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UM's Chad Henne(7), tries to dive for a first down in 4th quarter action. 

Dejected Michigan players slowly leave the field after being defeated by Appalachian State University, in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007. 

U-M's Mike Hart, runs around a ASU defender, but Appalachian State University, defeated Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

U-M's Brandon Minor(4), runs away from ASU defender. Appalachian State University, defeated Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

ASU's Austin Panter(54), cheers with the fans after Appalachian State beat Michigan, 34-32. Saturday at Michigan Stadium.

U-M's Brandon Minor(4), tries to high step away from ASU defender.

ASU players lift their coach, Jerry Moore, after Appalachian State University, defeat Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

A stern faced, head coach, Lloyd Carr, right, leaves the field after Appalachian State University, defeated Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

U-M's Terrance Taylor(67), right, is held as blocks this 3rd quarter fieldgoal attempt. Appalachian State University, defeated Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

Appalachian State quarterback Armanti Edwards is taken down by Michigan's Shawn Crable during the second quarter. Appalachian State University, defeat Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

Mountaineer quarterback Armanti Edwards leaps over two Michigan defenders to score a touchdown in the second quarter. Appalachian State University, defeat Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

Mike Hart makes a cut against the Appalachian State defense during the second quarter of Saturday's game. Appalachian State University, defeat Michigan in its home opener, 34-32,

Brandon Minor jumps over several teammates as he carries the ball during the second quarter of Saturday's game. Appalachian State University, defeat Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

Not even a prayer from the Michigan Marching Band could save the Wolverines from a shocking 34-32 upset loss to Appalachian State University at Michigan Stadium, Saturday afternoon, September 1st in the 2007 season opener.

Michigan football fans, young and old, were left in state of utter disbelief after their beloved #5 nationally ranked Wolverines were upset in season opener at Michigan Stadium by Appalachian State 34-32 Saturday afternoon, September 1st.

U-M defensive player, Brandent Englemon, right, sits on the turf after, ASU, kicked a game winning fieldgoal to defeat Michigan in its home opener, 34-32, Sat., Sept. 1, 2007.

Michigan football fans in the student section of Michigan Stadium are in shock after Appalachian State blcoked a Michigan field goal attempt as time expired.

Appalachian State University's Richard Long, left, holds teammate CoCo Hillary's hand outside Michigan Stadium as Hillary breaks down and cries while talking to his mother on the phone.

Michigan players Obi Ezeh, left, and kicker Jason Gingell, right, walk dejectedly off the Michigan Stadium field after being upset 34-32 by Appalachian State University, Saturday afternoon, September 1st in the 2007 season opener.

Appalachian State University's Hans Batichon, reacts with horror as his teammate Brian Quick drops a wide open touchdown pass in the third quarter of Saturday's 34-32 upset victory.

Michigan seniors Kari Sant, left, and Noel Manning, top right, are left in a state of shock and disbelief as their beloved Wolverines go down in flames in their season opener in a huge upset loss.

Appalachian State University's Hans Batichon dives into the endzone past Michigan's Jamar Adams for a second quarter touchdown in ASU's 34-32 upset victory over the #5 ranked Wolverines Saturday afternoon, September 1st at Michigan Stadium.

Dejection and disbelief were the order of the day for young and old fans alike as they watched Michigan lose one for the ages against Appalachian State University 34-32 Saturday afternoon.

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