North vs. South Endzone update

As I had posted previously we put some of my mother's ashes in the south endzone of Michigan Stadium while the field was being resurfaced in 2003. My dad wanted me to keep track how many points were scored against Michigan in each endzone, convinced that her ashes would help stop the opposition.
This was a good year for my mom. the opposition only manages 22 points in the south endzone vs. 61 in the north endzone. This brings the total since 2003 to 996 in the north vs 842 in the south.

My dad passed away this summer and we haven't managed to get his ashes down on the field yet. But I'm sure we'll find a way and more importantly, find a way to track what difference his ashes are making for the Wolverines.

North Endzone vs. South Endzone - Defense

My mom passed away in 2003. In May of that year my dad was in town for the 50th anniversary of his graduation from the Michigan College of Pharmacy. Coincidentally, Michigan Stadium was converting form a grass field back to artificial turf. Along with my sister we somehow got into the stadium and were able to place some of my mom's ashes in the South Endzone, just to the right of the goal post (the flag pole side). The turf had not been laid down, so her ashes are actually now covered by the turf.

My dad has asked me to determine if her presence in the South Endzone has helped make that end better defensively than the North End. Here are the results.

Date	Opp	North	South
8/30/2003	CMU	7	0
9/6/2003	Houston	0	3
9/13/2003	Notre Dame	0	0
9/27/2003	Indiana	14	3
10/18/2003	Illinois	7	7
10/25/2003	Purdue	0	3
11/22/2003	OSU	14	7
9/4/2004	Miami (OH)	7	3
9/18/2004	San Diego St	7	14
9/25/2004	Iowa	14	3
10/9/2004	Minnesota	10	14
10/30/2004	MSU	14	13
11/13/2004	Northwestern	10	10
9/3/2005	Northern Illinois	7	10
9/10/2005	Notre Dame	7	10
9/17/2005	EMU	0	0
10/8/2005	Minnesota	20	3
10/15/2005	Penn St.	22	3
11/12/2005	Indiana	0	14
11/19/2005	OSU	19	6
9/2/2006	Vanderbilt	7	0
9/9/2006	CMU	17	0
9/23/2006	Wisconsin	7	6
10/7/2006	MSU	7	6
10/21/2006	Iowa	6	0
10/28/2006	Northwestern	0	3
11/4/2006	Ball St	16	10
9/1/2007	Appalachian St	24	10
9/8/2007	Oregon	18	21
9/15/2007	Notre Dame	0	0
9/22/2007	Penn St.	3	6
10/6/2007	EMU	13	9
10/13/2007	Purdue	7	14
10/27/2007	Minnesota	3	7
11/17/2007	OSU	14	0
8/30/2008	Utah	16	9
9/6/2008	Miami (OH)	3	3
9/27/2008	Wisconsin	12	13
10/4/2008	Illinois	10	35
10/11/2008	Toledo	10	3
10/25/2008	MSU	14	21
11/15/2008	Northwestern	7	14
9/5/2009	WMU	0	7
9/12/2009	Notre Dame	31	3
9/19/2009	EMU	3	14
9/26/2009	Indiana	12	21
10/17/2009	Delaware St	3	3
10/24/2009	Penn St.	13	22
11/7/2009	Purdue	21	17
11/21/2009	OSU	14	7
9/4/2010	Connecticut	0	10
9/18/2010	Massachusetts	14	23
9/25/2010	Bowling Green	21	0
10/9/2010	MSU	3	31
10/16/2010	Iowa	21	17
11/6/2010	Illinois	52	13
11/20/2010	Wisconsin	14	34
9/3/2011	WMU	3	7
9/10/2011	Notre Dame	21	10
9/17/2011	EMU	0	3
9/24/2011	San Diego St	7	0
10/1/2011	Minnesota	0	0
10/29/2011	Purdue	0	14
11/19/2011	Nebraska	14	3
11/26/2011	OSU	17	17
9/8/2012	Air Force	10	15
9/15/2012	Massachusetts	0	13
10/13/2012	Illinois	0	0
10/20/2013	MSU	7	3
		694	623
			47.30%

Her endzone is slightly better, just under  over 47% of the points Michigan's opponents have scored have come in the South Endzone.
The only score I can't account for is the 4th quarter score by AJ Harris of Northern Illinois. I can't find any second half highlights from that game and mgoblue.com doesn't have a working link to the pdf of the play-by-play. So this is the best I can do for now dad.

Thanks to jiMpossible for finding the M-NIU Michigan Replay from 2005.