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2021 ttun Shenanigans, Arguments, Surrender Cobras, Feckless Marmots, and Quitty Cowards

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Which scUM QB transfers first?

  • McNamara

    Votes: 23 45.1%

  • McCarthy

    Votes: 28 54.9%
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Buckeye86 said:
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/foru...-2022-recruiting-news-part-25#comment-5040153



I have no idea if this is true or not, but if Michigan does end up hiring Bellamy it would be hilarious that Harbaugh had to promise another HS coach a job in order to secure a top recruit (Donovan Edwards).
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Their collective belief in the greatness of Warinner is hilarious. He recruits like a wet dish rag and got fired from OSU for being so awful at co-coordinating an offense. But the bar is so low for them they are forced to treat him as their coaching rock star and the solution to all their problems.
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Holy. Shit.

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So, theyre replacing Warriner, who is at least competent (if overrated) with a HS coach with zero college coaching or recruiting experience? They're appropriately apoplectic since they've convinced themselves Warriner is a coaching GOD, yes?

Also, it's been widely said they need to move away from the played out "_ichigan _an" culture, so their answer is to hire two former players on staff? Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. It's a Swiss fuckin' watch if I'm understanding it correctly.
 
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NFBuck said:
So, theyre replacing Warriner, who is at least competent (if overrated) with a HS coach with zero college coaching or recruiting experience? They're appropriately apoplectic since they've convinced themselves Warriner is a coaching GOD, yes?

Also, it's been widely said they need to move away from the played out "_ichigan _an" culture, so their answer is to hire two former players on staff? Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. It's a Swiss fuckin' watch if I'm understanding it correctly.
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Apparently their TE coach is becoming CO-Oc and OL coach the higschool coach is taking over the TE and all those wonderful receivers they have...
 
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NFBuck said:
It's a Swiss fuckin' watch if I'm understanding it correctly.
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I'd say you pretty much have it. Young assistant coaches that connect with the players. No one else has that apparently.

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Funny how they forget they can't get top recruits because of bagmen and online classes once they get all excited.
 
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So just to recap, Harbaugh’s son, who hasn’t had a coaching job in his life that wasn’t entry level (for four seasons, I’m pretty sure four seasons of being a grad assistant is a bit on the long end) or given to him by a family member, was retained while the coach widely considered their best (despite personality, people skills, and recruiting issues) was axed to make room for the HS coach they promised a job to in order to secure the commitment of Donovan Edwards.
 
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Buckeye86 said:
Are you telling me Dudek might have been totally full of shit and they didn’t actually have a plan?

I guess it’s possible they did have a plan and just fucked it up royally.

Actually, I’m going to assume it’s a little of both. Terrible plan that they completely botched the execution of.
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This would be the truest scUM way, and St. Bill Martin would surely approve. God bless that magnificent son of a bitch.
 
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Buckeye86 said:
So just to recap, Harbaugh’s son, who hasn’t had a coaching job in his life that wasn’t entry level (for four seasons, I’m pretty sure four seasons of being a grad assistant is a bit on the long end) or given to him by a family member, was retained while the coach widely considered their best (despite personality, people skills, and recruiting issues) was axed to make room for the HS coach they promised a job to in order to secure the commitment of Donovan Edwards.
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A kid who, when asked how long Michigan had been leading for his commitment, responded by saying Ohio State had been his leader but already had 2 running backs.
 
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