fantasycurse42
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It's unreal! Jed York and Trent Baalke should be shot and killed.
If we are to believe the plan B rumors, Stoops pops up frequently in those discussions. I haven't had time to pay much attention to the plan B scuddlebutt with all the Harbaugh hysteria to keep track of. Thoughts on Stoops being a potential target?So he's honestly contemplating it. What more can we ask?
I really hope the plan B is better than the shotgun approach employed last go round.
I already covered it, he's not coming. No way.If we are to believe the plan B rumors, Stoops pops up frequently in those discussions. I haven't had time to pay much attention to the plan B scuddlebutt with all the Harbaugh hysteria to keep track of. Thoughts on Stoops being a potential target?So he's honestly contemplating it. What more can we ask?
I really hope the plan B is better than the shotgun approach employed last go round.
not yetExciting time to be a Michigan fan
Like Commish has been saying, even if you don't get your guy...you appear to be going after a big splash. You're not hiring Mike Riley.not yetExciting time to be a Michigan fan
True, but there's a reasonable chance we end up with worse than Riley. I'll be dancing in the street if he signs, but I'm not getting my hopes up.Like Commish has been saying, even if you don't get your guy...you appear to be going after a big splash. You're not hiring Mike Riley.not yetExciting time to be a Michigan fan
Im sure one of these years the people blindly throwing Stoops out there annually will stick. One outta twenty ain't bad?Stoops? Bob Stoops? Why would he take a step down to coach at Michigan?
Exciting would be playing in a meaningful bowl game.Exciting time to be a Michigan fan
fypExciting would be playing in aExciting time to be a Michigan fanmeaningfulbowl game.
I wasn't too excited getting waxed by K State last year.fypExciting would be playing in a meaningful bowl game.Exciting time to be a Michigan fan
I think he comes up on every search because there is an thought he may want a change of scenery.Stoops? Bob Stoops? Why would he take a step down to coach at Michigan?
I've been waiting a long time for Michigan to throw their hat in the ring and begin striving for things on a national stage. That part excites me.gump said:Like Commish has been saying, even if you don't get your guy...you appear to be going after a big splash. You're not hiring Mike Riley.MAC_32 said:not yetExciting time to be a Michigan fan
They reported Marshawn Lynch retired in August. HTH
First thing I thought when the announcement was made. As a Dolphin fan, I think Philbin deserves to finish out his contract. As a Michigan fan, I'm excited to see Harbaugh come in.SwampDawg said:I think Ross coming out and backing Philbin yesterday was the clincher. Sure maybe Ross would prefer Harbaugh in Michigan but if Jim had said he wanted to stay in the NFL Ross would have went after him. I think he already knows it is a done deal and backing Philbin now saves face.
Ok....had it pop up multiple times on facebook.....that makes complete sense. We'll see if we see our first flames today. Hackett meets with the team.They reported Marshawn Lynch retired in August. HTH
And if he says "my heart has always been in Michigan" we won't be?If he comes to Michigan and doesn't address this, then we (the fans) will be on pins and needles every year as his name is brought up as a HC candidate for XXXX NFL team. We'll sit around wondering if he's going to bounce because the NFL is really where he wants to be. This "search" is bad enough. Not sure I have the stamina for this stuff yearlyDisagree. However he gets to AA, just get there.Question is, is Schefter going the "his heart is in the NFL but everyone else wants him to go to college" route to cover how terribly wrong he would have been otherwise or is it really what Jim thinks. If it's what Jim really thinks, it's best that he just stay in the NFL IMO. With all that said, I don't really believe anything Schefter says one way or the other.
No doubt. Saban is 12 years older and was involved in every rumor up until this year. It's the nature of the media and internet now.And if he says "my heart has always been in Michigan" we won't be?If he comes to Michigan and doesn't address this, then we (the fans) will be on pins and needles every year as his name is brought up as a HC candidate for XXXX NFL team. We'll sit around wondering if he's going to bounce because the NFL is really where he wants to be. This "search" is bad enough. Not sure I have the stamina for this stuff yearlyDisagree. However he gets to AA, just get there.Question is, is Schefter going the "his heart is in the NFL but everyone else wants him to go to college" route to cover how terribly wrong he would have been otherwise or is it really what Jim thinks. If it's what Jim really thinks, it's best that he just stay in the NFL IMO. With all that said, I don't really believe anything Schefter says one way or the other.
