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this is a discussion within the College Community Forum; Not only did the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers (Rutgers!?!?!) beat the program formerly known as the University of Michigan at home (Piscataway), they blocked the game winning field goal attempt ... it was a pretty rough weekend in Ann Arbor ...
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The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
Not only did the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers (Rutgers!?!?!) beat the program formerly known as the University of Michigan at home (Piscataway), they blocked the game winning field goal attempt ... it was a pretty rough weekend in Ann Arbor all around,
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Re: The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
The man that KILLED Michigan football. Rich Rodriguez
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It was declining before his arrival ... he did a better job than its current coach...and he did not lose as the current coach is. Rodriguez is turning around Arizona right now.
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I'm right there with you, SloMo. Really sucks to be a Michigan football fan right now.
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Re: The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
Originally Posted by SmashMouth
That would be ideal. I doubt either of those guys end up as Michigan's HC next year though, as much as I would love it to happen.![]()
- There's a lot of reports saying Harbaugh and the 49ers don't get along, and Harbaugh might not be their HC next year. But my thing is, even if the 49ers let Harbaugh go, there would be like 10 other NFL teams trying to hire him. I don't think he would return to the college game. - Why would Miles leave LSU? He loves Michigan, but he's got a great thing going down in Baton Rouge. I don't know if he would just pack up and leave. We will probably just have to take a chance on another "up and comer", as much as that sucks. I'm really hoping for Jeremy Pruitt or a Jake Spatival hire though. I think either of those guys would be a great. |
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Re: The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
It was declining before his arrival ... He sure as hell didn't help it.
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It's ironic for all the flak Rich Rod took for his time in Michigan football, people are almost clamoring for him back,
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Originally Posted by SmashMouth
Either one of the Harbaugh brothers please, ![]()
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Originally Posted by SaintLeonard
Yes, my Michigan State University fan barber has actually elevated all his Spartan paraphernalia on the shop walls several inches above the UofM stuff and has started calling MSU "Quarterback U" as former grads Stanton (ARI), Hoyer (CLE), Cousins (WAS) are all NFL starters this season ... I have no UofM comeback, ![]()
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Originally Posted by SaintLeonard
You think so? Harbaugh eventually alienates everyone around him & I'm hoping the pro teams turn their back on him. He is a winner and his alma mater needs him, ![]()
![]() I wanted Les when they were considering him before, but I agree, he's got too much going on at LSU to leave for a program in disarray. Another "up & comer", ![]() ![]() |
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Re: The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
Originally Posted by SloMotion
Eh, in some ways I still think Hoke is better than Rodriguez was. Hoke is actually a really good recruiter, he just doesn't know how to develop the talent he gets. So our team is pretty talented, they just receive no good coaching. RichRod didn't even recruit well.![]()
Man, you have no idea how much I want Harbaugh lol... What he did at Stanford was absolutely amazing, I don't think I've seen another program be completely turned around like that. He'd probably fix Michigan within a season. I am definitely hoping that you're right, hopefully the NFL is sick of his antics ![]() Haha, well hopefully if we do have to settle for an up and comer, it works out this time. Honestly I'm just hoping we look for people outside of the Michigan coaching tree this go around. I've no idea why we box ourselves in like that. Only considering people who have Michigan ties severely narrows the candidate list.. That needs to stop. |
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Re: The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
Originally Posted by SloMotion
Maybe you all can overpay Saban.... I hear he likes to renegotiate every couple of years for more $. ![]()
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Re: The program formerly known as the University of Michigan
Originally Posted by SaintLeonard
I'm with you there, ![]()
![]() ![]() It is time to start looking outside of the box, going with someone who doesn't necessarily have Michigan ties. You're right, the coaching talent pool has severely shrunk since the day when Bo was coaching up assistants and preparing them to run their own programs. My barber's grandson went to De LaSalle with "Sugar" Shane Morris, but other than that, I'm outmanned/outgunned by the MSU crowd in there ... next time you're in town & need a haircut, let me know ... my treat, ![]()
Originally Posted by SmashMouth
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