It’s too late in the academic calendar for kids to leave the program and enroll elsewhere. I wonder what the exodus looks like at the Spring transfer window.
UM is Natty champs , I’m more excited about who we will bring in in the window . Doubt many starters leave when they are legends in Ann Arbor . Are you crazy ? They are big men on campus
Well now they just lost Ben Herbert also and he's also leaving for the NFL to join Jim Harbaugh and Jim Harbaugh setting Sherone Moore up to fail by taking everybody and poor Sherone Moore is left stuck with trying to replace linebackers, defensive coordinator and a strength coach and he got his work cut out for him and Michigan just will have to give Sherone Moore time
So, if you’re a team like Rutgers or Vanderbilt or Iowa or Virginia Tech or Colorado, there’s literally no chance you’ll ever be in the playoff. So why are these kinds of teams spending money on coaches and players?
@@DougalsBrooks zero chance. Absolutely zero chance. These athletes and these coaches are wasting their time going to schools which have zero chance of making the playoff. Be realistic.
Ahahahah. Covid created that blue print. Allowing a veteran team full of 5th, 6th an 7th yr players!! Unless covid happens again that blueprint won't work again!! Wolverines will Never be able to win like that again. With the new playoff an the new teams coming in they are gonna have to be able to score points to win. B10 is better an teams will not allow Wolverines to run the ball like they did. A big part of that was 25-27 yr old team. Stallions like it or not also helped. It's the reason why in McCarthy's first 8 games with Stallions he threw 18tds an 3int. In his last 7 games without Stallions he threw 4tds 1int!! Huge difference!!
Too bad you don't know what you're talking about. Michigan didn't have any 7th year players one 6th year the majority were 3rd and 4th year players. You're a clown.
No, nothing to do with JJ being hurt since the Minnesota game, then injured again in PSU game and the toughest part of their schedule being backloaded in their last 6 games. You're a clown 🤡
1. Name the 6th or 7th year players that Michigan had. I would guess Maybe 1-2 contributors at most, just like any other top team. 5th year players are allowed without Covid. That will be part of their strategy and it should be. 2. Washington had one of the most dynamic offenses in football last year and they score an average of only 1.5 points more than Michigan. You are conflating points with how Michigan scores those points. 3. JJ passed for 4 TDs v MSU which happened after Stalions was gone. So your math is way off.. They also played 5 top 17 teams in their last 6 games.
Harbaugh is certainly a good to very good coach and the Chargers will be better to much better due to his management. Why he chose to be a part of an illegal sign stealing operation at Michigan spanning 2+ years is genuinely unfortunate. Jim Harbaugh and Sherrone Moore demonstrated, by their behavior on the sidelines, that they were aware the opposing teams’ signs were being recognized in real time due to the sign stealing operation. I wish Coach Moore well, but without knowing what his opposing teams’ Defensive and Offensive plays will be, I suspect that Moore will struggle to a degree. We saw what the NCAA did to USC, due to primarily Reggie Bush's mistakes. That should be a starting point to what the NCAA should do to Michigan in order to punish the actions of Jim Harbaugh and Michigan football and thereby demonstrate that cheating is illegal and, hopefully, stop the behavior.
For the last time, Harbaugh, and his coaches, were cleared by the NCAA of any sign stealing . It was on ESPN the day after the championship game, and came directly from the president of the NCAA. Doesn't anyone of you read the news!!
#GoBlue
Campbell is already OC. Carter Smith gave that away when he was interviewed.
With receipts given a fellow recognizes the facts about JH and welcome Sherrone as HC. This channel was factually spot on, so I digress…
It’s too late in the academic calendar for kids to leave the program and enroll elsewhere. I wonder what the exodus looks like at the Spring transfer window.
With the right coaches staying, it might not be too bad.
They technically can transfer for 30 days after a coach leaves but I don’t think we will lose anyone those young guys love coach Moore
UM is Natty champs , I’m more excited about who we will bring in in the window . Doubt many starters leave when they are legends in Ann Arbor . Are you crazy ? They are big men on campus
Players have a 30-Day transfer window for when they’re head coach retires/ leaves team
They have 30 days...
He will be a great recruiter. He already ask to expand the department as well as NIL. Ward need to get busy raising the money
I hope Sherrone Moore's tenure ends much better than David Shaw’s did at Stanford.
