2010 TSUN News offseason (football)

[BuckeyeNation27]

Some small D1AA school should be making room for a tiny underweight yet plucky young QB with 3 years of eligibility left.

 

[ysubuck]

Un fucking believable.

Could it get any more laughable up there?

I'm one of those guys that actually wants UM to be good again but, damn, this stuff is ridiculous.

 

[Poe McKnoe]

Thank goodness OSU players have to be Tressel-ized before taking part in media days and press conferences. Unfortunately for Michigan, it appears that the so called 'leadership' is being Rodriguez-ized.

Good luck with ALL that.

 

[buxfan4life]

Tater Tots not showing up to workouts...... losing his teammates?

im guessing this will be in the hall of shame soon

Woolfolk: Forcier's lack of attendance at workouts puts Robinson ahead in QB battle | The Michigan Daily

Must be that totally awesome family atmosphere up there. Hell, I know the first thing I do when one of my family members is not doing what I expect is tell the media so that I can publicly embarrass them.:p

 

[Tlangs]

Dick Rod could make this so much better by naming 4CA the starter. Please god let this happen.

 

[Beaver]

Scout.com: Wow - Just - Wow
T-Wolf at Big Ten Media Days | mgoblog
Starting QB Race | mgoblog

As noted above, Woolfolk is now backpedaling desperately, not unlike his predecessor

Even the all-in crowd like Woolfolk is destroying RR's program. Incredible.

 

[Gatorubet]

Some small D1AA school should be making room for a tiny underweight yet plucky young QB with 3 years of eligibility left.

Or - what rhymes with "Mole Piss"?

 

[buckeyesin07]

Clearly The Tater isn't all in.

Eh, voluntary workouts are only for guys who lack moxie.

 

[buckeyesin07]

I doubt you could get 1/1 odds from BB73 on a transfer in Tater's future, particularly if Devin steals some of the backup reps from Tate.

Everyone outside of Ann Arbor (read: those without their heads in the sand) knew about three or four months ago that Tate's transfer was inevitable.

 

[kn1f3party]

Un [censored]ing believable.

Could it get any more laughable up there?

I'm one of those guys that actually wants UM to be good again but, damn, this stuff is ridiculous.

Is there anyone alive still that remembers a time that their program has been so laughable? It transcends my lifetime...

 

[eightpointbuck]

Tater Tots not showing up to workouts...... losing his teammates?

im guessing this will be in the hall of shame soon

Woolfolk: Forcier's lack of attendance at workouts puts Robinson ahead in QB battle | The Michigan Daily

Woolfolk said. "The outlook on them is kind of diseased. Like you don't want to be hanging around those people...

Picking on Hydrocephalic dwarfs and their maladies is NOT COOL Vince.

Please give generously.

Hydrocephalus Foundation -- Welcome

 

[LightningRod]

So much love coming out of Ann Arbor.

 

[LightningRod]

Less than eight Michigan wins won't do, Troy Woolfolk says

Michigan's Rich Rodriguez, like most coaches, has no interest in setting a specific number of wins as a goal. But cornerback Troy Woolfolk, smarting from the last two seasons, didn't mind picking a number. "The record that we have -- that's a record that should never be associated with Michigan," Woolfolk said Tuesday at the Big Ten Kickoff. The Wolverines were 3-9 in 2008 and 5-7 last season.
"It's a little bit embarrassing to come from the past that we've come from ... to see that we haven't had a winning season is embarrassing. It humbles us. It makes us want to compensate for that.
"I made a goal of winning at least eight games. Anything below that would be a disappointment to me. I think we're a great team, and you saw signs of that last year. I think were a great team. It's just a matter of being consistent."

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[MililaniBuckeye]

I think we're a great team, and you saw signs of that last year.

You mean the 1-7 finish (0-7 against I-A teams), Troy?

 

[LightningRod]

Analysts agree: Rich Rodriguez, Michigan at critical juncture

ESPN college football analysts Andre Ware and Todd Blackledge believe this is a pivotal year for Rich Rodriguez, entering his third season as the Wolverines' coach.
Rodriguez has gone 8-16 his first twoyears at Michigan.
"I do think it's a make-or-break year for Rich," Ware said Wednesday during an ESPN college football teleconference. "A lot of the alums that you talk to and the people around the program ... there are some unhappy campers, and they're ready for some results.
"This is Michigan we're talking about. We need Michigan in college football to be successful, to be in bowl games, BCS games and to kind of follow in suit what Ohio State has done. We're just not used to having Michigan in this position. When you go this long (losing), you can say it's only two years, but that's too long for Michigan."
Blackledge attended the Big Ten Kickoff on Monday and Tuesday in Chicago and picked up a clear idea of what this season means for Rodriguez.
"It's very evident there's a real sense and a real feel that this is a huge year for Rich," Blackledge said. "I think there's a lot of people like myself that are really pulling for him, that like him, liked him when he was at West Virginia, and know he's a good football coach. But it's been a real struggle to this point.
"I think this is a huge year for him, and you've got to believe in year three that they should be able to turn the corner. The quarterback position is critical to his offense and what he likes to do. (The quarterback competition) is going to be interesting to watch."

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