LSAClassOf2000

April 21st, 2015 at 2:40 PM ^

How many benefitted from Easter Egg Hunt advice: “Think like the Egg! Where would you hide if you were an Egg?”

You know, I turned around and gave this advice to my kids, whereupon my son tried to climb into the fridge, mentioning basically that the last place we would look is the place from which we removed him. Good call on his part. It also delayed the egg hunt about ten minutes when he knocked over a pickle jar and we ended up cleaning out the entire bottom shelf, but whatever. 

Interesting article though. The era of Harbaugh so far has been as entertaining as it has been hopeful.

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The Mad Hatter

April 21st, 2015 at 2:53 PM ^

And the comments section is off to a derptastic start.

I can't wait to drink some buckeye tears in November.  They're going to be fucking stunned when Michigan destroys their shot at the playoffs.

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LKLIII

April 21st, 2015 at 11:40 PM ^

They really did paper over the three major differences between college and the pros: 1) 18-20 year old kids will view him as a God and buy into his program. Not so much jaded 28 year old millionaires. 2) college programs cycle through kids every 3-5 years. Other than coaching staff and athletic department, the kids will be gone before he can "wear out his welcome" too much with them. 3) Being Michigan royalty, he's going to get a MUCH wider berth than he would with any corporate NFL office.



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2 Walter Smith

April 22nd, 2015 at 3:16 AM ^

It was nice to see the events of the last five months through a lens who sorted things differently than my Maize and Blue lens.  If we're gonna trash conventional media all the time, we should also recognize when it brings value.

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UMich87

April 22nd, 2015 at 9:20 AM ^

the most interesting times for Michigan football ever.  Given the state of the game, the status of our rivals and The Most Interesting Coach in the World, I cannot wait to watch college football history unfold.

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