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Originally Posted by SCuse7
It's a joke they would even fire rich rod this early
If they fire Rodriguez, they better get a "home run" hire...which is basically Harbaugh or bust at this point.Originally Posted by SCuse7
It's a joke they would even fire rich rod this early
I definitely agree with this. The statement from the NCAA is a joke:Originally Posted by Nako XL
^ Doesn't change the fact that one player does one thing, gets a certain punishment. Another player does the same or similar (or worse) and pleads ignorance of the rules and gets a lesser punishment. Even if they are acting consistent to their current bylaws, that just means the problem lies specifically in the stupidity of how the rules were written and interpreted.
Dez Bryant being suspended for a year immediately for paying a discounted entrance fee in a venue and lying (although he went back and told the truth) while pryor and the others get a deferred punishment (possibly no punishment if they decide to bounce and avoid being hurt by this at all) is stupid.
Although I like him, the handling of the Cam Newton situation is stupid.
The NCAA needs to recognize the problem lies with THEM and address it.
Harbaugh was NEVER even in the running for the Michigan job. Hindsight is 20/20 but nobody would have guessed he would have been this hot and RR this cold 3 years later.Originally Posted by ooIRON MANoo
If they fire Rodriguez, they better get a "home run" hire...which is basically Harbaugh or bust at this point.Originally Posted by SCuse7
It's a joke they would even fire rich rod this early
The problem with Harbaugh is that he is a loose cannon, I don't know if the Michigan fan base/alums/BoD is ready for that. He's a helluva coach, but he is not politically correct and is brash. I actually like that about him.
The Rodriguez/UM relationship has never really been a good one, not just on the football field but off of it as well. Rodriguez is a cancer at this point, with what seems to be a "if you're not with us then *%%@ you" mentality. Again, this is just an outside perspective and not an inside prespective from all the Michigan insiders that post so much during the "off season".
Harbaugh is perfect due to his proven track record, and his UM ties. The only reason I don't see UM getting Harbaugh is if he jumps to the NFL.
The irony being that UM could've had Harbaugh in their back pocket, but they went with a high profile hire instead of the smart hire.
Originally Posted by Nako XL
^ Doesn't change the fact that one player does one thing, gets a certain punishment. Another player does the same or similar (or worse) and pleads ignorance of the rules and gets a lesser punishment. Even if they are acting consistent to their current bylaws, that just means the problem lies specifically in the stupidity of how the rules were written and interpreted.
Dez Bryant being suspended for a year immediately for paying a discounted entrance fee in a venue and lying (although he went back and told the truth) while pryor and the others get a deferred punishment (possibly no punishment if they decide to bounce and avoid being hurt by this at all) is stupid.
Although I like him, the handling of the Cam Newton situation is stupid.
The NCAA needs to recognize the problem lies with THEM and address it.
Harbaugh was NEVER even in the running for the Michigan job. Hindsight is 20/20 but nobody would have guessed he would have been this hot and RR this cold 3 years later.Harbaugh or bust is not what Michigan is feeling at all. They just want their AD to go after this with a smart approach. Do his due diligence unlike Bill Martin. I would put Gary Patterson ahead of Harbaugh on my list right now. I just love everything about the guy. But with him going to a BCS conference, I think his chances of leaving went waaaaaay down.
Who said he was in the running? That was the problem with Michigan's search in the first place, they didn't do a proper search.
They completely overlooked someone with UM ties, and with coaching pipelines. How could you not take a serious look at a former UM QB, was an assistant coach under his successful father, was an NFL assistant coach (Raiders), coached at a D1AA school and completely turned it around (2 consecutive league titles), got hired by Stanford and had one of the biggest upsets of the season (beating USC at home). This was the info they had at the time. Hiring Harbaugh at that poing would've 'caused a lot of flak because he wasn't a big name yet, but it would've made too much sense as well.
Instead they went for a big name guy, who overhauled the entire program.
Michigan fans actually think they would have an easier time luring Gary Patterson,.
Hindsight is 20/20 but nobody would have guessed he would have been this hot and RR this cold 3 years later.
*raises hand* (except the RR part)
Coming into the Coliseum at that point, with the rag-tag Stanford team he had and winning (41 pt underdog), instant respect. That was his first year. RR was a gamble from the start, it wasn't even praised across the board. RR had success at WVU with the spread, but importing that system to UM was seen as a major gamble.
I didn't see UM being as bad as they have been under RR though. I didn't think they were going to be a powerhouse either.
Harbaugh or bust is not what Michigan is feeling at all
ya right.
Originally Posted by Statis22
Nick Foles looking pretty average eh?
Originally Posted by Statis22
Blackmon. Off the charts.