Michigan Football Championship Celebration: Join the Festivities in Ann Arbor
The Michigan football team is gearing up for a grand celebration of their 2023 national championship, inviting fans to participate in the festivities in Ann Arbor this Saturday.
Parade Details: A Journey Through Campus
On Wednesday, the university revealed plans for a spirited parade commencing at 4 p.m. Saturday. The procession will kick off at the President’s House, creating a vibrant spectacle winding its way through campus and culminating at Schembechler Hall.
Champions Circle Collective Event: A Night of Celebration
Following the parade, the Champions Circle Collective is hosting a celebratory event at Crisler Center at 7 p.m. Attendees can secure reserved seats for $60 (lower bowl) or $30 (upper bowl), with all proceeds benefiting the collective—a name, image, and likeness group directly supporting U-M student athletes. Ticket details will be communicated via email to season ticket holders and donors, and sales for the event begin at 9 a.m. Thursday.
Exclusive Commemoratives for Michigan football Fans
Michigan fans are encouraged to commemorate the national title by preordering two special books: “Blue Reign: The Story of the 2023 Michigan Wolverines’ Legendary Run to the National Championship” and “Maize & Grand: Michigan’s Epic March to the 2023 National Title.” Additionally, fans can purchase a commemorative copy of the Detroit Free Press front page from the morning after the historic championship victory and acquire a four-page special Stadium Section.
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Parade Route and Recommendations
For those planning to attend the parade, the university suggests lining up along South University Drive outside the president’s home and along State Street. Further details about the parade will be communicated by the school, although wintry weather is anticipated over the weekend.
Harbaugh’s Excitement and Televised Event
Coach Jim Harbaugh expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming festivities, stating, “Who doesn’t love a parade?” The event at Crisler Center will be televised on the Big Ten Network, with doors opening at 6 p.m.
The Wolverines secured their national title with a resounding 34-13 victory over Washington in the College Football Playoff championship game. The triumphant team returned to Ann Arbor on Tuesday night, greeted by an exuberant crowd of fans at the practice fields of Schembechler Hall on campus.
Join the Wolverines and the entire Michigan community in commemorating this historic achievement and being part of the jubilant celebrations this Saturday in Ann Arbor.
