Internal Unrest at Michigan

[JonDMiller]

https://www.michigandaily.com/content/woolfolk-quarterback-competition-appears-have-new-leader

 

[Bohawk]

Sheesh, I'm not defending Forcier, but I have to think this is the kind of thing a head coach would rather go un-said at media day:

"I personally have a lack of respect for them," Woolfolk said. "The outlook on them is kind of diseased. Like you don't want to be hanging around those people because they have bad work ethic. But at the same time, it's my role to try to persuade them to come out more."
According to Woolfolk, Forcier hasn't shown up to as many workouts as he and the other seniors feel he should have, and Woolfolk said it's hurting his teammates' perception of their signal caller.

"The only reason he's not really labeled as diseased is because of the way he was able to carry the team last year before we started losing. People still trust him a little bit, but he's starting to lose that trust."

 

[cibula11]

Not to mention that Rich Rod looked VERY uncomfortable discussing this at the media day.

 

[eyekwah]

Probably much to do about nothing.

 

[PJHawk]

Talk about airing your dirt laundry. Coming out of spring practice the consensus was that Denard Robinson is going to be the starter QB this year. I'd look for Tater Tot to transfer soon after that happens

 

[SDK46]

No different than the controversy between JC and RS.

 

[storminspank]

He's got the showbiz part down...

 

[NewMexHawk]

And the Forcier transfer is coming as soon as he doesn't start at 10...9...8...7...