Michigan Wolverine Football Team Trivia

In both 2005 and 2006, the longest Michigan punt was 64 yards.

In 2005, Michigan successfully converted 52.2 percent of their fourth downs. This means that out of all the fourth down attempts they made, they were able to gain the necessary yardage and maintain possession of the ball more than half the time. This indicates a relatively high success rate for converting fourth downs, which can be attributed to the team's effective strategies, strong execution, and skilled players.

In 2005, Michigan's interception total was 12. This means that their defense intercepted the opposing team's passes 12 times throughout the season.

Number 1 is the correct answer because it has been worn by five All-America first-teamers. This indicates that multiple players who wore jersey number 1 for the Michigan Wolverines have achieved the prestigious honor of being named to the All-America first team.

During Michigan's 2003 season, there were two punts returned for touchdowns.

In 2003, the Michigan Wolverines recorded one safety.

Michigan allowed three touchdown passes in the 2007 season opener.

In the 2007 season opener, Michigan's leading receiver caught 7 passes.

In the 2005 football season, Michigan scored most often in the second quarter. This suggests that they were able to capitalize on opportunities and perform well during this specific period of the game. It could be attributed to effective game planning, strong offensive strategies, or the ability to exploit weaknesses in the opposing team's defense during the second quarter.

In 2005, Michigan did not return any kickoffs for touchdowns. Therefore, the correct answer is "None".

In 2005, there were two Michigan kickers who attempted field goals.

In the second game of the 2007 season, Michigan's leading ball carrier rushed for a total of 127 yards.

The correct answer is 13. This means that out of all the All-America first-team choices from Michigan, there were 13 players who had not worn jersey numbers through 2006.

The highest jersey number of an All-America first-team selection from Michigan through 2006 was #98.

In 2003, Michigan's composite team punting average was 37.5 yards. This means that when all the punts made by the team throughout the season are averaged, the distance covered by each punt was approximately 37.5 yards.

Michigan's record single-season tackles total, set in 2003, was 82.

In 2003, the Michigan Wolverines had an interception return of 43.5 yards, which was the longest among the given options. This means that during that year, the Wolverines' defense successfully intercepted a pass and returned it for a total of 43.5 yards before being tackled or going out of bounds.

In the 2007 season opener, Michigan's longest punt traveled a distance of 56 yards.

In Michigan's 2007 season opener, they returned their only interception for 26 yards.

In 2000, there were a total of 19 punts that were downed inside Michigan's 20-yard line.

In 2003, the Michigan Wolverines blocked only one punt.

In 2005, the longest pass completed by Michigan was 54 yards.

Michigan's quarterback sack total for 2005 was 20.

In 2005, the Michigan Wolverines made a field goal with a length of 47 yards.

The correct answer is 61. This means that during the 2003 Michigan Wolverine season, a total of 61 touchdowns were scored.

In 2003, Michigan's per-game average time of football possession was 1 minute and 34.375 seconds.

Michigan's points-per-game average in the 2003 football season was 35.4. This means that, on average, Michigan scored 35.4 points per game throughout the season.