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Rich Rodriguez (official thread of last laughs)

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Poe McKnoe;1512120; said:
It's more enjoyable for me to look at. :wink2: If it were a Michigan girl, we know it's not possible for her to be hot...unless she were crying after a Michigan loss...now that's hot.
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yeah but thats kinda the point though. if you have a hot chick holding a sign saying:

Poe McKnoe;1512079; said:
5'6" 115lbs
Where's my
Michigan offer?​
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everyone is going to give her a weird look and say, "aren't you a little too hot to qualify for a scum schollie?". besides, 5'6 115... whats she going to play lb? you don't really need a fullback for the read option. she te material by chance?
 
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Placing this in RR's thread to document his comments.

SI.com

Rodriguez was unaware of Feagin's troubles

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan's Rich Rodriguez says as soon as he found out Justin Feagin was getting into trouble off the field he was dismissed.

The coach also insists he didn't know about the player's previous run-ins
with the law.

Rodriguez faced questions about the former quarterback on Monday as the team had its first practice on the same day the Detroit Free Press published a report about Feagin.

The newspaper reported that Feagin acknowledged his role in a botched cocaine deal to campus police and admitted he sold drugs and was arrested twice in Florida while in high school.

Rodriguez kicked Feagin off the team last month. Feagin played sparingly in four games last season as a freshman, carrying the ball four times for 52 yards.
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Poe McKnoe;1512120; said:
It's more enjoyable for me to look at. :wink2: If it were a Michigan girl, we know it's not possible for her to be hot...unless she were crying after a Michigan loss...now that's hot.
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How about this Michigan Girl? Very Scary and over the hill at the age of 40.:biggrin:

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zwem;1514362; said:
How about this Michigan Girl? Very Scary and over the hill at the age of 40.:biggrin:

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I'd hit it......until you just told me she was a scUMer. That scampers dead to me now (as it was effectively before I knew here roots but the point remains).
 
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DRod, best UM hire... ever??

I gotta throw this out there, hopefully to get some of the resident scUM fans' opinions. This weekend the two scUM fans closest to me, my wife's brother and her close friend's husband (Michigan native) were at my house. And to qualify, I consider both of them reasonable fans of the opposition and I can maintain a civil, respectful, and fairly objective conversation with either of them with regards to college football and tOSU vs. scUM.

My brother asked the Mich. native how long it would be until they fired DRod. His reply was something to the effect that he was the best scUM hire, in any sport, in a long time if not ever. I ran this by my brother-in-law and he said that his assessment was pretty close.

Now I'll be fair and give the guy his three years to either turn their program it around or bury it further in the ground before I deem him the worst scUM hire in a long time if not ever. I honestly was expecting something biased, naturally, but certainly more objective from this person. I can't imagine any tOSU fan would have said something that bold about JT after his first season and it wasn't a train wreck.

Oh, and when I mentioned to my bro-in-law that T-Force is a bit smallish to endure a Big Ten season, let alone Div I-A college football in general, his response was that everyone said that about Bike Hart, too.

Is this blind faith on their part, denial, disillusion, or desperation? Or, will they prove to be college football visionaries when all is said and done?
 
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