The 1964-65 Wolverines roster, coached by Dave Strack: Charles Adams - Sr 6-3 G
Bill Buntin - Sr 6-7 C
Tom Ludwig - Sr 5-11 G
George Pomey - Sr 6-4 F/G
Larry Tregoning - Sr 6-5 F
Dan Brown - Jr 6-5 G
John Clawson - Jr 6-4 G
Oliver Darden - Jr 6-7 F
Jim Myers - Jr 6-8 F/C
Cazzie Russell - Sr 6-5 G
John Thompson - Jr 6-0 G
Van Tillotson - Jr 6-5 F
Dennis Bankey - So 6-1 G
Craig Dill - So 6-10 F/C
The first teach-in took place at the University of Michigan in March 1965 when a group of faculty members decided to make a public statement against the war Students at the University of Michigan participated int he first teach-in, held in March, 1965. The teach-ins soon spread to universities and colleges across the nation. The teach-ins served as a sort of activism during the Vietnam War.
The University of Michigan won the 1965 Rose Bowl, 34-7, against Oregon State University.
As of the 2009 season, Michigan and Georgia have met twice with each team winning once: 1) October 5, 1957 - Michigan 26, Georgia 0 2) October 2, 1965 - Georgia 15, Michigan 7
1965 (Alabama) and 1966 (Notre Dame) they spilt the national championship and in 1962 they won it outright.
6, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1957, 1965 and 1966
Lou Carnesecca. He was the head coach of the St. John's men's basketball team from 1965-1970 and 1973-1992.
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Raymond Brown - basketball - was born in 1965.
Cindy Brown - basketball - was born in 1965.
Tracy Moore - basketball - was born in 1965.
Iain MacLean - basketball - was born in 1965.
Dave Nelson coached Delaware from 1951-1965. Nelson played for Michigan under Fritz Crisler in the late 30's. When he got to Delaware he brought the Michigan helmet design as well as some aspects of Crisler's Michigan offense with him. Nelson used the same winged helmet at every school at which he coached; modifying the colors to fit those of the respective school.