10-20-2016
Michigan staved off two late match points to outlast the reeling Terrapins, 3-2.
Dear subscribers,
Today, we bring you student responses from the presidential debate as well as an update on the controversial deer cull in Ann Arbor. Michigan volleyball pulled out a win over Maryland after starting in a 2-0 deficit. In addition, Michigan football's coaches are thriving under Harbaugh, and the Heisman hype around Jabrill Peppers continues to grow.
All the best,
The Michigan Daily
At watch parties for the final presidential debate Wednesday night, hosted by the University of Michiganâs chapters of College Democrats and Students for Hillary as well as the College Republicans, students divided along party lines with two distinct interpretations of who won the debate and how each candidate performed.
Charles Woodson does not have many peers in Michigan football history when it comes to the impact he made on games from 1995 to 1997. But as Peppers stars on defense, dabbles on offense, flips the field on special teams and vaults his name into Heisman consideration, the comparisons become harder and harder to ignore.
This culture of learning spawns from a competition-rules-all culture in Michigan coach Jim Harbaughâs staff.
The city of Ann Arbor has begun planning for this year's wintertime deer cull, the second iteration of the cityâs four-year plan to manage its deer population.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources gave Ann Arbor permission to kill up to 100 deer within city boundaries last December. The first part of the cull took place earlier this year between January and March, killing 63 deer.
TBT
The largest margin of victory for Michigan against Illinois was 57-0 in 1969. This year was also Bo Schembechler first year of coaching at U of M.
