I should have been more clear. Yea, BS won't get fired over a bowl game. The rest of the staff? That is fair game if its a continuation of regular season performance.
As far as his brother, it may be uncomfortable but it may be necessary.
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I should have been more clear. Yea, BS won't get fired over a bowl game. The rest of the staff? That is fair game if its a continuation of regular season performance.
As far as his brother, it may be uncomfortable but it may be necessary.
Michigan is a lot more loaded. Than appears. As was Stanford. If he can find a QB he rights that ship fast. He good.
L Buff
Commissar of the Albuffs Collective Left
That's exactly it. He installed a B1G type of offense when he first showed up at Stanford ... worked out pretty well. A strong running game, a drop-back type of QB, and a great defense will add up to UM getting back into national prominence.
...it's been so long since I had a bowl performance to evaluate, I am not sure how I would even feel about it.
Michigan is a declining program in a declining conference. I'd like to see harbaugh fail.
He's not going to do you that favor.
Paying Harbaugh $8M is probably less risky than taking a shot at a good coach like everyone assume Hoke was, at $2M. I just don't see Harbaugh's teams being anything but good, quickly. I'm typically slow to buy in on guys (see Mora arguments) but Harbaugh just has an it-factor that works both on the field and in living rooms. It may not work 4 years into a pro-team run, but I think it works in college.
aik
Well-Known Member
Friday we hear about a new "opportunity" for Mike when he is announced as Colorado's new defensive coordinator.
TDbuff
Club Member
That it-factor recruits itself too. He's probably gonna have good recruiters on staff, but regardless, all the kids will know of Harbaugh, they'll pick up the phone, his recruiting is very unlikely to fail.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Latest on Chris Fox?
I agree with the declining conference and Michigan's results haven't been good by their standards as of late. That said Urban Meyer seems to be doing okay in that declining conference and Michigan has resources to match or exceed tOSU if they want to.
Michigan in recent years has probably been more of an administration problem than a football problem but at $8 million a year it's reasonable to expect that Harbaugh will be the one making decisions now.
He could still flop. The pressure is going to be intense and Michigan and the B1G aren't what they used to be. Harbaugh himself also has a history of wearing out a welcome.
That all said he is also a very good coach with a first class track record. His name will get him into a lot of recruits doors. He showed at Stanford that he could recruit and that he could use talent.
Cliffs: he may be good, but he also might not be.
4. Profit???
CU can not even get mentioned on http://footballscoop.com/the-scoop/
You serious? Chill the **** out, we were being talked about last week when Baer and LaRussa were fired. They're not going to tweet about a team when they don't have sources giving them information.
DeNiro
My Dixie Wrecked
Quick, someone source some information to them!!!
That's a bargain. Michigan really won this years' coaches sweepstakes. Good for them. I hope they start to stick it to OSU.
:lol:
If Mora would happen to go to the NFL who would UCLA go after? Obviously the common first choices have already been picked over. They have the resources so would they be able to convince a current P5 coach to jump settiing off another round of coaching search
I would think Whittingham would be the obvious choice. After that, they may look to a coordinator, Mazzone, Wilcox shoot, maybe even Todd Graham (just kidding, sort of, not really).
dply
Doble hoja
TDbuff
Club Member
Probably nothing to this, I think this rumor pops every year with the idea that Richt is burned out, and it would really like to take some time to focus on his charity/church work. You'd think he'd want to give UGA more notice if he were to do it.
http://thegatorfanatic.com/2014/12/30/the-rumor-mill-richt-to-retire-from-georgia/
http://thegatorfanatic.com/2014/12/30/the-rumor-mill-richt-to-retire-from-georgia/
That would be somewhat believable had he not said Kirby Smart is the current DC. Smart is the current DC... at Alabama. Seems like someone "in the know" would kind of know that. I always think Richt looks burnt out and now that he has some coaching vacancies on staff, I could see him being over it and ready to move on....