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9/16/08

Notre Dame Fans Create Revenge Yakety Sax Michigan Highlights

Thanks To YouTube, The ND-Michigan Rivalry Is Still Very Competitive

NCAAF, Michigan Wolverines, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, College Football Rivalries

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The Michigan - Notre Dame rivalry has lost some national luster in recent years as the Wolverines abused the Irish the last two season, and now it's the Maize and Blue who are struggling mightily. The closest game in the last four years was the ND 17-0 shutout of Michigan in 2004. That's OK, it's still a very compelling rivalry thanks to a little YouTube fun after the last two games/debacles.

I'm sure you recall the "Jimmy Clausen for Heisman" highlight reel above that was created shortly after Clausen and Notre Dame played one of the worst game in their long history last year in losing to Michigan 38-0. The lowlight reel was played to the tune of Yakety Sax featuring each and every one of Sunshine's mistakes. There were a lot.

So it was only inevitable that the Irish faithful would return the favor to their beloved rivals. Here's their medicine:

Brian Cook of MGoBlog has taken the medicine in stride. However, unlike him, I hope it's still several years before this game is played well enough to prevent one of these videos.