Dylan McCaffery transferring to

Submitted by Kevin13 on December 7th, 2020 at 7:26 PM

University of Northern Colorado to play for his dad and team back up with Tru Wilson. UNC is playing a spring schedule so he will start playing games in late February 

GhostofJermain…

December 7th, 2020 at 7:42 PM ^

What I'm hearing is unless coach decides to take an NFL offer (very unlikely, also not certain there is an offer) he's accepting an extension with smaller buyout and a contract with more flexibility for the university. Exact quote from contact: "Ball is completely in JH court"

Recruits and underclassman both expect JH back, and an announcement soon. 

No word on assistants, also sounds like they do not believe DE is coming, but not a done deal. 

Almost entire 21 class has been tweeting out their commitment to JH, which feels orchestrated (most likely by JM or Dudek).     

Speculation amongst NFL reporters was LA Chargers job along with Chicago Bears are both something that JH would consider, apparently his son and some family are already back in Cali. Same source told me that unless you hear something from Shefter it's not happening.  

Cheers

chunkums

December 7th, 2020 at 9:19 PM ^

Hassan Haskins will be a junior

Zach Charbonnet will be a junior

Christian Turner will be a junior

Blake Corum will be a sophomore

Tavier Dunlap will be a freshman

 

That's plenty of depth.

EDIT: Those class designations are without considering the fact that everyone gets a free year. The juniors are basically RS sophs.

 

getsome

December 7th, 2020 at 8:54 PM ^

youre right that they have bigger problems.  

the thing is they need to lock down talented local stars when possible.  not to mention michigans backs often get caught from behind - i have no clue if edwards brings legit breakaway ability but some seem to think he does

1VaBlue1

December 7th, 2020 at 7:54 PM ^

I upvoted because I trust you, but I do not like the news.  This is the worst possible news we could hear.  The program has been on a downward trend since 2017, the crap of 2020 just laid bare the window dressing covering the cracks in the foundation.  Stand by for 8 wins next year, including another blowout loss to OSU and a bowl game loss.  Recruits will continue to leave after two years just to get away from him.

I really hope he proves me wrong, but I doubt it.  The loop is real - it'll never be worse than it is right now, and never better than 2016.  That's the top - loss to OSU and in the bowl to close out an otherwise successful year, when those occur between the 2017/2020-like seasons...

MaizeBlueA2

December 8th, 2020 at 4:29 AM ^

Yes, his court. That's how contracts work. I offer you something and you sign it.

If you were making $8.5M/year and I offer you $5M and say you need to change your staff and you can use that extra $3.5M for assistant coaches...that is an offer. Take it or leave it. That's how it works.

Warde is a joke, yet look at his hires. You saying that about Juwan Howard now or just about Harbaugh (who he didn't hire)?

MaizeBlueA2

December 8th, 2020 at 4:26 AM ^

What other realistic options does Warde have?

Fire Harbaugh, pay him and his staff $12M in a pandemic and then what, shell out $12M more for who? You think Urban Meyer is coming or something? 

Who is this magic man that Warde is overlooking that's so much better than Harbaugh? 

Hail-Storm

December 8th, 2020 at 12:56 PM ^

I think this is the best move.  Give Harbaugh a contract that is tied to performance. If Harbaugh is confident in his ability to beat Ohio State, beat Staee, win BIG championships, then he should have no problem taking this type of contract that is highly results based.  If he doesn't like it, he still has a chance to move on to a possible NFL position.  This leaves Warde and Harbaugh both in good positions. Harbaugh not fired and leaving for his dream to move on to NFL championship, or stay and get paid top dollar only if you win. He has his extension to keep recruits too.  Warde doesn't have to fire the prodigal son, and his friend, but is giving him an out to leave, that doesn't cost the program $12M.

I'm don't have any confidence that Harbaugh will get us to a championship at this point, but this is best case for all in how to handle this matter.