If he comes and does well the "will he go to the NFL" is going to be a yearly thing no matter what he says
I think there's a distinction between having a coach here that says he's all in and plans on staying vs one that's here because his family wants him to be here Neither of those change the reality that the NFL will come knocking frequently, but it certain changes how the fan base reacts to the NFL's calls.And if he says "my heart has always been in Michigan" we won't be?If he comes to Michigan and doesn't address this, then we (the fans) will be on pins and needles every year as his name is brought up as a HC candidate for XXXX NFL team. We'll sit around wondering if he's going to bounce because the NFL is really where he wants to be. This "search" is bad enough. Not sure I have the stamina for this stuff yearlyDisagree. However he gets to AA, just get there.Question is, is Schefter going the "his heart is in the NFL but everyone else wants him to go to college" route to cover how terribly wrong he would have been otherwise or is it really what Jim thinks. If it's what Jim really thinks, it's best that he just stay in the NFL IMO. With all that said, I don't really believe anything Schefter says one way or the other.
If he comes and does well the "will he go to the NFL" is going to be a yearly thing no matter what he says
It is impossible to ever know what is really in his heart no matter what words come out of his mouth. Jim is a huge competitor and his heart will be in doing the best job he can whether he had some reservations about the decision to come or not.I think there's a distinction between having a coach here that says he's all in and plans on staying vs one that's here because his family wants him to be here Neither of those change the reality that the NFL will come knocking frequently, but it certain changes how the fan base reacts to the NFL's calls.And if he says "my heart has always been in Michigan" we won't be?If he comes to Michigan and doesn't address this, then we (the fans) will be on pins and needles every year as his name is brought up as a HC candidate for XXXX NFL team. We'll sit around wondering if he's going to bounce because the NFL is really where he wants to be. This "search" is bad enough. Not sure I have the stamina for this stuff yearlyDisagree. However he gets to AA, just get there.Question is, is Schefter going the "his heart is in the NFL but everyone else wants him to go to college" route to cover how terribly wrong he would have been otherwise or is it really what Jim thinks. If it's what Jim really thinks, it's best that he just stay in the NFL IMO. With all that said, I don't really believe anything Schefter says one way or the other.
If he comes and does well the "will he go to the NFL" is going to be a yearly thing no matter what he says
I don't know what this has to do with what I said but ok? My singular point was the lip service needs to be there for the fragile parts of the fan base The way this is presented, especially early on, is important. It becomes less important as time goes on.It is impossible to ever know what is really in his heart no matter what words come out of his mouth. Jim is a huge competitor and his heart will be in doing the best job he can whether he had some reservations about the decision to come or not.I think there's a distinction between having a coach here that says he's all in and plans on staying vs one that's here because his family wants him to be here Neither of those change the reality that the NFL will come knocking frequently, but it certain changes how the fan base reacts to the NFL's calls.And if he says "my heart has always been in Michigan" we won't be?If he comes to Michigan and doesn't address this, then we (the fans) will be on pins and needles every year as his name is brought up as a HC candidate for XXXX NFL team. We'll sit around wondering if he's going to bounce because the NFL is really where he wants to be. This "search" is bad enough. Not sure I have the stamina for this stuff yearlyDisagree. However he gets to AA, just get there.Question is, is Schefter going the "his heart is in the NFL but everyone else wants him to go to college" route to cover how terribly wrong he would have been otherwise or is it really what Jim thinks. If it's what Jim really thinks, it's best that he just stay in the NFL IMO. With all that said, I don't really believe anything Schefter says one way or the other.
If he comes and does well the "will he go to the NFL" is going to be a yearly thing no matter what he says
I'll be happy if he comes. I won't be surprised if he chooses Oakland. I won't worry about December 2015 until December 2015.And if he says "my heart has always been in Michigan" we won't be?If he comes and does well the "will he go to the NFL" is going to be a yearly thing no matter what he saysIf he comes to Michigan and doesn't address this, then we (the fans) will be on pins and needles every year as his name is brought up as a HC candidate for XXXX NFL team. We'll sit around wondering if he's going to bounce because the NFL is really where he wants to be. This "search" is bad enough. Not sure I have the stamina for this stuff yearlyDisagree. However he gets to AA, just get there.Question is, is Schefter going the "his heart is in the NFL but everyone else wants him to go to college" route to cover how terribly wrong he would have been otherwise or is it really what Jim thinks. If it's what Jim really thinks, it's best that he just stay in the NFL IMO. With all that said, I don't really believe anything Schefter says one way or the other.
