Introductions may take a little longer next weekend at Michigan Stadium’s midfield.
No. 8 Wisconsin comes to Ann Arbor to face No. 5 Michigan, two teams who haven’t seen each other since 2010 due to the Big Ten’s unbalanced schedules since separating to divisions.
This is what the modern Big Ten has brought us, two premier programs going half a decade without facing off.
Not that Michigan minded the break, though.
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As U-M quarterback Wilton Speight chuckled in Saturday’s postgame about U-M pounding the ball against Penn State during the 49-10 win, it was a flashback to the last Wisconsin meeting.