Somewhat meta: Brian correctly predicted Michigan's score twice the past 3 seasons. Both times, Michigan won 29-7

Submitted by cappy412 on May 3rd, 2024 at 2:28 PM

This is an absolutely useless piece of information that I realized while revisiting some old game previews. In 2021, Brian predicted we would beat Indiana 29-11; Michigan won 29-7. In 2022, Brian predicted we would beat MSU 29-10; Michigan won 29-7. As far as I can tell, those are the only two times the past 3 years he's gotten his score prediction spot on.

What does this mean? I would say it means Brian has some kind of mystic connection to the number 29, but he actually predicted Michigan to score 29 points a few other times in that span (most recently for the Rose Bowl). I think what it really means is that Michigan kicks too many field goals

UM Indy

May 3rd, 2024 at 2:45 PM ^

OP, if you have some more time to kill, I'd be interested in the breakdown between odd and even score predictions.  In my mind, odd heavily outweighs even which would be more proof of Brian's fondness for goofy scores like 29.  

DrAwkward

May 3rd, 2024 at 5:51 PM ^

What a coinkydink!  My anniversary is 29 July (aka 29-7).  And we've been married 34 years, which is the same number of points Michigan scored in the national championship game. Finally: my bride and I are both U-M grads.  The coincidences just keep coming!  lol