Herbert going to LA with Jim so Moore is going to have to make some good hires if they want to keep it up.
They Can Leave Anytime For 30 Days After HC Is Gone! We Lost 2 New Enrolees In Portal And They Were In School!
Who? I don't see anything about new enrollees in the portal.
Why is a game manager in the thumbnail? 😂😂😂
The big problem is losing ben Herbert, that concerns me most of all
Minter is the biggest concern of someone leaving and he left
Kirk Campbell should be the OC. it sounds like Mike Hart is gone.
What makes you say that about Hart? I've heard nothing about him leaving.
@freeclimb5487 he wasn't at the press conference, and he scrubbed all things Michigan off his X account. Now Herbert is gone.
Well now they just lost Ben Herbert also and he's also leaving for the NFL to join Jim Harbaugh and Jim Harbaugh setting Sherone Moore up to fail by taking everybody and poor Sherone Moore is left stuck with trying to replace linebackers, defensive coordinator and a strength coach and he got his work cut out for him and Michigan just will have to give Sherone Moore time
So, if you’re a team like Rutgers or Vanderbilt or Iowa or Virginia Tech or Colorado, there’s literally no chance you’ll ever be in the playoff. So why are these kinds of teams spending money on coaches and players?
Iowa and Colorado have a shot
In Sanders, second year as head coach, Colorado has a great chance of making the playoffs!
@@azteclegalgroup7604 no, no, they do not. There is no way there is just no way.
@@DougalsBrooks zero chance. Absolutely zero chance. These athletes and these coaches are wasting their time going to schools which have zero chance of making the playoff. Be realistic.
@@DougalsBrooks best thing for the players on the Colorado football team is just try not to get hurt.
Who’s he gonna get to replace Stallions? Oh yeah he didn't know....just praise the Lord Jesus Christ............
Ahahahah. Covid created that blue print. Allowing a veteran team full of 5th, 6th an 7th yr players!! Unless covid happens again that blueprint won't work again!! Wolverines will Never be able to win like that again. With the new playoff an the new teams coming in they are gonna have to be able to score points to win. B10 is better an teams will not allow Wolverines to run the ball like they did. A big part of that was 25-27 yr old team. Stallions like it or not also helped. It's the reason why in McCarthy's first 8 games with Stallions he threw 18tds an 3int. In his last 7 games without Stallions he threw 4tds 1int!! Huge difference!!
Too bad you don't know what you're talking about. Michigan didn't have any 7th year players one 6th year the majority were 3rd and 4th year players. You're a clown.
No, nothing to do with JJ being hurt since the Minnesota game, then injured again in PSU game and the toughest part of their schedule being backloaded in their last 6 games. You're a clown 🤡
this is false in so many ways...not worth a rebuttal
I don’t have a dog in that race but you sound mad 😂😂😂
1. Name the 6th or 7th year players that Michigan had. I would guess Maybe 1-2 contributors at most, just like any other top team. 5th year players are allowed without Covid. That will be part of their strategy and it should be.
2. Washington had one of the most dynamic offenses in football last year and they score an average of only 1.5 points more than Michigan. You are conflating points with how Michigan scores those points.
3. JJ passed for 4 TDs v MSU which happened after Stalions was gone. So your math is way off.. They also played 5 top 17 teams in their last 6 games.
Harbaugh is certainly a good to very good coach and the Chargers will be better to much better due to his management. Why he chose to be a part of an illegal sign stealing operation at Michigan spanning 2+ years is genuinely unfortunate. Jim Harbaugh and Sherrone Moore demonstrated, by their behavior on the sidelines, that they were aware the opposing teams’ signs were being recognized in real time due to the sign stealing operation. I wish Coach Moore well, but without knowing what his opposing teams’ Defensive and Offensive plays will be, I suspect that Moore will struggle to a degree. We saw what the NCAA did to USC, due to primarily Reggie Bush's mistakes. That should be a starting point to what the NCAA should do to Michigan in order to punish the actions of Jim Harbaugh and Michigan football and thereby demonstrate that cheating is illegal and, hopefully, stop the behavior.
For the last time, Harbaugh, and his coaches, were cleared by the NCAA of any sign stealing . It was on ESPN the day after the championship game, and came directly from the president of the NCAA. Doesn't anyone of you read the news!!