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akblue
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Recent Comments
| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 28 weeks 9 hours ago | No religion or politics on this blog? |
I see a lot of posts getting a pass on this "rule." Your suggestion that the Church gets a pass is absurd. These are crimes and sins committed by people. The consequences for unrepentant sin, as the Church believes, is eternal damnation-- that's not getting a pass. It's hell. |
| 32 weeks 3 days ago | Amen |
Amen! |
| 32 weeks 3 days ago | Agreed |
The only thing I would add is that we do this for many, many years in a row. Predicting losses seems like opening the door to failure. |
| 41 weeks 4 days ago | That's pretty awesome |
I used to be a on scoreboard security back in the early 80's... the boards were so small that we had to post a guard to keep people from standing up and blocking the board. Bring on the games! |
| 41 weeks 4 days ago | Awesome |
Logged in to say thanks for the video. |
| 1 year 10 weeks ago | Does anyone know how that happened? |
“This is Michigan, for God’s sakes!” |
| 1 year 10 weeks ago | I feel dirty |
Just going to the site from that school down south makes me feel dirty. |
| 1 year 14 weeks ago | With regards to the defense |
Where did we stand the last few years?
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| 1 year 14 weeks ago | Carr / RR Difference |
I seem to recall that a big difference between Carr and RR was that Lloyd made a lot of offers through the camp process, while RR was working the out of state pipelines, beating the bushes and workig a lot of recruits. This points to a difference in recruting strategy. Note that Sparty numbers look a lot like OSU-- Dantonio recruited with Tressel and likely built his strategy on the OSU model. Seems likely that Hoke will be more like Carr. He can "touch" more kids and their coaches by developing a strong camp model. This helps in a number of ways-- provides an evaluation opportunity, helps develop local talent, improves network among coaches, provides young players with an awesome experience at Michigan. All of these factors should point to a lower offer/acceptance ratio and a more consistent talent base. The piece that will put us over the top in my view will still be the abiility to recruit nationally and fill in some elite talent. I like the model of building your foundation first-- much like buiding your team from the line. Without the program consistency, there will be no big draw from elite players. |
| 1 year 15 weeks ago | No nonsense |
Here's a guy that learned from his mistakes and takes the example of his teachers to heart. His schtick is pretty basic-- toughness, teaching, developing kids-- It's not that complicated, and that's what makes it doable. I love that we hear Bo in his voice, but I don't think he's trying to be Bo, I think he's resigned to the legacy that Bo has created... not a bad place to start. |
