College Sports (Football)
Illini in Italy
- Illini HQ, Florida Panhandle
If you think itās bad here in Loyalty (and it is), check this out. Some pretty funny schitt! 
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The Michigan Shitt Show
The Michigan Shitt Show, Ann Arbor. 3,709 followers Ā· 13,813 talking about this. EXPOSING THE TRUTH
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Illini2010-11
- Sugar Grove
Well they do have the same *record* as us, and they always seem to think they are championship material.If you think itās bad here in Loyalty (and it is), check this out. Some pretty funny schitt!
The Michigan Shitt Show
The Michigan Shitt Show, Ann Arbor. 3,709 followers Ā· 13,813 talking about this. EXPOSING THE TRUTH
ChiefGritty
- Chicago, IL
I'm scared of jinxing it at this point, but I can't tell you how bizarre I found the positive reaction to the Whittingham hire at Michigan, and I said so at the time, I have the receipts.
Both sides of that marriage were playing make-believe about what the other one represented.
Both sides of that marriage were playing make-believe about what the other one represented.
Amazing how you can do whatever you want when you're a private academic institution. Including selling your holier-than-thou soul. Here's an article you'll never see in the Chicago Tribune: https://www.insidenu.com/northweste...o-donated-35-million-to-northwestern-football
lstewart53x3
- Scottsdale, Arizona
Northwestern football receives $35 million from the Uihlein family, to be used āfor sustained successā
The Uihlein family said it wanted to follow the lead of Pat and Shirley Ryan with its gift to the Northwestern football program.
www.chicagotribune.com
Most of the article focuses on the family's politics, which the author obviously disagrees with. How in your view is that selling their soul? The allegation of worker mistreatment at a large company may well be true, but per the author, it is an allegation. If that were the way the world of donations worked, organizations would have purity tests virtually no one would pass.
Heck, I think the average person would accept charity from someone they don't typically agree with.
