Harbaugh just announced as AP Coach of the Year

Submitted by Cousin Larry on December 10th, 2021 at 12:10 PM

Per the Twitters.

Well deserved!  This year has been worth the wait.

SlickNick

December 10th, 2021 at 12:46 PM ^

I'll admit I have visited RCMB at times of Michigan success vs. them, or times where something bad happens to MSU for my own petty reasons, but I just realized they have a 475 page(!) 11,858 comment(!!) thread going about Mgoblog imploding. Oh, and this is Mgoblog imploding part 3(!!!) I'm assuming because the other 2 threads got too full. Just amazing amounts of little brother energy coming from that place. 

 

Anyways, back to reality. So happy for coach Harbaugh and all he has accomplished this year. 

Maximinus Thrax

December 10th, 2021 at 1:51 PM ^

They ranted against "BSPN" when Walker didn't get a Heisman invite, and now they are playing the same riff with this one, calling it a "media award".  It's almost like they forgot that OSU dismembered them and mailed their parts to seven continents in the penultimate game of the season.  That anybody affiliated with that team is even being considered for any postseason awards is a colossal act of charity.  I think Walker deserved his two big awards, but I agree he shouldn't be at the Heisman ceremony.  And I particularly feel Tucker should get nothing.  56-7.  What the fuck?  That's absolutely terrible.  

Cousin Larry

December 10th, 2021 at 12:20 PM ^

This year's awards have been all over the map.

Harbaugh, the best coaching job in the country, but somehow not the best coaching job in the conference.

Hutchinson, not good enough to be even a finalist for the best defensive player award, but will likely finish second for the Heisman.

And, to be fair, Kenneth Walker wins the Walter Camp trophy, but finishes sixth in the Heisman voting.

J. Redux

December 10th, 2021 at 12:21 PM ^

Wow, the vote was weird: https://apnews.com/article/jim-harbaugh-michigan-ap-college-football-coach-of-the-year-606abc1a2ae43a066d80ea5f992582ae

Harbaugh got less than half of the first place votes; there were three for Blake Anderson at Utah State, plus a vote for Saban?  And four people who apparently thought "Well, if Tucker was the best coach in the Big Ten, he must be better than Jim Harbaugh."

Only 1 first-place vote for Dave Clawson at Wake Forest, which seems low.