ANN ARBOR (AP) – Former members of a now-disbanded fraternity chapter at the University of Michigan say they want to continue a muddy tradition despite objections from the school
and the national fraternity.
The Michigan Daily reported that the 82nd annual Mud Bowl is off. Some former SAE members, however, said they’ll host it as independent students. The universitysaid the students are operating as a rogue fraternity under the name “The Flying Eagles.”
Dubin, who has participated in the last two Mud Bowls, said the national SAE organization “has no claim to the Michigan Mud Bowl and never has.”
Mary Beth Seiler, director of the university’s Office of Greek life, said the discontinuation of Mud Bowl is only in response to the involvement of members of the former SAE.
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