Talk:2023 Michigan Wolverines football team

More all time series for Michigan football

It was great to see you added penn state to michigan footballs series with\ how about adding more teams if not all teams\ including non conference! 2600:1700:EC51:6E90:DDAB:9219:7EA3:8958 (talk) 00:27, 26 June 2023 (UTC)

Page views

A number of topics relating to the 2023 Michigan football team have stand-alone articles. Not all of them are up to standards in terms of quality. Please consider investing some time to improve one or more of these articles. Here they are, ranked by the number of page views received during the 2023 season (8/1/23-10/10/23):

Rank	Title	Class	Views 8/1-10/10/23	Description
1	Jim Harbaugh	B	283,985	Head coach 2015-present
2	Michigan Wolverines football	B	114,916	Program article
3	Michigan Stadium	B	111,606	Football stadium
4	J. J. McCarthy	Start	110,858	Quarterback
5	Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry	B	67,893	Rivalry
6	Blake Corum	Start	40,355	Running back
7	2023 Michigan Wolverines football team	Start	36,086	Season article
8	Jay Harbaugh		34,988	Special teams/safeties coach
9	Jack Harbaugh		33,703	Assistant head coach
10	Michigan–Michigan State football rivalry	C	22,228	Rivalry game
11	Mike Hart	C	16,210	Running backs coach
12	Michigan Wolverines football statistical leaders	List	11,825	Statistical leaders
13	Jesse Minter	Start	11,485	Defensive coordinator
14	Sherrone Moore	Stub	11,342	Offensive coordinator
15	Roman Wilson	Start	9,345	Wide receiver
16	Donovan Edwards	Start	7,310	Running back
17	The Victors	C	4,674	Fight song
18	Mike Sainristil	Start	4,484	Defensive back
19	Zak Zinter	Stub	3,433	Offensive guard
20	Cornelius Johnson	Start	2,966	Wide receiver
21	Kris Jenkins	Stub	2,955	Defensive tackle
22	Colston Loveland	Stub	2,696	Tight end
23	Will Johnson	Start	2,652	Cornerback
24	Warde Manuel	Start	2,451	Athletic director
25	Chris Partridge	Start	2,425	Linebackers coach
26	Mason Graham	Stub	2,249	Defensive tackle
27	Michigan Marching Band	B	2,191	Marching band
28	Trevor Keegan	Start	1,904	Offensive guard
29	Kirk Campbell	Start	1,892	Quarterbacks coach
30	Drake Nugent		1,785	Center
31	Ronald Bellamy	Start	1,736	Wide receivers coach
32	James Turner		1,663	Kicker
33	Cole Cabana	Start	1,652	Running back
34	Ernest Hausmann	Start	1,555	Linebacker
35	Steve Clinkscale	Start	1,536	Defensive backs, co-defensive coordinator
36	Mike Elston	Stub	1,384	Defensive line coach
37	Junior Colson	Start	1,260	Linebacker
38	Rod Moore	Start	1,118	Defensive back
39	Braiden McGregor	Start	698	Defensive end
40	LaDarius Henderson		679	Offensive line
41	Derrick Moore	Start	601	Defensive end
42	AJ Barner	Start	585	Tight end
43	M Club banner	C	584	Banner raised before home games
44	Kenneth Grant	Start	300	Defensive tackle
45	Makari Paige		277	Safety
46	Kalel Mullings			Running back

Cbl62 (talk) 16:08, 11 October 2023 (UTC)

Vandalism

There are some articles on Wikipedia (notably this one, and the College Football Playoff National Championship) which are being edited by trolls, adding asterisks and the like in reference to the Michigan Wolverines football sign-stealing scandal. I addressed this on the CFP page, and I'll address it here:

The scandal is not only irrelevant to the CFP (which isn't sanctioned by NCAA), but it's irrelevant to the Wikipedia articles as well. The Houston Astros 2022 World Series win doesn't include any asterisks on the List of World Series champions page. Nor is there an asterisk next to Barry Bonds' name on the List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders. Because that is not how Wikipedia operates. These are factual pages used to note the specific event and/or milestone. And if a user does vandalize those pages, then remove them as well.

If the CFP committee decides to (for example) vacate Michigan's National Championship win, then it may be noted as the reason that the title was vacated. Not simply an asterisk to describe the alleged cheating, and especially not an asterisk with no context. Ala the List of Tour de France general classification winners page. Because Lance Armstrong's wins were explicitly vacated by the UCI. That's the difference.

Don't turn this in to an edit war. If you feel so strongly that these should be added, we can discuss it with a Wikipedia admin. But it's unlikely to be considered relevant for the reasons noted above. If it keeps happening, I'll go through the proper channels to have these pages auto-protected from unregistered users.StrangeApparition2011 (talk) 00:42, 20 January 2024 (UTC)

Also, the NCAA has only ever vacated games and titles for usage of ineligible players. And the NCAA president believes that Michigan did win their title fairly.

I’m guessing this is the work of angry Ohio State, Michigan State and Notre Dame fans who are upset over the fact that they can’t use certain memes against Michigan anymore.

Either way, we should notify the mods to start banning users who do this or lock the article from editing. Alex9234 (talk) 15:39, 20 January 2024 (UTC)

I appreciate the passion, but let's not explicitly accuse any group. A lot of college football fans are pushing the asterisk narrative, and trolls gonna troll.

It would ultimately come down to the CFP committee to decide to vacate Michigan's title for it to matter. As they (not the NCAA) are the governing body of CFP. It's most assuredly not going to happen.

But we have a clear precedent with examples noted above. Wikipedia doesn't operate this way. And as you said, we will appeal to Wiki admins if this behavior persists. StrangeApparition2011 (talk) 16:44, 20 January 2024 (UTC)

You appreciate what appears to be an UMAA fan’s passion, but not the efforts of people to call out cheating. 2600:6C47:BF7F:C222:54CE:58EF:4646:34A (talk) 00:22, 8 October 2024 (UTC)