ICHawk24
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Just the whole thing of you can't fire a coach during the season.
Michigan football shouldn't be modeling its behavior after Kansas football.
Just the whole thing of you can't fire a coach during the season.
This is false..Michigan can get the recrutis we only wish we could. Michigan can recruit with the big boys. They have had idiots for coaches. Ferentz could win big there if he would bring in a decent OC.
You are right.Michigan football shouldn't be modeling its behavior after Kansas football.
Why not? Would be the perfect blow against their in-state rival who is on top of them at the moment.I'm not sure if he'll be in line for a bigger job. Google tells me that the biggest names to interview him are UConn and Louisville. I think he'd be a good hire at a P5 school, but don't know if it will happen.
I really doubt Michigan would hire the MSU DC. Butyouneverknow.
Recruiting is just one part of being a great program these days. The southern schools are willing to do things the BIG is not to be successful. Until that changes, the NC Trophy will be south of the Mason Dixon line.
Recruiting is just one part of being a great program these days. The southern schools are willing to do things the BIG is not to be successful. Until that changes, the NC Trophy will be south of the Mason Dixon line.
How does Kansas' firing of its coach give Michigan an out that it didn't already have?
I'd rather see them keep the great Hoax, even though it's a long shot. I don't want to see Harbaugh in the B1G.
Does Jim Harbaugh really strike you as the kind of person who'd have the patience to fly around and try to convince 16 year olds to come to Michigan?
It would help the conferences reputation a ton though and make Urban Myer crap his pants.
Michigan needs a boring stabilizer to go in and shore up the atrocity in the trenches that has developed. If Miami runs Philbin, he would be the perfect coach to get their lines built up, which would take them back to the Lloyd Carr days. It would be boring, but they could get competitive again. I suspect they'll end up swinging for another home run and have a 90% chance of striking out when they could try for a sac bunt and have a 90% chance of success (albeit with slightly upside).
There is still lots of great fruit to pick from the Hayden Fry coaching tree.
Phil is the one assistant Iowa can't lose.
Ed Orgeron used to be an assistant at Tennessee, coached USC/Ole Miss, and is not coaching anywhere now.
He's a solid recruiter and would probably listen to a call from Kansas.
Does Jim Harbaugh really strike you as the kind of person who'd have the patience to fly around and try to convince 16 year olds to come to Michigan?
Michigan is getting into the place that Nebraska was around 2007. Their history and expectations are not in line with reality. They are not a national championship contender any longer and never will be again on a yearly basis.
Both programs have boosters and fans who refuse to believe this and think a new coach will get them back to where they used to be. Not gonna happen. With that said, year in and year out Michigan's floor should be 7-8 wins with 10+ and a shot at the BIG mixed in from time to time. No shame in that but its not 1997 anymore, Jim Harbaugh isn't going to change that.
As usual, Iowa plays the waiting game while Kansas gets out front and starts looking for a new football coach. They will get the best available coach while Iowa plays games and waits for other schools to make up their mind. Where have I seen this before?