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Why the fuck can't a QB figure out how to fix an offensive line?

Oh that's right he's still a shitty coach. Film at 11.

This literally couldn't have gone worse for them and him. By all measurable metrics, he's been an abject failure.

well the optimism

Ann Arbor Defense will be STOUT...top 3 in nation
She Patterson (yes I know its Shea) is LIT and legit...Heisman, etc.
We see 10-11 wins blah blah

look...have a few friends who went to that shithole...and they believe harbs invented football, don brown invented defense, and She Patterson is Baker Mayfield of Ann Arbor...

I can't stop laughing...they were FAVORED (yes I know how books works as well)...but still...fuck them and that ass hat of a coach...

maybe if they could eat chicken they wouldn't be such fucking pussies

Why doesn't Jim Harbaugh have his own website? He can't put three Ws together.

He’s still their best option. Best coach they’ve had since Llllloyd Carr retired.

L45B wrote:He’s still their best option. Best coach they’ve had since Llllloyd Carr retired.

He's a terrible value compared to his two predecessors.

Fun stat: Michigan hasn't thrown a touchdown pass to a wide receiver in 50 straight quarters. So basically, not since the 3rd Qtr of the Cincinnati game in Week 2 last year. That is fairly amazing for ANY coach, let alone one who is being paid 9 million a year in large part because he's supposed to be some kind of "QB whisperer."

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Fun stat: Michigan hasn't thrown a touchdown pass to a wide receiver in 50 straight quarters. So basically, not since the 3rd Qtr of the Cincinnati game in Week 2 last year. That is fairly amazing for ANY coach, let alone one who is being paid 9 million a year in large part because he's supposed to be some kind of "QB whisperer."

Not to mention, Speight threw two touchdown passes to Florida defensive backs in Week 1. :grin:

It makes me appreciate John Beilein more and more. That guy does way more with less. I still don't know what Harbaugh is. I don't listen to or buy the hype...do it on the field.

I don't want to say I could've lived with an opening game loss but this game didn't leave me thinking this is going to be any better than last season. You're good enough to be the beat the teams you should beat but you're not going to rise up and beat the teams you need to beat.

The offensive line is a big concern. You can't expect a mobile quarterback to cover up the lack of pass protection and the running game wasn't overly impressive. Notre Dame has talent on defense but there was very little pushback from the Wolverines until they had to ramp up the urgency in the fourth quarter. Sure, losing Tarik Black is a pretty big deal but most programs worth a crap are so deep at receiver that you can overcome that.

Win or lose on Saturday, you can still compete for the conference but based on the performance, this has the earmarks of another 4 or 5 loss season and you can't have that again. They play in a tough division and you have to raise your game or you're going to be finishing 4th.