“The player development is the main thing I like (about Michigan),” Williams said. “You can see that they develop their players. They get them in the gym and they work them hard. And their hard work pays off.”
FWIW. Michigan doesn't seem inclined to get re-involved.
From Portage Northern.
"He's a hard worker, and he watched me and Tim (Hardaway Jr.) and Nik (Stauksas) put work in to become (first-round picks), and I'm just happy he's getting better," Burke said. "It's great for the program, too. It shows what type of program the University of Michigan is and the direction it continues to go in."
cumong man
"please don't get tackled from behind this t--dawwww"
so we've got that going for us
help i've been transported back in time to Jim Tressel's hiring help
oh my god the blinking goes up
See! It could be worse.
noon Wednesday if you're interested
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The key to understanding this coachspeak interview is this part of the article:
Two years later, he is coaching high school ball and doing radio, still hoping to get back into big-time football.
That means that when GERG says, "That was a difficult time, and I’m just trying to move on now," he really means, "I can't believe I let that stupid mother f***er make me run that bulls**t scheme that cost me my f***ing career. Where's my f***ing beaver?!?!?"
Dude, you were the guy running the defense. It went as directed by you. Who are you wishing for something to have changed?!?
In GERG's defense, the 3-3-5 was almost certainly not his idea.
GERG...
He still exists? That episode seems so far in the past....
A nightmare from childhood...
Buried Memory with a stuffed beaver.
and yet...
Best of luck to Scott Shafer at Syracuse.
double post
who is this "Greg" you're referring to? i think you may have transposed some letters.
I read this as Glenn Robinson and was extremely confused.
Me too - I'm glad to have moved on from the visual trauma of that name.
Just shows how non-existent he is to us now. Good to know we've begun to heal.
Getting back in the NFL? After recently having coached long snappers and helped with the defense at a California high school?
By all accounts, he’s a decent man, but "Gergian" defenses in the NFL ranked 24th with the Denver Broncos in 2000, and then, with the Kansas City Chiefs, 23rd in 2001, 32nd in 2002 and 29th in 2003 when he last coached in the NFL.
His most-recent college defenses were ranked 57th (using Paul Pasqualoni’s players) in 2005, 107th in 2006, 111th in 2007 and 101st in 2008 at Syracuse; and 82nd in 2009 and 108th in 2010 at Michigan.
In those ten seasons, six of his defenses finished in the bottom 20% of all teams. The one "good" season out of those ten (2005) saw his defense ranked just barely in the top half of all NCAA FBS teams.
Wouldn't think that there are any NFL teams clamoring for his services. And yet, maybe one NFL team is thinking like this:
There was this press conference where a coach said "Vince Lombardi couldn't fix this Defense". One year later that D rank goes up 100 spots in rank. Feck you 3-3-5 ,feck you stuffed animals.
I'm glad the guy isn't bitter and bashing Michigan and Rich Rod and everyone else... which he could be doing. Its nice to see that he isn't making excuses or pointing fingers and is just saying "it was a tough situation and I'm looking ahead." He's not being a Kiffin about it at least.
must take about 7 hours.
Sometimes I think back to all the ways I tried to rationalize the GERG hire when it first happened. I can't believe what the mind can convince itself of when it wants so so bad to believe it.
"It’s pretty cool," Robinson said. "I’ve never coached high school before, but I've really enjoyed the experience. I'm driving 80 miles roundtrip on my own nickel, and I'm loving it."
Wow, sarcastic much, GERG?
