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SimPLLLLLLLe Jim "6-13" Harbaugh (B1G Suspenders McKhakiPants, Cheater Cheater Booger Eater)

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Look what he has had to overcome! What can one expect unless he is given a lifetime contract? Did he have the benefit of Barwis? Why not? What I see right there are the seeds of excellence, I tell you, the seeds of excellence. Let's get Jimmah a recruiting class and give Barwis five years to support him. In five more years, this slate will not look like this. These numbers will change! Guaranteed! Let's get behind a lifetime contract for this man. A Michigan Man! It's the right thing to do.
 
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OregonBuckeye said:
https://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/rationale-expectations-2020
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Regardless of where his career goes, McNamara has more touchdowns at Michigan than any Michigan quarterback recruited by Harbaugh and he only has 1 career start.
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This sounds unbelievable, so I decided to do some research....

Fact check: MOSTLY TRUE

Harbaugh has recruited seven quarterbacks to Michigan. Here's the list, in order, with year signed in parentheses, followed by career passing TDs:

Zach Gentry (2015): 0
Alex Malzone (2015): 0
Brandon Peters (2016): 4
Dylan McCaffrey (2017): 3
Joe Milton (2018): 5
Cade McNamara (2019): 5
Dan Villari (2020): 0

6 years, 7 quarterbacks, 17 TDs. Let that sink in.... Quarterback whisperer, indeed!

Here's a look at Harbaugh's other quarterbacks:

He inherited Wilton Speight, who threw for 22 TDs in parts of 3 seasons (2015-2017).

Jake Rudock transferred in 2015 and threw for 20 TDs that year before graduating.

John O'Korn also transferred into Michigan, and he had a grand total of 4 TDs in two seasons (2016 & 2017), to go along with 6 INTs.

Shea Patterson was the most successful transfer, and he threw for 45 TDs in two seasons (2018 & 2019). By way of comparison, Dwayne Haskins threw for 50 TDs in 2018 alone.

Fun fact: In 2017, Michigan had just 9 passing TDs in 13 games (Peters 4; Speight 3; O'Korn 2).
 
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LordJeffBuck said:
This sounds unbelievable, so I decided to do some research....

Fact check: MOSTLY TRUE

Harbaugh has recruited seven quarterbacks to Michigan. Here's the list, in order, with year signed in parentheses, followed by career passing TDs:

Zach Gentry (2015): 0
Alex Malzone (2015): 0
Brandon Peters (2016): 4
Dylan McCaffrey (2017): 3
Joe Milton (2018): 5
Cade McNamara (2019): 5
Dan Villari (2020): 0

6 years, 7 quarterbacks, 17 TDs. Let that sink in.... Quarterback whisperer, indeed!

Here's a look at Harbaugh's other quarterbacks:

He inherited Wilton Speight, who threw for 22 TDs in parts of 3 seasons (2015-2017).

Jake Rudock transferred in 2015 and threw for 20 TDs that year before graduating.

John O'Korn also transferred into Michigan, and he had a grand total of 4 TDs in two seasons (2016 & 2017), to go along with 6 INTs.

Shea Patterson was the most successful transfer, and he threw for 45 TDs in two seasons (2018 & 2019). By way of comparison, Dwayne Haskins threw for 50 TDs in 2018 alone.

Fun fact: In 2017, Michigan had just 9 passing TDs in 13 games (Peters 4; Speight 3; O'Korn 2).
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So it's QB-U then?
 
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because I was curious, a comparison....

2012: Cardale Jones - 15 tds (plus another 4 rushing tds)
2013: J.T. Barrett - 104 tds (plus another 43 rushing tds)
2014: Stephen Collier - 0 td
2015: Torrance Gibson - 0 td
Joe Burrow - 2 tds (plus another 1 rushing td) - I think he did ok somewhere else though......
2016: Dwayne Haskins - 54 tds (plus another 4 rushing tds)
2017: Tate Martell - 1 td (plus another 2 rushing tds)
2018: Matthew Baldwin - 0 td
2019: Jagger LaRoe (Transfer from Texas A&M) - 0 td
Gunner Hoak (Transfer from Kentucky) - 1 td
Justin Fields (Transfer from Georgia) - 54 tds (plus another 13 rushing tds)
2020: C.J. Stroud - 0 td
Jack Miller - 0 td
 
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AJHawkfan said:
because I was curious, a comparison....

2012: Cardale Jones - 15 tds (plus another 4 rushing tds)
2013: J.T. Barrett - 104 tds (plus another 43 rushing tds)
2014: Stephen Collier - 0 td
2015: Torrance Gibson - 0 td
Joe Burrow - 2 tds (plus another 1 rushing td) - I think he did ok somewhere else though......
2016: Dwayne Haskins - 54 tds (plus another 4 rushing tds)
2017: Tate Martell - 1 td (plus another 2 rushing tds)
2018: Matthew Baldwin - 0 td
2019: Jagger LaRoe (Transfer from Texas A&M) - 0 td
Gunner Hoak (Transfer from Kentucky) - 1 td
Justin Fields (Transfer from Georgia) - 54 tds (plus another 13 rushing tds)
2020: C.J. Stroud - 0 td
Jack Miller - 0 td
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Nice work, but you missed one:

Chris Chugunov (transfer from West Virginia): threw for 6 TDs in 2019 ... which is more than any of Harbaugh's recruits has so far.

Chugunov: 6
McNamara: 5
Milton: 5
Peters: 4
McCaffrey: 3
Malzone: 0
Gentry: 0
Villari: 0
 
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