| FTBL The Jim Harbaugh era at Michigan has been all hype and no substance.

[PurlJam]

I Like Sark...his west coast style of offense keeps defenses of balance...definitely not a ground and pound style but when you have a Tua it makes a special combo...hell Mac even looks comfortable running the O.

 

[bradenob]

Wisconsin's utter embarrassment of Michigan exposes Jim Harbaugh

For Jim Harbaugh at Michigan, the pattern of big-game failures has evolved into an expectation. It's fair to question whether he'll ever lift the Wolverines back to national relevance.

sports.yahoo.com

Harbaugh’s most recent glaring negligence came with hiring the inexperienced Josh Gattis from Alabama in the offseason to both run the offense and overhaul the program’s pro-style DNA. The early results are a distinct failure, as Michigan managed just 14 points in regulation against Army and 14 against Wisconsin. By the time the Wolverines scored against Wisconsin, they trailed 35-0.​

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Gattis’ early struggles should be pinned squarely on Harbaugh. The offseason coronation of Gattis as a great hire included these delicious details in a story in The Athletic – “There was no interview. No face-to-face meeting. No get-up-on-the-board-and-show-me-how-you-run-this session. Not even a tell-me-about-your-offensive-philosophy discussion.”​

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Harbaugh basically put the future of the program on a 20-minute phone conversation, which is a bit like getting engaged after the first drink on a first date. And he did it knowing that Nick Saban had an opportunity to promote Gattis to the same job and declined. That’s impulsive and reckless even by Harbaugh’s standards, and was begging for more skepticism from an athletic director and administration who’d already seen a pattern of bad hires and dysfunctional offenses.​

All I can say is.......

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

 

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[TerryP]

Michigan OC Josh Gattis crucified by media members after loss:

When you start toting a cross you have no right to bear, be prepared to be crucified on the same cross.