They really are incredible. They go from "our guys are too slow" to wanting bigger and slower defenders. All to "stop Wisconsin"
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DFBIA going out if the way to try to dunk on other schools over the smallest of recruiting “wins” is a nice window on the deeply engrained arrogance that cripples their program regardless of the coaches or players involved.
https://mgoblog.com/content/hello-micah-pollard
Reminder that this is the #551 prospect with offers from basically no other notable team outside of Auburn. When a Florida player doesn’t have a single offer from the big 3 Florida schools it’s clearly a highly coveted player /s.
Dunk away, DFBIA.
In the last four weeks Michigan has added a high-floor pocket QB in CA 3.5* Jayden Denegal, one of their top RB prospects in SC 3.5* CJ Stokes, 3.5* Idaho flex TE Colston Loveland, 3.5* Quebecois OT Alessandro Lorenzetti
Seth also did a great job giving voice to my vague intuition that Michigan has done a lot of work for the benefit of schools on higher rungs of the recruiting ladder. The frequency with which Michigan has found and cultivated prospects that turn into blue chips and get poached by OSU, Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, or Clemson suggested that those schools have effectively outsourced some of their scouting. Michigan prospects in the film mines only to have college football's metaphorical overseers take the best of its haul.
If one believes that recruiting is the lifeblood of college football and championships are won on signing day, I'm not sure what the fire Harbaugh crowd is hoping for.
Michigan hasn't been able to really compete in the current format regardless of how hard their head coach works. Harbaugh (and his staff) have been outworking Ohio State, Clemson, and Alabama, but simply can't offer guaranteed playoff spots or $100k in cash for the cream of the crop 'Jimmys and Joes'. Matt Campbell or any other coach at Michigan can't either.
There’s a lot of absolute nonsense in that article and the comments but this line of thinking from the comments is peak DFBIA:
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That’s next level delusional.
I already debunked this shit earlier. In the two examples I’ve seen them point to of doing a superior job offering talented players first (Olave and Fitzpatrick), Ohio State was the team that offered first.There’s a lot of absolute nonsense in that article and the comments but this line of thinking from the comments is peak DFBIA:
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That’s next level delusional.