Warning Obsession: Brandon lists Fisher among scum coaching greats!

There have been many great coaches in the history of the University of Michigan Athletic Department. On the men's side, you can go back to turn of the 20th century and start listing the greats of Michigan: Yost, Crisler, Keen, Fisher, Mann, Berenson, Schembechler just to name a few. For the women, you can go back to the 1970s when Title IX came into play, but quickly the names of Hutchins, Pankratz and Plocki come to the forefront.

NigelUno wrote:Probably referring to Ray Fisher (Baseball Coach).

Fisher led his teams to a 636-295-8 record, 15 Big Ten Conference titles and U-M's first College World Series title in 1953.

Baseball stadium has his name on it.

LoneWolfSparty wrote:

Don't come all up in here with your logic!

NigelUno wrote:

Sorry.  I probably just wrecked what would have become a great Michigan obsession thread.  

Brandon's not too bright.  He probably was referring to Steve.  

LoneWolfSparty wrote:



Also sweet new shield you have with your official position!

NigelUno wrote:Probably referring to Ray Fisher (Baseball Coach).

Fisher led his teams to a 636-295-8 record, 15 Big Ten Conference titles and U-M's first College World Series title in 1953.

Baseball stadium has his name on it.

NigelUno wrote:

I wish I knew what it was.  I think I can make out a bird flying maybe?

Heat Miser wrote:

Do you feel dirty knowing that rather obscure history?

NigelUno wrote:

I knew the 1st and 3rd sentence.  I had to look up the stats.  I'm sure y2Kmgoblow would have pointed it out sooner or later.

y2kMgrad wrote:

   Nope, never heard of him.

LoneWolfSparty wrote:

That's cause you guys only follow the sports you are good at. For instance, every scummer told me from about 1999-2010 that they "weren't really into college basketball".   

y2kMgrad wrote:

Well I had season tickets then soooooooooo...  

But I couldn't tell you anything about any college baseball team.