"Harbaugh’s most recent glaring negligence came with hiring the inexperienced Josh Gattis from Alabama in the offseason to both run the offense and overhaul the program’s pro-style DNA. The early results are a distinct failure, as Michigan managed just 14 points in regulation against Army and 14 against Wisconsin. By the time the Wolverines scored against Wisconsin, they trailed 35-0."
The part about no interview or due diligence should be unacceptable to Michigan people. Of course there are posters on this board who thought he was a great hire
"It’s become predictable that Harbaugh’s program will flop on the big stage with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind"
If Michigan got as pumped up for every game as they did in running up the score vs PSU in 2016 or playing for revenge and a big score in 2018 vs PSU, there wouldn't be such articles written about Harbaugh. They look flat and unprepared too often.
Are you actually positive about anything in life? Or does it all just suck really bad? SMFH
He’s always like that. Truly an odd duck. People blame CTE for the antics of guys like AB, so I wonder if Jimmah didn’t take too many shots to the coconut during his playing days.
That’s nonsense. The self appointed experts here told us that Franklin doomed the program when he didn’t anoint Gattis as OC. You know, the experts who’ve never coached a second of D1 football.
I'd be good with beating UM and losing every other game this season. My hand is still sore from pounding on the wall after the Allen Robinson catch.
That was a beautiful momentI'd be good with beating UM and losing every other game this season. My hand is still sore from pounding on the wall after the Allen Robinson catch.
No you wouldn't. No one would.I'd be good with beating UM and losing every other game this season. My hand is still sore from pounding on the wall after the Allen Robinson catch.
Ok. Maybe a bit of an overreaction. I hope Desmond Howard, Charles Woodson, and the B1G refs have to put up with Jimmy for 15 more years.
Yeah, wouldn't mind seeing Jimmy reach a level of success comparable to what John Cooper did at tOSU. Had enough talent to win 8 or 9 games per season but seldom won bowls or other important games. Plenty of seasons with 3 or 4 losses, yet lasted for 13 years.Ok. Maybe a bit of an overreaction. I hope Desmond Howard, Charles Woodson, and the B1G refs have to put up with Jimmy for 15 more years.
Well, you know, the star gazers never name teams where stars don't seem to help. Just sayin'.
Michigan - the brand - gets a lot of nostalgia bump in the polls. Truth is, they’ve been largely irrelevant over the past half century (+)...and Jimmah is probably the best they can hope for in this day and age.
