Family Values Have Eroded

[MgoBlue-LightSpecial]

Yep. The spin went from "they're working us too hard" now apparently to "no family values."

[M Club]

But Boren told much of the story 10 days earlier, following the team's first spring practice. He cited then the change in the offense and the grueling nature of the first workout.

He also mentioned the difficulty the offensive linemen had constantly running back to the line of scrimmage in the no-huddle offense.

"We didn't know what to expect," Boren said that day. "A lot of screaming and yelling, a lot different, but we'll get used to it. It'll just take time."

erosion of family values simply means michigan's philosophy about offensive linemen has shifted from who's the fattest to who can actually block. for all the jerking off over the traditionally rich michigan line, we finish near the bottom of the big 10 in rushing nearly every year. i think we give up about four sacks a game, too.

[MuchoBulls]

Rodriguez's offense require to O-Line to very quick and atheltic to get to the areas down the field in order for his spread option plays to work. Sounds like this guy might be too big and slow for this to help install the new offense.

[Shoalzie]

It's nice to hear that RichRod isn't running a country club. I have no sympathy for Boren...obey the coach or get lost. Game prep seemed to be one of Lloyd's weaknesses...especially for opponents they were clearly better than (ie--App State). If this isn't going to be a contending team this year, I think the fans would at least like to see effort...I know I would.

[Adelpiero]

It's nice to hear that RichRod isn't running a country club. I have no sympathy for Boren...obey the coach or get lost. Game prep seemed to be one of Lloyd's weaknesses...especially for opponents they were clearly better than (ie--App State). If this isn't going to be a contending team this year, I think the fans would at least like to see effort...I know I would.

yeah losing at home to a mediocre Pitt team was great game prep.


Rodriguez took advantage of a mediocre conference. Worst of the Power Conferences.

[Danimal]

Pat White was hurt in the Pitt-game, if he was healthy they likely would have won. Ya they probably should've won anyway against an average Pitt-squad but an injured-White did have an impact.


As far as the East being the worst, I'd have to give the ACC that honor. WV beat the best team in the 12, VT couldn't handle the #3 team. Hell our sorry asses managed to beat one of the better ACC-teams in Wake, ya it was early in the season but it was still a win on their soil.

[M Club]

when i consider the future of michigan football vs. the future of missouri football, i generally have no worries. that goes without mentioning dick rod has the ability to compose intelligible sentences.

[Adelpiero]

when i consider the future of michigan football vs. the future of missouri football, i generally have no worries. that goes without mentioning dick rod has the ability to compose intelligible sentences.

I know one thing, Mizzou might not win a national title in next 10-20 years, but i guarantee Michigan doesn't either. And i like how you try to run your dicksucker about MU, when my post was clearly about Rodriguez, but keep trying. And as far as both programs are at this moment. I like where mine is. My head coach isnt shredding players files.

PS Mizzou doesn't lose to 1AA teams

[M Club]

of course you like where missouri is right now: it's the one year they've ever been relevant, even in just the big 12.

running your dicksucker about rodriguez? you might not have noticed, but dick rod is michigan football now. and nice guarantee passed off as statement of fact. i guarantee they will win a national title in the next 10-20 years. i guess we'll check back then to see who's right.

[M Club]

My head coach isnt shredding players files.

i like this west virginia mind control. i suppose if any place knows about influencing the beliefs of white trash it'd be them.