Visual thinkers will find a graph useful to illustrate how Michigan is at the head of the Little 12.
The funniest thing is he was the EXACT same way with dickrod. No matter how bad it got, it was GONNA get better , but if it didn't it was somebody else's fault and the fans were idiots for expecting/demanding more than the crap they were getting.
The headline could have stopped at Harbaugh is a big loser.Grab some Gatorade...
https://nypost.com/2018/02/07/jim-harbaugh-is-a-big-loser-on-national-signing-day/
R - Michigan's OL is set-up to fail by having 2 coaches.
JonnyHintz
Joined: 01/11/2015
MGoPoints: 7089
It also says something about
It also says something about how well he’s doing that an 8-5 season with the youngest team in America and you lose both your top WR and starting QB is a reason for people to scream at the top of their lungs. At the end of the day, all things considered, if the floor for a Harbaugh coached team is 8-5, I’m okay with that.
If they have too 8 classes in back to back years. A slide down to a top 20 class isn’t a huge deal, especially when the next class is looking like an early bet to be top 10 as well.
People need to just relax and look at the bigger picture here.
a 8-5 season says something about "how well" Harbaugh is doing......give me some of that Kool-Aid.
I told some people that 10 wins is his ceiling....and that I don't expect him to hit it very often without the help of a cake schedule. You would have thought I told them Michigan would never win another game with the way they jumped on me.
The floor for a Meyer coached team is 11-2, and I'm not really okay with that.
There's the major difference between a pretender program like scUM and a legitimate national power like tOSU; their "rebuilding" years result in an 8-5 finish with losses to their rivals and a bowl collapse. Ours see us go 11-2, beating them, and a playoff appearance. And that was with the handicap of an offensive coordinator gaggle-fuck. That comes down to recruiting. We load up on players that step in and perform at high levels. They get kids that step in and flail around, losing every game of importance. Given the way recruiting has gone and continues to go, no reason to expect that to change. Even their highly rated 2016-17 classes were built mainly on quantity over quality. The difference in average star-rating is significant. And the way the bungled their 2018 class is going to have a significant impact down the road.
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JonnyHintz
Joined: 01/11/2015
MGoPoints: 7089
It also says something about
It also says something about how well he’s doing that an 8-5 season with the youngest team in America and you lose both your top WR and starting QB is a reason for people to scream at the top of their lungs. At the end of the day, all things considered, if the floor for a Harbaugh coached team is 8-5, I’m okay with that.
If they have too 8 classes in back to back years. A slide down to a top 20 class isn’t a huge deal, especially when the next class is looking like an early bet to be top 10 as well.
People need to just relax and look at the bigger picture here.
