Colorado creates hilarious fake depth chart for Michigan (Photo)

Michigan is one of very few college football programs that never puts out a depth chart, so its Week 3 opponent, Colorado, released one for the Wolverines.

Sort of.

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How good is this? 3-foot-5 Eric Cartman at left tackle. Manute Bol as the second-string “thin receiver.” Elmer Fudd at quarterback. James Bond (No. 007, of course) at defensive tackle. Bernie Sanders as the free safety (get it?).

Too funny. This isn’t the first time Colorado sports information director Dave Plati has done something like this. It used to put out fake injury reports back in its Big 12 years with Kansas State, which was also tight-lipped about player injuries.

From ESPN:

That’s not the only fun thing the Buffaloes have going on this week. The team will wear the same uniform combination it wore back on September 24, 1994. Don’t remember that date? This should jog your memory:

Yep, that’s the afternoon of Kordell Stewart’s famous Hail Mary to beat the Wolverines. Pretty good. Oh, and here’s the uniform:

Michigan, ranked No. 4 in the country, and Colorado have played four times in history, and that Hail Mary is the only win for the Buffs.

Both teams are 2-0 to start off the season heading into Saturday’s matchup at Michigan Stadium. The game kicks off at 3:30 p.m. ET.

For more Colorado news, visit BuffStampede.com.

For more Michigan news, visit TheWolverine.com.

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