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Bo Schembechler

Bo Schembechler

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Oct 31, 2026

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0:29
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Brent MusburgerHOST
0:59
This is Channel 7's Big Ten Ticket with Don Shane and Bo Schembechler.
Don ShaneHOST
1:05
For Michigan, it is the game in between the two biggies.
Don ShaneHOST
1:08
It's the Illini in Champaign sandwiched between another comeback win over Minnesota and the showdown at Purdue for the Spartans.
Don ShaneHOST
1:20
Hello, everybody.
Don ShaneHOST
1:20
I'm Don Shane.
Don ShaneHOST
1:21
He, of course, is Bo Schembechler.
Don ShaneHOST
1:23
We must start with the drive, as we call it now, to win that game over Minnesota.
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2:11
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speaker_7NARRATOR
2:29
This is Channel 7's Big Ten Ticket with Don Shane and Bo Schembechler.
Don ShaneHOST
2:36
This afternoon in Ann Arbor, Michigan and Michigan State will play a football game for the 99th time against each other.
Don ShaneHOST
2:43
These two teams are going in opposite directions.
Bob DaviePANELIST
7:39
Mark, you're right.
Bob DaviePANELIST
7:40
This is not the old Big Ten, and it's definitely not Woody Hayes versus Bo Schembechler, grinded-out offenses.
Bob DaviePANELIST
7:46
Both these two offenses are averaging about 40 points a game.
Bob DaviePANELIST
7:50
Penn State, they do a lot.
Bob ThornbladhGUEST
20:40
I just don't do it.
Bob ThornbladhGUEST
20:41
I was taught by Coach Schembechler, you know, we're not going to criticize the program publicly.
Bob ThornbladhGUEST
20:46
And so I don't like doing it.
Bob ThornbladhGUEST
20:48
But let's be honest, the offense has not been productive.
Ravi LullaHOST
4:24
That's their Mike Riley into Scott Frost stretch as a football program.
Ravi LullaHOST
4:30
Outside of that, they've really consistently been pretty to very good basically since Bo Schembechler took over in like 1970.
Ravi LullaHOST
4:41
Yeah.
Ravi LullaHOST
4:42
69, 70, somewhere in
Tim McCormickHOST
6:16
Greg Campy wants to beat Michigan so bad on Monday, but he does have a a deep down love for the University of Michigan.
Tim McCormickHOST
6:24
Why? Well, his father played on the 1947 National Championship team for Fritz Kreisler, and his brother also played for Bo Schembechler and was a Big Ten champion.
Tim McCormickHOST
6:37
So we're going to dive into that question with Greg Campy.
Tim McCormickHOST
6:41
So we're going to talk to Greg and get his game keys and some of the most important things that we can look for in that game.
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Oct 29 · 2 Mentions

RudyAUDIENCE
36:45
And he's a Michigan guy.
RudyAUDIENCE
36:47
And all the Mallory boys played for Bo Schembechler.
RudyAUDIENCE
36:50
There were like four of them.
RudyAUDIENCE
36:51
And I asked Doug to tell me his favorite Bo story.
RudyAUDIENCE
36:55
So here it is.
RudyAUDIENCE
36:56
So Bo used to have a yardstick.
RudyAUDIENCE
37:00
Bo Schembechler, the coach at Michigan for years, used to have a yardstick, and he'd walk up and down behind the offensive line during practice, measure their splits, whatever.
RudyAUDIENCE
37:09
He didn't tolerate mistakes.
Don KlineHOST
0:25
Good afternoon, everyone, and Happy New Year from Pasadena, California, the home of collegiate football's greatest extravaganza, the Rose Bowl, matching the Big Ten champion Michigan Wolverines against the Pacific Eight champion Stanford Indians.
Don KlineHOST
0:41
This is Don Kline with Don Kramer and our NBC radio producer, Hal Ashby, on the scene here at the site of the granddaddy of all the New Year's Day Bowl games, where John Ralston's Indians are about to face Bo Schembechler's Wolverines in the 58th renewal of this great tradition of the intercollegiate sports scene.
Don KlineHOST
1:01
As Stanford and Michigan square off against each other here this afternoon, this is indeed another milestone in Rose Bowl history dating back to 1902, for it was on this day 70 years ago that the first Rose Bowl game was played.
Don KlineHOST
1:15
a contest that matched these two universities, Michigan and Stanford, in the first bowl game ever played.

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Don KlineHOST
40:31
Randy Poteau came up from the strong safety spot and stopped Taylor.
Don KlineHOST
40:37
Short of a first down by about a yard and a half.
Don KlineHOST
40:40
So now the question from the bench from Bo Schembechler.
Don KlineHOST
40:44
Will the Wolverines go to their kicking specialist, Dana Coyne, who has won the last two games for the Wolverines over Purdue and Ohio State with those field goals by which they beat the Boilermakers 2017.
Matt ZimmerHOST
25:50
Sometimes the players and coaches hate each other too, depending on what the circumstances are, what the relationships are like.
Matt ZimmerHOST
25:57
But everyone found out years after the fact that Bo Schembechler and Woody Hayes were friends.
Matt ZimmerHOST
26:02
They were... head coaches in the fiercest rivalry in all of college football everyone assumed that they hated each other's guts turns out they were like pen pals and
John GaskinsHOST
26:11
because as far as i could translate they weren't friends during the 10 years they played became friends later they hated each other and the only thing they said to each other all year long was at the 50 yard line before the game hi woody hi beau after the game a handshake they don't say anything But Woody was Bo's coach.
Matt ZimmerHOST
27:21
And also, you're inside it.
Matt ZimmerHOST
27:23
You're going through the same thing.
Matt ZimmerHOST
27:24
Like, it makes sense that Bo Schembechler and Woody Hayes would be friends.
Matt ZimmerHOST
27:27
Or OJ and Glo or whoever.
Dari NowkhahHOST
10:21
The answer is this.
Dari NowkhahHOST
10:22
In 1975 season, so the 1976 bowl game, the University of Oklahoma beat Michigan and head coach Bo Schembechler.
Dari NowkhahHOST
10:32
1985 season, 1986 Orange Bowl.
Dari NowkhahHOST
10:35
They knock off Joe Paterno and Penn State.

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