Recent content by mngg11

Spielman was fired, need to continue that trend. Can't fire the owners, they're who were stuck with. Everyone else, not so much

Kwesi mismanaged this team into the ground. Borderline criminal negligence

That seems to imply that Drake was considering not coming back

I've seen a lot of complaints about the big play limitations of a West Coast offense, which is Harbaugh's offensive philosophy. I don't know a ton about Xs and Os but I'd look into that as being a primary factor. It might help in terms of qb development for the pros but apparently doesn't relate...

I wonder if his decision rests partially on how he performs in the game. If he blows up, he declares, if it's ho-hum, he tries another year. He might be getting some info that he'd make more money staying in school another year than getting drafted late this year

Petrino takes Bellichek's wife on a motorcycle ride🤣

caliGopher must not have given you the courtesy of a reacharound this morning. Keep circlejerkin, fella

He's credited with mentoring Boye Mafe and Thomas Rush on the U's website, not sure if they're just reaching for things to put in his profile but he doesn't look like a total unknown/bad fit.

Find out if he's still considered #2

My question to the people mocking posts or the outright denial related to Fleck going to Michigan, how do you respond if they actually hire him? Other than saying "They're fucking morons" or totally changing your narrative. This isn't a hot take. It's completely within the realm of reality that...

This. Thanks!

You guys seem to forget how great Tanner was with two NFL wide receivers and a great line compared to his following years. He was a top qb nationally in a ton of metrics in 2019. If you have a decent to good qb and give him the weapons that a high profile program has, his odds of becoming a...

I don't know what Michigan's recruiting profile looks like at WR, but if you put Drake on Ohio St instead of Sayian for instance, he's not just top 5, he's potentially in the Heisman convo. Give the kid a line and wide receivers and we're set. IMO Underwood's rating was based more on physicals...

Yep. What's he's done here pretty much guarantees he'd be more successful at a school that dumps resources into their football program. The tolerance level for losses decreases exponentially, though. If RTB is the most important thing to him he'd be silly to leave the U

Unsurprising that RTB is the hardest sell for the helmet schools. I don't see Fleck dumping it to land a high profile job, either. It's woven into who he is and what his purpose is.