U of M thread (in the Lions Forum) :)

[kreton]

Fucking OSU is in.

[chemiclord]

Fucking OSU is in.

Meh, who was going to be the ritual sacrifice to Georgia really didn't and doesn't mean much to me.

[kreton]

Meh, who was going to be the ritual sacrifice to Georgia really didn't and doesn't mean much to me.

In the interest of Fuck Ohio State, Fuck Ohio State and I was hoping they'd get snubbed.

But at least Stroud gets another chance to fall down the draft board.

[jaadam4]

Ohio is the only team that could run a track meet with Georgia but Ohio is terrible on defense. They're going to get f'ed

[Futureshock]

Jim Harbaugh Commits To Coaching Michigan In 2023


December 6th, 2022 at 9:55am CST by Adam La Rose

This past weekend, Jim Harbaugh‘s name came up once again with NFL teams looking into the Michigan head coach. That led to questions about a potential return to the NFL, but such a move will not take place for at least one more year.

“That time of the year type of speculation, but I think no man knows the future,” Harbaugh said, via ESPN’s Tom VanHaaren. “But I think that people that think we’ve done a good job and are pleased with the job that we’ve done here at Michigan, they’re going to be very happy to learn that we will be back enthusiastically coaching the Wolverines in 2023.”

The 58-year-old has been connected to a pro head coaching gig on numerous occasions since his final year with the 49ers in 2014. That held especially true when his Michigan teams previously failed to live up to expectations, but the Wolverines have now qualified for the College Football Playoffs for two consecutive seasons. This year’s success comes after Harbaugh signed a five-year, $36.7MM contract to remain at Michigan, but the possibility of an NFL offer still looms large.

The closest he came to an NFL return was this past winter, when he interviewed with the Vikings. After failing to land the job, Harbaugh informed the school that contemplating NFL gigs would not become a constant occurrence, and that he was happy to remain with the Wolverines. He has, on the other hand, let it be known that his run to the Super Bowl with the 49ers has left a feeling of “unfished business” at the NFL level.

After finishing the season with a perfect record, a second straight win over rivals Ohio State and earning the No. 2 seed for the CFP, Harbaugh and Michigan have a chance to win the national title this year. That could alter his intentions down the road, but for at least the near-term future, his situation will remain the same.

[jaadam4]

This shit is never going to stop. Every year it’ll be rumors about the NFL wanting him.

[chemiclord]

And I DO think Harbaugh will continue to entertain those offers... but at this point it would have to be an absolutely perfect situation with a team right on the cusp rather than whatever reclamation project is trying to get off the ground floor.

[jaadam4]

Then I hope he just makes the jump. I can’t take the shit like last years signing day. That was so f’ed. That screwed up next years class in a big way.

The 23 class isnt very good.

[wcfwtf]

I hope when he leaves it is when the program has firmly been re established and with a proven successor in line.
For me that would mean at least 2 more years of CFP level results.

[Mainevent]

Sorry Cody.

https://www.cardchronicle.com/platform/amp/2022/12/7/23498373/jeff-brohm-will-be-louisvilles-next-head-football-coach

[edindetroit]

Sorry Cody.

https://www.cardchronicle.com/platfo...football-coach

Is that the dude HARBAUGH!!!!!!! just beat the tar out of?

[edindetroit]

Why does Michigan struggle in the first half?

[chemiclord]

Michigan looking like a team that bought their own hype and thinking they just needed to show up. For their sake, they better fix that REAL quick. TCU can score in bunches and make this a blowout the other way.

[chemiclord]

A clue that I'm seeing is that both on offense and defense, the Wolverines are scrambling all about like they don't entirely know what they're supposed to be doing. TCU is set and ready every snap.

This could be a long night for Michigan. Down 14-0 early.

[edindetroit]

Michigan didn't come to play