Seriously Jim, just resign.

Submitted by theytookourjobs on November 14th, 2020 at 8:43 PM

If this guy truly cares for the program he'd just resign.  This has gone from bad to embarrassing.  Not even competitive anymore.  Sad

evenyoubrutus

November 14th, 2020 at 8:48 PM ^

I remember when he was hired, I thought we were set for a long time because so many of his assistants were head coach material. He would have a head coach in waiting.

LOL

BeatIt

November 15th, 2020 at 10:23 AM ^

No it’s all about the talent. Recruiting rankings are not the end all be all for identifying talent.But when you go class after class without top 100 talent it’s bound to catch up with you in a big thud. What we witnessed yesterday in the Big House was that big thud. I’ve seen this coming for a couple of years now. It’s been overlooked because of the 9,10&11 win seasons giving false hope. Brady Hoke pulled it off in his first year(giving the faithful a false sense of that the program was back)running Denard Robinson into the ground to beat TOSU and a bowl win over a overrated VaTech team. 

    I know it must have been painfully obvious to UM fans yesterday that Wisconsin looked like the more talented team by a mile. Looked like UM was playing the 85 bears yesterday. That’s how much better Wisconsin looked by the 4th qtr as their running game was reeling off 10 yard gains on nearly every down.That’s what UM used to do to everyone in the BIG except OSU in the 2nd half of games after UM has gassed the opposing defenses.
        Answer one question, does that team win 12 games without DRob? Not a chance in hell imo. He’ll probably get one more year but if the recruiting doesn’t improve drastically now he’s done after another beat down by TOSU. I doubt Ryan Day calls off the dogs as they will need to impress the committee in every game because of how bad most BIG teams are.

uminks

November 14th, 2020 at 9:33 PM ^

He did have A Fib when he first got here but he got the nerves burned in the upper chamber and that solved his A Fib. However, I heard he did need a pace maker after the 2017 season, which may have explained his calmer dementor. But, no, nothing serious that can keep him from coaching. Though he may be on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

thethirdcoast

November 14th, 2020 at 9:57 PM ^

If this is true I would hope that Jim would man up, disclose his issue as the reason for the poor on-field product, and then resign.

 

I would wish him well with his health challenge and not have any hard feeling about the situation.

 

If things continue to drag on like this, that's a totally different story.

Perkis-Size Me

November 14th, 2020 at 8:57 PM ^

I remember thinking to myself “okay if we fire him who are we going to get that’s any better?”

Honestly, RichRod would be a better option at this point, and I’m not even kidding. At least by year three his offenses were fun to watch.