“Go Blue”: 3X Paralympic Gold Medalist Joins in the Celebration After Michigan Wolverines Landed Epic Title Win After 27 Years
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Following the gilded night of Monday, the Michigan Wolverines’ world has changed. The much-criticized football team in the Big Ten jumped into a swanky tale that often felt unbelievable. Their NCAA Football title-winning performance against the second-seeded Washington Huskies earned them the due credit. The top-seeded team never felt it was a cakewalk, despite the scoreline showing a different affair. Rather, the victory chance was bleak as the Wolverines’ last title victory came in 1997, sharing with the Cornhuskers.
So, after the final whistle of Monday night’s game, the team and its fans didn’t miss a single celebration to share the fun. The list included a Paralympic legend.
Paralympic track and field star goes blue
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The Paralympic track and field phenom Nick Mayhugh doesn’t miss his best-loved football team’s on or off-court engagements. Moreover, on the NCAA Football title game day, he took several banters against the Wolverines’ opponents in funny colors. The reason was evoking as when last time Michigan Wolverines won its College Football Championship, Mayhugh was just 1-year-old. So the brewing fanfare erupted after the Wolverines decimated the Huskies. NBC Olympics and Paralympics took a special note of the reigning Paralympic champion’s gesture and posted the visual on X. “Paralympian @nickmayhugh wasted NO time celebrating @UMichFootball’s national championship! #GoBlue”.
Paralympian @nickmayhugh wasted NO time celebrating @UMichFootball's national championship! #GoBlue
(via @LylesNoah) pic.twitter.com/ODurUYwtHg
— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) January 9, 2024
The intrepid athlete delved into the fun by pronouncing the latest dernier cri, “go blue” with thumping on his chest. The mode extended with Mayhugh’s trademark running wear, holding the ultimate Michigan Wolverines logo. That paired well with his socks, printed with the “Go Blue” tagline. Soon, the sprinter disappeared in his track, minding his Paralympic drills, wearing the champion’s color. The X-post didn’t go unchecked by another track and field monarch, Noah Lyles. Showing his share of support, he reshared the NBC Olympics and Paralympics’ post within hours. However, those two were not the only Olympians to harbor fan love.
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Michael Phelps stays apart with his share of love
With the Michigan Wolverines, Michael Phelps’ connection goes deep. Since 2004, the most decorated Olympian has nurtured the relationship with heartwarming appearances occasionally. Last year the Wolverines’ NCAA run was one sharing the same mood. After the victory against the Penn State Nittany Lions, the Olympic legend used his Instagram story to extend the reason for the celebration. So the historical Monday night seemed to have a special Michael Phelps way of celebration on that estimate. That happened as well.
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Phelps retorted to aplomb observance with the slogan “Let’s Go Blue” in his Instagram story. After all such celebrated Olympians joined the moment, Monday night seemed a heavenly affair for the Wolverines’ fans worldwide.
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BHUJAYA RAY CHOWDHURY