for Mark Ortmann
Mark Ortmann will not be suspended and has been cleared by the Big Ten to play on Saturday against Purdue. All I can say is that I’m glad there were no good replays of whatever happened, because Corey Liguet didn’t just start running funny on his own. It’s good that Michigan will have its starting [...]
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November 05, 2009
Discuss
Mark Ortmann Cleared to Play Against Purdue
After getting the attention of the Big Ten for his apparent shot to the midsection of Illinois player Cory Liuget after recovering Tate Forcier's fumble in the 4th quarter, OL Mark Ortmann will not be suspended or receive any sort of punishment (via AA.com)
It was widely speculated that Ortmann was guilty of at least doing something bad to Liuget. When the Illinois player...
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November 04, 2009
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November 04, 2009
Mark Ortmann Delivered A Low Blow to Corey Liuget
If you are a Michigan fan, after watching your team get beat up on by Illinois on Saturday to send you to 1-4 in Big Ten play this season, there probably aren’t many better ways to describe the feeling than comparing it to a punch to the groin. You usually don’t see it coming, and it hurts. For a while.
It can ruin your entire day.
Well, thanks to some video that’s popped...
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November 02, 2009
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November 02, 2009
Michigan linemen delivers a low blow
It was a bad Saturday for the Wolverines. Frankly, its been a bad year for them in general. The 1-6 Fighting Illini absolutely rolled over them in the second half en route to a 38-13 blowout.
And some of the Wolverines didn’t take it too well. Mark Ortmann, an offensive linemen decided when the going got [...]
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November 02, 2009
Be careful around Mart Ortmann, Joe Adams when they get emotional
Michigan offensive lineman Mark Ortmann and Arkansas receivers Joe Adams were experiencing wildly different emotions Saturday: Ortmann watched his team melt down in the second half en route to its fourth straight Big Ten loss; Adams celebrated his return from a three-game absence attributed to "minor stroke" by bringing in two touchdowns in the Razorbacks' 63-27 laugher...
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November 02, 2009
Unverified Voracity, Quickly
I'm headed out to Iowa City soon, so somewhat abbreviated today.
Get a bracelet. Phil Brabbs has just started his chemotherapy, which you can read about on his blog, and he's also offering up these stylish "cancer kicker" bracelets for the impossibly low suggested donation of $2:
You can get them by donating the funds (and possibly, you know, another five bucks...
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October 09, 2009
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October 09, 2009
Picture Pages: Cut It Up, Tate
Yet another in this site's series "counters to the scrape exchange."
This one doesn't take a whole lot of explanation. Michigan's in its H-back set and Notre Dame in the nickel it used all day. It's first and ten on Michigan's field-goal drive right before halftime:
Michigan's going to run something I called a "QB counter"; it...
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September 18, 2009
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September 18, 2009
Links for 2009-07-29
U-M eager to win, bury stench of 2008
Mark Ortmann is unclear on the size of Michigan Stadium: ""We let hundreds, if not thousands of people down last year." Or, actually, he may have been transcribed wrong.
On both sides, the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry is considered the best in college football
self serving? naw
Adversity in 2008 brings Wolverines closer together...
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July 30, 2009
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July 30, 2009
Thursday Quick Hits: Practice to Begin on August 10
Stevie Brown, Mark Ortmann, and Zoltan Mesko are going to represent Michigan for the Big Ten media days later this month.
According to Adam Rittenberg, Michigan’s first practice in pads will be on August 14. The first practice (in just helmets and shorts most likely) will be on August 10.
Zach Putnam has been called up to [...]
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July 09, 2009
Postgame Quick Thoughts
Some of our unfiltered thoughts from the game:Tim and I both agreed that Threet looked much better than Sheridan again. He made better reads, better throws (for the most part), and even looked more authoritative on his runs. With a repertoire of two half games for each, I think Steven Threet
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September 06, 2008
THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HOT 40
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