chunkums

January 1st, 2021 at 7:22 PM ^

It does seem bad, but it's also incorrect.

Durkin got a head coaching job but he killed a guy, which derailed his plans a bit. OSU seems to be pretty happy with Al Washington, Campanile has the same job in the NFL, Wheatley is an FCS head coach after working in the NFL for a bit, and Jim McElwain is a head coach.

trustBlue

January 1st, 2021 at 7:48 PM ^

Not sure who you are thinking of, but by my count, 4 Michigan assistants have gone on to head coaching jobs (Durkin, McElwain, Fisch, Wheatley), 2 more were promoted to coordinator positions (Mattison, Partridge), and most of the rest have gone to the NFL or gotten lateral jobs at P5 programs.

Swazi

January 1st, 2021 at 7:53 PM ^

DJ Durkin left to be a head coach, Greg Jackson went to the NFL, Brian Smith left to be a defensive coordinator, CP left to be a co-DC, Mattison left to be a co-DC, Washington went home, McElwain left to Central,

Pep was fired, Drevno was fired, Brown was fired

bfeeavveerr

January 1st, 2021 at 7:25 PM ^

Jim has a problem. He doesn't hire good assistants. They are on average below par recruiters and below par tacticians. Jim will be gone by week's end. The building of the football program will begin.

Indy Pete - Go Blue

January 1st, 2021 at 7:29 PM ^

In the hypothetical that Harbaugh is gone, whoever walks in is going to have some seriously awesome pieces to get started: Cade and JJ, Corum/Edwards/Haskins, Bell/Corn John/Giles/Worthy/Sainristil, OLine talent galore. The defense at least has Hutchinson and several other young talented players.