2006 University of Michigan Football Team
Vanderbilt at #14 Michigan
U-M leads the series 9-0-1
Saturday, Sept. 2 • Noon EDT
Michigan Stadium • Ann Arbor, Mich.
ESPN Television
Michigan Stats
- Michigan is #14 in the AP Poll and #15 in the USA Today Coaches Poll
- Michigan has more wins that any football program in NCAA history, 849-280-36 (.744206)
- Michigan has the highest winning percentage of any team in the NCAA history (.744206)
- Michigan ranks #1 all-time in composite AP final football polls (1936-2005)
- Michigan has 42 Big 10 titles which is the most conference titles of any NCAA school
- Michigan has the most weekly appearances in the AP poll, appearing 724 times entering the 2006 season
- Michigan has led the nation in attendance 31 of the last 32 years
- Michigan has appeared in 31 straight bowls, the longest current streak in NCAA history.
- Michigan has had 356 football games televised (237-111-8), which leads the NCAA.
- The Michigan football program is the only Big 10 team in any sport to win a conference title in each decade. It is the winningest overall athletic program in Big 10 Conference history
- Michigan has appeared in more Rose Bowls (19) than any other Big 10 Conference school
- Michigan has 11 national championships (5th all-time) to OSU's 7
Lloyd Carr Stats
- Head coach Lloyd Carr has a career winning percentage of .750 (102-34), ranking him fifth among active Division I coaches.
- Michigan has a xx-xx overall record against AP nationally ranked teams under Lloyd Carr. The Wolverines have compiled a xxx-xxx-xx (.xxx) all-time record against AP nationally ranked teams.
- He now leads active Big 10 coaches with 68 conference wins (68-20).
- He grabbed the active career lead in Big 10 wins during the 2003 season.
- He is the eighth coach in conference history to claim five or more Big 10 championships.
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