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

Aren't they already being pretty well gutted with graduate/NFL attrition? Their "COVID roster bump" is expiring. Holding onto a popular assistant coach because it will appease the returning players is short sighted as hell and how WVU wound up with 3 milquetoast years of Bill Stewart. But, again, with the NCAA sword dangling just over their head, I don't know what kind of "proven" coach they can attract.

Here's to hoping they descend into another 20 year malaise like they experienced post James Patrick Tressel.
 
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Minter might be the biggest loss of the 3.

I think Moore is the most expendable and he’s the one staying

Agreed. Moore got his dub this year without having to do any of the work. Wasn’t his playbook, roster, or his coaching hires. Scum fans are wild to want him to be their permanent coach. Would be like Fickell beating them as an intern and that being our only basis to keeping him as the full time coach.

If they want to nuke their program - “do you boo-boo, do you.”
 
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Cunts of the south (rivals guy chimes in)



The timing of this is such that it will be hard to transfer for the spring semester. Much better timing than Saban.

Just sayin'; It appears Sayin is starting classes on Feb 28th the 1st day of classes for the 2nd session of Spring Semester. Does scUM have any players that Ohio State would actually want?

TE: Colston Loveland, Michigan
The 6-foot-5 Loveland bulked up to 245 pounds and emerged as a staple in the Wolverines' offense on their way to the national championship. He finished third on the team with 45 catches, averaging 14.4 yards per catch, and hauled in four touchdown receptions while earning first-team All-Big Ten honors. There will be several high-quality tight ends around the country in 2024, but Loveland's skills as both a receiver and blocker pushed him to the top of the list.

DT: Mason Graham, Michigan
Graham was an integral piece of a Michigan defense that was the backbone of the Wolverines' national championship team. He returns as one of the top interior defensive linemen in college football after earning first-team All-Big Ten honors. The 6-3, 318-pound Graham played with a broken thumb through much of last season and was at his best in the postseason.

CB: Will Johnson, Michigan
In 2023, Johnson went from being one of the best freshmen in the country to one of the best cornerbacks in the country. He's poised to be even better next season after earning consensus first-team All-Big Ten honors. Johnson (6-2, 202) has great size for a cornerback and didn't give up any touchdowns in 321 coverage snaps. He was the defensive MVP in the national championship game.
 
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You’re looking at this like a fan and not a team exec. The last 3yrs definitely mean than the previous 7, recency. Plenty of coaches are egotistical douche bags(i.e Meyer, Belichek, Kiffin, etc.).
He was fired after that .500 season before being an insufferable asshole, but he also had multiple NFC west titles and an appearnece in the Super Bowl in 4yrs. Sorry, but a number of GMs and Owners would take those results. And it seems like the Chargers are taking that risk on him.
And I’ve said this all season, he just needed one owner, and the odds were in his favor. And they went up even more when he won the NC
Bolts need something to get the talking heads mentioning LAs second, completely irrelevant team. This will…definitely do that.
 
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