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2011 TSUN shenanigans and arguments (off season)

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Just for the hell of it, I decided to finish up the arms.

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Redhawk;1856104; said:
Is Cookie still available? I think they still have some openings on the staff.
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florida gobbled him up already, but soup could be bound for aa.

Had rr been wise, he would have never left. The wr coaching and fundamentals took a huge step back after his departure to bolster Iowa's.
 
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Interesting denouement from Brian over at mgoblog:

But I think the way this went down proves that all the things rivals say about Michigan are true. This is an unbelievably arrogant program convinced its past glories are greater and more recent than they are, certain outsiders have nothing to teach it. We will enter bowl games against opponents that say "boy, that Michigan just lines up and comes after you," and we probably won't win many of them. We never have, and trying to out-execute Alabama or Oregon seems like a tall order these days.

I hoped we could be block-M Michigan without that, that we could have an exciting, modern offense that pumped out Michigan Men and maybe shredded Oklahoma for 48 points in a BCS game. I hoped we could reboot the program, keeping the things we treasure about it but maybe leaving the dismal bowl record and recent inability to compete with Ohio State behind. For a lot of reasons we can't. We are who we are.

So, no, I'm not super happy. On the field I was done with Lloyd Carr, done with punting from the 34 and running the same damn zone stretch thirty times a game, done with the premise that it's only the players who have to execute on gameday. To me, getting back to being Michigan means going 9-3 and losing to Jim Tressel. I remember thinking "this is the year" every year growing up, expecting great things literally every season until Rodriguez showed up and Mallett transferred. I don't think that now, and I can't imagine feeling like that in the future. Sometimes having an identity feels like having a ceiling.
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Can't say I disagree with a syllable. Wonder if this qualifies him as a "hater"?
 
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