Incompetence To Take Spotlight Sept. 12th

We already knew this much: Come Sept 12th, either Notre Dame would defeat a fumbling and bumbling Michigan (sucks!) in Ann Arbor, shining a light on the program Rich Rodriguez seems hell-bent on beating with the mishap stick every day and twice on gameday, or Notre Dame would lose to Michigan (sucks!) in inexplicable fashion. And by “inexplicable,” we mean that Weis and company learned nothing, zip, zilch, zero over the last 2 seasons, and have instead decided to forge through the jungle of the 2009 season using nothing but a blunted wiffle-ball bat and last year’s run-blocking to clear a path.

What we did not know, is this, and it’s really disappointing:

Millen, the former Detroit Lions president, said he’ll be back in the state of Michigan early this fall, calling college football games for ABC.

He’s expected to broadcast the Michigan-Notre Dame game Sept. 12 in Ann Arbor. He’s getting back to work as a college game analyst for ESPN/ABC, studio analyst for NFL games on ESPN and the NFL Network.

We fully expect Millen to leap up at random moments in the telecast to let his broadcasting teammates know that he’s drafting either Golden Tate or Mike Floyd or both at the #1 spot.