University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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The smell of barbeque and the sound of laughter fills the air as people flock to Ann Arbor to tailgate before the game. From lawn chairs to tor- tilla chips shaped like footballs, there was nothing you could not get in maize and blue. photo by Shelley Skopit This fan chose a custom made t-shirt to wear on football Saturdays. Week after week, the Big House was trans- formed into a sea of maize and blue. The University leads the nation in sales of school related paraphernalia. photo by Heather Cadell I Wolverine faithfuls are not afraid to show their spirit. While some loyal fans decorated their cars with flags and window stickers, others chose a custom paint job. photo by Heather Caddell BUJi- 14 Football Sat