what quarterback beat michigin  three times?
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Ohio St. QB Tippy Dye in the 1930's...and Troy Smith if he gets it done today
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say mike hunt, 3 xs really fast
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Forgot his name but the same guy who won last year - he's won 4 times now.  The "Cowboy Nation" dood....hope this helps
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1.Gary Anderson\n2.Adam Vinatieri\n3.Gary Anderson
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Ohio State. Michigan is a good team with a lot of talent, but Ohio State is a better all-around team. Michigan doesnt have many consistent players. Chad Henne isnt consistent. Their only consistent player is Mike Hart. Even Mario Manningham isnt consistent. Here's an interesting fact...Mario Manningham had zero catches against Ball State. Any time you're kept to zero catches against a team like Ball State, it shows that you're not a consistent player.\n\nOhio State 31-27
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Dan Marino with out a doubt. He is always mentioned with the top QBs. Name ONE other QB without a ring who is always listed in the top 5 at least.
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like i have said all the other times i've answered this question...\n\nOhio State is a better all-around team. Troy Smith is just too good for Michigan. They haven't been able to stop him the past 2 yrs...why would they be able to stop him this year? He also has the chance to become to first Ohio State quarterback to beat Michigan 3 years in a row.\n\nits gonna be a close one down to the end\n31-27 Ohio State wins on a game-winning TD pass to Gonzo... thats my prediction
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Thought the turf issue was equal for both teams myself, last year Mich got beat in Mich. In 2003 Mich beat OSU and OSU didn't cry.  So yeppers think they had their shot and need to get over it until next year and try it again.
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I think the Heisman is still up for grabs.  Although OSU won, and Troy Smith played a good game, I don't think he wrapped it up becuase he was not an overshelmingly dominate player in the game.  I think he still has something to prove and I am pulling for him.
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I seem to remember when either Brett Favre or Jim McMahon was just grabbed and thrown to the turf by a pissed-off defender (whose name escapes me) well after the play was over, wiping out the quarterback's shoulder. Just an overt act of frustration and anger taken out on an opposing player. That pretty much defines it for me to this day.
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Lewis, Darryll  CB  Arizona  99-2000\nLewis, David LB Southern California 82\nLewis, Nate WR Oregon Tech 90-93\nLewis, Terry CB Michigan State 85\n\nno tony
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Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana: 4\nTroy Aikman, Tom Brady: 3
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Joe Cool, Comeback Joe Montana, The Comeback Kid\n\nI hate to be the one to point it out, but Joe Montana won FOUR SBs, not three! (SB XVI, SB XIX, SB XXIII and SB XXIV) He won the MVP in THREE SBs. Joe NEVER threw an interception during ANY SB, EVER!\n\nSome of the younger generation who never saw Joe play simply look at statistics and argue about who was better, for the vast majority of those of us who lived through the Monana Legend, there is no discussion possible. For those who have witnessed Joe step up to the line with that easy smile on his face at his own 20 yard line with 1:20 left in a Conference Championship with the 49ers trailing, then move them down the field and score the game winner as easily as you or I walking to the front door........\n\nCris Collinsworth a wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals who lost twice in the SB to Montana may have said it best: \n\n"I don't want to call him a god, .......but he's not human either."\n\n(Yeah, absolutely, Greatest QB Ever, without doubt.)
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no Carr wanted to pull his starters by halftime, and at one point had their backup quarterback warming up but Ball State kept hanging around. \n\nTwo turnovers cost Michigan 9 points as Hart fumbled for the first time in 2 years and the ball went out the endzone for a safety and Henne didn't see the safety drop down into zone and threw the ball right to him which was returned for a touchdown. \n\nDefensively Michigan was looking very good (47 yards rushing against for the game) but their secondary let two receivers behind them for long gains of over 50 yards each. \n\nBasically Michigan must have been looking forward to the OSU matchup, as were the Buckeyes. Both teams barely squeaked by their competition but a win is a win. Both Illinois and Ball State came to play today and really had each team on the ropes. Wild day in college sports as three top 5 teams almost fell to subpar opponents with OSU winning against Illinois by 7, Michigan beating Ball State by 8, and Florida holding off Vanderbilt by 6.
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Michigan 27- OSU 23 Blue's D holds em at the end.\nSmile down Bo and HAIL TO THE VICTORS! HAIL TO THE CONQUERING HEROES! HAIL HAIL TO MICHIGAN...THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD!
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All time:  Bernie Kosar.  Even though he had no mobility whatsoever, he was once of the most intelligent QB's to ever play the game.  Plus, he was a great team player and led the Browns to some great wins in the 1980's.  He also has a great business sense and helped bring the Browns back to Cleveland.\n\nCurrently: Jake Delommne.  Even though he doesn't have the best physical skills.  He has a great swagger about him and knows what he can do to help his team win.  He never forces any plays and he will take the Panthers to the Super Bowl this year.
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Sept. 13, 2003 OSU beat them 44-38 if that's the game you are talking about.\n\n\nOhio State's defense stuffed North Carolina State's T.A. McLendon on 4th-and-1 at the goal line to preserve a wild 44-38 triple-overtime victory for the Buckeyes Saturday afternoon in front of 104,890 fans at Ohio Stadium.\nhttp://ohiostatebuckeyes.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/091303aab.html\n\n\nCOLUMBUS, Ohio — They had it won, and then they didn't. They had it won again, and then they didn't. Then they had it lost. And, remarkably, then they didn't. It was just another nail-biting, breath-taking, heart-stopping day — and nearly night — at the office for the defeat-defying Buckeyes as Ohio State survived three overtimes and a record-setting day by opposing quarterback Philip Rivers to beat North Carolina State 44-38 on Saturday. \nhttp://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/games/2003-09-13-ncsu-ohiostate_x.htm