Damn I miss it live EVERY time. Still a faithful follower and love the show. You guys are the best, and Sam you are a star. Seth and Brian I love your mgoblog stuff.
Harbaugh and his staff identified and developed talent. With the exception of Sherone and a couple of others, this is a whole new staff, so we'll see if they can maintain the same level of talent and identification and development as the previous staff. Past performance does not guarantee future results....
@@robsmith4864 Cause a championship shows we can win at the highest level and put guys into the NFL and we still can't get any players. And by the way NIL is legal, we can do it too, just like everyone else.
@bunjidogg NIL will be regulated in the next couple years anyways. Michigan will not pay KIDS outta high school to show up. Gotta work to earn. Not pay for play. It's the wild west out there right now and I wouldn't say it's legal anyways. NCAA is useless with rapid progression when it comes to anything. There is no leadership. I think the way Michigan handles it should be the standard because it makes sense but there isn't a lot of that these days.
Different types of NIL. Michigan does NIL. They just have a different philosophy. They won’t pay players who have not played one snap in college. They pay after they have shown discipline & skill on the field. And even then, they will not go overboard. For example, a QB asking for $1 MM can probably forget it. I believe Michigan is building a brand of development, putting players in the NFL and controlling inflated egos and the locker room. However, I’m not saying it will work long term. We might find ourselves needing better balance. Maybe being willing to pay top 30 players that fit the culture and has the academics, coming in the door. Time will tell. Being selective on pay.
20 mil to pay athletes is low. The problem in college football, is the size of the team, You can't have a 100 people on a team, if you start paying them all. College football has to come together and set a limit on the total number of players you can have on your team.
The portal as it is today is not good for college football but more importantly it's not good for the player. There is a very small percentage that actually get drafted to the NFL over 90% of these players should Place their education first and protect their free education and their entire future as a priority in moving forward and building a quality and successful life for themselves.
So happy you wrote this, the portal is terrible for a lot of guys. Many go into the portal and end up with no where to go. You rarely hear about it, but it happens frequently. A guy hops in the portal but can’t find a landing spot because there aren’t enough, or his old school gave away the scholarship already. He’s then stuck with no where to go and losing his chance at a free, first class education.
The problem is the majority of players incorrectly think they will make it to the NFL, even the Ohio State bench riders who are too afraid to transfer and bet on themselves as a starter for another team. It’s hard to convince the NFL that you should play there if you mostly just warm up benches.
Amen on the Belleville take. Super talented players, but complete lack of toughness and discipline. Anytime that team gets challenged, they crumble. Beasley saw that Cole Sullivan was lightyears better than him, and didn't want to compete.
You all can dance around all you want, but it took moore only 3 months to destroy the program. No NIL has devastated the program, but Harbaugh was able to get players to sign anyway, moore has no clue how to do that. Mass exodus of players and zero recruits coming in. These are the facts. Moore cannot keep players from transferring whereas Harbaugh could. We are a below average program starting next year
Keep that same energy! You act like Moore can single handily change nil. Harbaugh was a steady hand because he had already been there. I stand behind him just like I did with Harbaugh when y’all wanted him out
Over the last 5 years, Michigan has had 45 players drafted, Ohio State 38, and Iowa 19.
“If Underwood doesn’t work out, just close the school” 😂😂😂
Craig comparing Walker to Yost had me weak 😂
Damn I miss it live EVERY time. Still a faithful follower and love the show. You guys are the best, and Sam you are a star. Seth and Brian I love your mgoblog stuff.
Harbaugh and his staff identified and developed talent. With the exception of Sherone and a couple of others, this is a whole new staff, so we'll see if they can maintain the same level of talent and identification and development as the previous staff. Past performance does not guarantee future results....
I can only root for the Lions. Love JJ, but the Lions are family.
Money! Money! Money! Money!
Wondering why you guys don't discuss why the reigning National Champs can't recruit/sign anyone.
Why would a championship change anything. We a real, hard school n dont pay for play we do real NIL
@@robsmith4864 Cause a championship shows we can win at the highest level and put guys into the NFL and we still can't get any players. And by the way NIL is legal, we can do it too, just like everyone else.
@bunjidogg NIL will be regulated in the next couple years anyways. Michigan will not pay KIDS outta high school to show up. Gotta work to earn. Not pay for play. It's the wild west out there right now and I wouldn't say it's legal anyways. NCAA is useless with rapid progression when it comes to anything. There is no leadership. I think the way Michigan handles it should be the standard because it makes sense but there isn't a lot of that these days.
Different types of NIL. Michigan does NIL. They just have a different philosophy. They won’t pay players who have not played one snap in college. They pay after they have shown discipline & skill on the field. And even then, they will not go overboard. For example, a QB asking for $1 MM can probably forget it. I believe Michigan is building a brand of development, putting players in the NFL and controlling inflated egos and the locker room. However, I’m not saying it will work long term. We might find ourselves needing better balance. Maybe being willing to pay top 30 players that fit the culture and has the academics, coming in the door. Time will tell. Being selective on pay.
Funny show today lolol
shout out to michigan math!
20 mil to pay athletes is low. The problem in college football, is the size of the team, You can't have a 100 people on a team, if you start paying them all. College football has to come together and set a limit on the total number of players you can have on your team.
I know Junior is in another division.
I love Junior Colson but, again, the Lions are the team.
The transfer portal may not be "good" for college football, but it may be "good" for himself and his family
The portal as it is today is not good for college football but more importantly it's not good for the player. There is a very small percentage that actually get drafted to the NFL over 90% of these players should Place their education first and protect their free education and their entire future as a priority in moving forward and building a quality and successful life for themselves.
So happy you wrote this, the portal is terrible for a lot of guys. Many go into the portal and end up with no where to go. You rarely hear about it, but it happens frequently. A guy hops in the portal but can’t find a landing spot because there aren’t enough, or his old school gave away the scholarship already. He’s then stuck with no where to go and losing his chance at a free, first class education.
The problem is the majority of players incorrectly think they will make it to the NFL, even the Ohio State bench riders who are too afraid to transfer and bet on themselves as a starter for another team. It’s hard to convince the NFL that you should play there if you mostly just warm up benches.
On the other hand, they might be grabbing the money while that can via NIL since they will probably never see an NFL field
So Hutch comin off the edge ready to take JJ’s head off…what are rooting for?
I thought McGuffie was a pretty good player. He put up some decent numbers and played pretty well for a freshman, if I recall correctly.
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I remember him rushing for 100 in South Bend
Amen on the Belleville take. Super talented players, but complete lack of toughness and discipline. Anytime that team gets challenged, they crumble.
Beasley saw that Cole Sullivan was lightyears better than him, and didn't want to compete.
You all can dance around all you want, but it took moore only 3 months to destroy the program. No NIL has devastated the program, but Harbaugh was able to get players to sign anyway, moore has no clue how to do that. Mass exodus of players and zero recruits coming in. These are the facts. Moore cannot keep players from transferring whereas Harbaugh could. We are a below average program starting next year
Keep that same energy! You act like Moore can single handily change nil. Harbaugh was a steady hand because he had already been there. I stand behind him just like I did with Harbaugh when y’all wanted him out
No man knows the future. Speculation on your part…I dont agree…