Harbaugh Era Over in Michigan?
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On the surface, he also would have a qb with the Chargers who has franchise changing talent and did take his team to the playoffs in 2022. Herbert has everything you want in a NFL qb, and look at how Harbaugh coached up Alex Smith and Kaepernick.
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So if you cheat but aren't punished it isn't cheating? If I speed I am breaking the law even if I'm not caught or is it nothing is illegal unless you are caught?
Right but in the AFC you have to beat elite QBs to get there. The path is way easier in the NFC. I also disagree about Herbert. I don't think he's as good as people believe but we'll find out soon.
I'd say nothing is illegal unless caught because the only concern with doing something illegal is punishment. I mean, I speed every day...dont most people?
Harbaugh is gone. It never made sense that he would stay. He applied for NFL jobs every single year, he didn't get offered NFL jobs before now so of course he would take it because he might not get another chance.
It's got to drive him nuts that his brother has the Ravens in the playoffs every single year.
It's got to drive him nuts that his brother has the Ravens in the playoffs every single year.
If you post something and nobody reads it, did you really post?
I agree, it’s gonna be Sherrone Moore as the next Head Coach
Hey Buck we're you aware we have our very own little troll boy on here from Michigan called Westcoast24? He hits the laugh emoji at anyone and anything Michigan related.
He will disappear after Moore loses his first game.If you post something and nobody reads it, did you really post?
He probably saves the offensive players. If Minter follows, those stud DTs are probably entering the portal and taking the biggest check. Big game of dominos.
There are other concerns outside punishment. If you speed, lose control and drive off a cliff the ticket is the least of your concerns.
He was so eloquent in his post-game comments after they played Penn State
Not to those who have him on Ignore!If you post something and nobody reads it, did you really post?
This is all fine and well but let's not get it twisted: Not a single one of those dudes is coming here. Franklin is, was, and has been, good for no more than two portal position players outside of kickers and punters, that succeed.
We already are full up, especially at wide receivers, where we needed 4 and got one. Maybe. 😂
We already are full up, especially at wide receivers, where we needed 4 and got one. Maybe. 😂
People don't seem very concerned about that. How often would you say most people speed? Every time the drive?
We all can die at any moment--speeding increases that by, what, .000000000000000000001%? That might be high
I'd be shocked if Minter stayed. I feel like the entire point of the DC roles at Vandy and Michigan was to speed up his chance of being a DC in the NFL
Not being concerned about a consequence doesn’t mean it’s not a potential consequence… I was just saying not all consequences are legal. Doing 100 in a 30 increases your odds of dying by a larger percentage than doing 75 in a 65 does. Doing 75 in a 65 in bad weather does as well. Empty road or one full of tractor trailers? Doing it on the tail of the dragon, worse than on I-95. People speed in all of those scenarios. Some significantly increase your chance of dying.
If PSUBiomed shot you in the face and got away with it he'd still have broken the law. If the guilt drove him mad(der) that would be another non-legal consequence.
Doubt he'd feel any guilt
But does the known risks impact people from speeding? No because the likelihood of death or even punishment is slim.
This still goes back to "cheating". If the NCAA doesn't enforce the rules then why have them? They aren't real. They're for sure. Like a 35 mph speed limit when almost everyone goes 40-50.
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