University of Michigan football team eager to move onby By John Heuser The Ann Arbor News
University of Michigan senior defensive end Tim Jamison said he was so worn down after his team's loss to Toledo on Saturday that he fell asleep by 7 p.m. that night.
Though Jamison appeared well rested at the team's news conference Monday morning, he hadn't forgotten the emotion of the 13-10 defeat, Michigan's first ever to a Mid-American Conference opponent and the fourth of the season for the Wolverines.
"Oh, man, yeah, disbelief," Jamison said of his feeling following the game. "I didn't see that coming, really. The team didn't see it coming. But it happens. It's a bad moment ... just, it's behind us now."
And just ahead of the Wolverines is, arguably, the best team they'll face all year. With less than a week to go until Michigan (2-4, 1-1 Big Ten) meets No. 3-ranked Penn State (7-0, 3-0) in State College, the Wolverines are putting a premium on maintaining a positive attitude.
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