Updated, with gallery: Readers submit photos of University of Michigan fans around New Orleans
Posted on Wed, Jan 4, 2012 : 5:56 a.m.
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A truck at Canal and Bourbon streets. Bill Peters, Ypsilanti
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A University of Michigan flag hangs from a bar balcony on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. Bill Peters, Ypsilanti
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Saline Middle School 8th-grader Patrick Ogden with the numerous U of M fans on Bourbon Street. Submitted by Chris Ogden, Ypsilanti
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Our decorated Jeep being towed to New Orleans. Dennis Gerlach
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We stopped at a rest stop right outside New Orleans - a car from Virginia Tech was parked - couldn't resist snapping a picture with my mom in her GO BLUE shirt - the owners came out and have us a big hug! Carol Wallace is in the picture - she has been going to the games for 30 years - retired from U of M. Submitted by Deb Chappell
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Submitted by Dennis Gerlach
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"I am from Ypsilanti and now live in Tennessee.?My husband is from Virginia and is Hokies fan.? We live in Tennessee and had to make sure we made it to this game!" Submitted by Lynda and Mark Ingram
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"I am from Ypsilanti and now live in Tennessee.?My husband is from Virginia and is Hokies fan.? We live in Tennessee and had to make sure we made it to this game!" Submitted by Lynda and Mark Ingram
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"I am from Ypsilanti and now live in Tennessee.?My husband is from Virginia and is Hokies fan.? We live in Tennessee and had to make sure we made it to this game!" Submitted by Lynda and Mark Ingram
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"Enjoying a sweet overtime win with my 85-year-old dad!" Pictured: Bob Schmidt, MD, professor emeritus; and David Schmidt, MD, class of '98.
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My son Patrick Ogden, an 8th-grader at Saline Middle School, and myself after the game. Submitted by Chris Ogden, Ypsilanti
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My son Patrick Ogden (holding the "Mayhem" sign), an 8th-grader at Saline Middle School, and myself after the game. Submitted by Chris Ogden, Ypsilanti
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Coach Brady Hoke and the U of M players at the Sugar Bowl trophy presentation following the game. Submitted by Chris Ogden, Ypsilanti
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The beginning of the Sugar Bowl trophy presentation. Submitted by Chris Ogden, Ypsilanti
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Thousands of University of Michigan fans traveled to New Orleans for Tuesday's Sugar Bowl vs. Virginia Tech, and we asked them to show us their photos of fans around the city.
Photos show U-M flags on Bourbon Street and some good-natured rivalry on the road to the Sugar Bowl.
If you have photos from New Orleans you want included in this gallery, email them to juliebaker@annarbor.com, and we'll add them.
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