He turned down UConn. Pitt is a much better job than that.What the?? Narduzzi settling for Pitt? Hasn't he turned down "better" jobs in recent years or is that all fluff?
Narduzzi will be back at MSU when Dantonio retires in a couple of years. Dantonio has had major health issues and probably won`t coach more than 2-3 more seasons.Might be getting Harbaugh.
And now - @ChrisVannini SI reports Pat Narduzzi will be named head coach at Pitt. bit.ly/14IQx2Y
Great week.
Depends how things go at Pitt.Narduzzi will be back at MSU when Dantonio retires in a couple of years. Dantonio has had major health issues and probably won`t coach more than 2-3 more seasons.Might be getting Harbaugh.
And now - @ChrisVannini SI reports Pat Narduzzi will be named head coach at Pitt. bit.ly/14IQx2Y
Great week.
I need a new MSU source then. The current ones seem to be in a pretty loud echo chamber.He turned down UConn. Pitt is a much better job than that.What the?? Narduzzi settling for Pitt? Hasn't he turned down "better" jobs in recent years or is that all fluff?
It's really tough not to drop trou and run around the neighborhoodPost-Meeting Update 3:15 p.m. (EST)
Wiltfong was told that the players were told that the Michigan administration feels good about having their guy but they want to make sure everything is signed etc... before moving forward.
The players were not told who it is.
Wolverine247 insider Steve Lorenz confirmed Wiltfong's information through a second source as well.
Eh.Nussmeier jumping ship to Florida. Shouldn't be a big surprise since his future there is already in question. Just hard to believe we paid him big bucks and got a whole year out of him.
Nope, it's not. You can argue this all you want and you'd still be wrong.NCAA is a step down from the NFL in terms of coaching.
It is silly to think otherwise. I don't see how anyone can effectively argue that coaching college kids compares to coaching the best of the best in the NFL.Nope, it's not. You can argue this all you want and you'd still be wrong.NCAA is a step down from the NFL in terms of
coaching.
You're a Boston guy, you know #### about college football.It is silly to think otherwise. I don't see how anyone can effectively argue that coaching college kids compares to coaching the best of the best in the NFL.Nope, it's not. You can argue this all you want and you'd still be wrong.NCAA is a step down from the NFL in terms of
coaching.
Yes, college coaches are more revered. I fail to see how that is an argument that coaching at the college level isn't a step down from the NFL. If you want to compete at the highest level and challenge yourself, the NFL is much more of a test than the NCAA. In some ways you are making my point for me. It is much easier to become a great college coach than become a great NFL coach.You're a Boston guy, you know #### about college football.It is silly to think otherwise. I don't see how anyone can effectively argue that coaching college kids compares to coaching the best of the best in the NFL.Nope, it's not. You can argue this all you want and you'd still be wrong.NCAA is a step down from the NFL in terms of
coaching.
How many NFL coaching legends are there? Lombardi, Landry, Knoll, Brown, probably
Belicheat. /list
How many college football legends are there? Schembechler, Bryant, Switzer, Wilkinson, Royal,
Hayes, Paterno, Osbourne, Rockne, Saban, Warner, Stagg, Snyder, Bowden, Robinson etc.
Guys in college get stadiums named after them,
guys in the pros get recycled.
I'm confused as I thought we were discussing the NFL.John Wooden is generally regarded as the greatest coach in any sport, ever. He never coached a day in the pros.
Using the "highest level" argument and thinking that is God's word, is flawed.
This is the worst fishing attempt I've seen in a while.NCAA is a step down from the NFL in terms of coaching, doesn't matter how much money a desperate institution throws on the table. Yes, that money might sway a coach but the coach realizes they are no longer in the big leagues. I don't see this happening but if it does I will be shocked if he isn't back in the NFL within 3 years.