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College Football 10/31
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Theyre ranked #13, will probably pull this game out, and remain ranked the rest of the season.
This is a data point for recruiting over coaching, imo
So I know that MSU **** the bed last week against Rutgers with 7 turnovers, but I find it funny that the perception now is that Michigan is overrated and poorly coached. MSU rebounding from an embarrassing debut for MT, and being on the verge of beating a more talented Michigan team doesn’t fit the “Mel Tucker is overrated and not a good game day coach” narrative apparently
Moved down to the hotel lobby / bar area to watch end of the Clemson/BC game and then the VT game.
Hotel staff getting ready for a shift change -- got my order in before my heavy pour girl took off.
Hotel staff getting ready for a shift change -- got my order in before my heavy pour girl took off.
Sooo Harbaugh is most likely going to come in 3rd or 4th in his own division once again.
Game plan on D has actually been “fine,” except they only have one good corner.
Equally dislike both coaches and teams!!!
Clemson going to sneak away with a W.
Michigan doing a great job of running out the clock. Trouble is that they are down by two scores.
Those here criticizing Harbaugh have a point. He has severely underperformed his talent.
If I was motivated enough this year to do an other games thread the B1G would be providing a lot of content. Lots of stories there, most of them bad.
Those here criticizing Harbaugh have a point. He has severely underperformed his talent.
If I was motivated enough this year to do an other games thread the B1G would be providing a lot of content. Lots of stories there, most of them bad.
Honestly ignorant to the challenges there. Aside from a tough division, what are they?
Possibly the most insular mindset in college football.
The guy has won big at two different levels of college football and in the NFL, but he is clearly the problem?
Really? Seems weird for a blue blood program that continues to do very well in recruiting
ahoelsken
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This. I think there are a lot of similarities between Michigan and LSU.
I never thought I'd say this: I think Indiana might be the best team in that league not named Ohio State.
His struggles are that he has been getting kicked hard by tOSU.
Michigan has challenges? They are able to recruit top 10 most years, have huge financial support, a compliant administration.
By most standards he has done well but by Michigan standards considering the resources and expectations he hasn't done the job. They expect to be in contention for the B1G title and to win their share against the Buckeyes. While he has had three seasons that finished 10-3 they have no playoff berths, no Rose Bowls and have been losing to Ohio State.
How weird is this year. Either Indiana or Rutgers is going to be 2-0 and tied for the lead after this week. And a good chance that Penn State is 0-2.
I know the definition of "insular", but it's not a word I use and wouldn't think that applies to Michigan. mind expanding on that when you get a chance? not disputing you, just curious from where you're coming on this.
They’ve been outside of national/conference title consideration for the vast majority of the last 20 years. They’ve blamed their failures on the lack of “Michigan Men” running the show. There’s literally a “Michigan Man” running the program now and they’re still not in the running for conference and national titles.
And how does being insular affect their ability to take things to the next level? As noted they recruit at a high level and they certainly have the resources
Not me. Tejas Is #2 behind the Nubs in the teams I dislike.
They haven’t cut corners on academics. That’s for sure.