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I have a feeling that I know the answer to your final question, but I sure would like about 30 people to respond to it with detailed explanations, I have a feeling I would enjoy reading that…

If it weren't for COVID, he'd have won the September Heisman, I'm sure of it.

The entitlement is certainly at a coaching level, but is the entire school. It’s larger than one coach and it’s hard for a coach to break it.

How’s that defensive player Heisman campaign doing right now?

Normally I wouldn't think a recruit would get too concerned about an individual season for a team he's committed to, but considering the problems there it's possible that Lil Bo Peep might not be around all that long.

Yeah, um they said it even before that. The notion of the Michigan Man and Leaders and Best and how they beat their chest more than they beat their opponents is quite a bit older than you think.

Yes folks have been talking about entitlement issues at Meat for a very long time. It’s systemic, and I’m ok with that.

Rodriguez was really on the money here. He is saying there's an entitlement issue there. It's systemic. that's what folks on this board have been saying for 15 years - and they are right.

I mean, I guess the NFL would take him....they like to re-tread coaches just like college ball, but the article is right that if Meat WANTED to quell this concern, they'd just sign him up for another contract...

Nice area to live. Don’t blame them.

Lol, if they did that now, they'd get beat.

Yeah so you and @exhawg seem to be saying the same thing. And I agree, they are a middle of the road program, like 30 other programs. They can occasionally rise up and outperform, but generally they are going to be average. Their home state is not particularly fertile ground for football talent...

Unless she was actually the one writing from the Barcolounger.

Yeah, well that's nothing new. Quite a few on this board said the same about him when he was at UF. It's what we fans do.

Until....they quit the sport? Asking @Jaxbuck for confirmation.

Kinda reminiscent of that Notre Dame bullshit book about Chubba The Weis.

FIFY...You beat OFF to it.

Yeah i get that no one is perfect. This isn’t one coach, it’s a room full of coaches and they are all seeing the same thing. And as others have noted, multiple coordinators have felt the same way. So yeah, sure, coaches are capable of making mistakes. But they’re far less likely to make those...

Look, I don't really care one way or the other, but somehow there is a room full of coaches and they think the guy graded out well, but several folks who watched the game on TV know better. Doesn't make much sense. And the notion that they are using it as a motivational tool would be...

So, there's NO chance that they are seeing things that you aren't and know what is expected on each play more than you?