This will never happen, but every Michigan fan has thought to themselves, at least once, about Tom Brady and Woodson coaching at UM. Don't lie, its crossed your mind.
"First Down" is my favorite. Saw it live, and laughed very hard. The way Mason nods his head so emphatically was hilarious. Nice to see the Wolverines have that much confidence, and play like it.
Agreed. He missed his chance to commit to UM. But, if any of the current commits statuses change and/or we miss arent able to land Akers or Harris, he can definitely be an option if he's still available at that time.
This is a great get and shows that this staff really loves those long, versatile lineman. His measurables are very similar to Hudson's and Deron Irving-Bey's. Love that they're bringing in guys that could easily play inside or outside.
Tom Herman is still absolutely going to be the hottest name in this year's coaching carousel season. I dont know this for a fact, but I'd say it's a possibility that his players know that their coach is about to bolt, and I wonder if thats had an effect on them. Realistically, it cant be easy to play for someone whos already got one foot out the door. That's just my opinion, though, and it could have nothing to do with why they've been playing worse.
Agreed. The players and coaches there now had nothing to do with anything that happened back then. Their program is healing from sanctions that were meant to completely kill the program. I agree with that you've said.
Could not agree more. Plus, this probably puts some more pressure on Michigan. Do they have any excuse not to beat OSU now? I think a loss to OSU would be much more disappointing now than it would have been had OSU been undefeated. I agree with you.
I have never felt that Slaton was going to end up in this class. I could still be wrong, but it always felt like his recruitment was odd, and that the longer it stretched out, the lower M's chances were - and that there would never be a consensus amongst insiders as to why or what made him go from M lock to signing elsewhere. Still remains to be seen, of course.
That's right! That was nice. I'm from Montreal, but don't follow the Habs/NHL at all. When I saw that Montoya and Pacioretty had nice games though, it made me happy. Of all combinations of UM alums to make headlines in one night, Montoya, Pacioretty and Rich Hill are about as obscure a trio you can come up with, but really cool nonetheless.
247 composite is the way to go. Just in general, 247's scale makes the most sense. Rivals' is weird and scout is just a star ranking. 247's number breaks things down best between the high/low end of one star rating's spectrum. A.J Dillon and Jedrick Wills are both 4-stars, but 247's ratings will, FWIW, show the discrepency between what they think about the two prospects in their ratings. I, personally, trust those the most.
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This will never happen, but every Michigan fan has thought to themselves, at least once, about Tom Brady and Woodson coaching at UM. Don't lie, its crossed your mind.
"First Down" is my favorite. Saw it live, and laughed very hard. The way Mason nods his head so emphatically was hilarious. Nice to see the Wolverines have that much confidence, and play like it.
Looks like Harbaugh's "Rocky Top colleague" should have taken Jim's advice from the spring!
Agreed. He missed his chance to commit to UM. But, if any of the current commits statuses change and/or we miss arent able to land Akers or Harris, he can definitely be an option if he's still available at that time.
This is a great get and shows that this staff really loves those long, versatile lineman. His measurables are very similar to Hudson's and Deron Irving-Bey's. Love that they're bringing in guys that could easily play inside or outside.
Tom Herman is still absolutely going to be the hottest name in this year's coaching carousel season. I dont know this for a fact, but I'd say it's a possibility that his players know that their coach is about to bolt, and I wonder if thats had an effect on them. Realistically, it cant be easy to play for someone whos already got one foot out the door. That's just my opinion, though, and it could have nothing to do with why they've been playing worse.
Agreed. The players and coaches there now had nothing to do with anything that happened back then. Their program is healing from sanctions that were meant to completely kill the program. I agree with that you've said.
Could not agree more. Plus, this probably puts some more pressure on Michigan. Do they have any excuse not to beat OSU now? I think a loss to OSU would be much more disappointing now than it would have been had OSU been undefeated. I agree with you.
I have never felt that Slaton was going to end up in this class. I could still be wrong, but it always felt like his recruitment was odd, and that the longer it stretched out, the lower M's chances were - and that there would never be a consensus amongst insiders as to why or what made him go from M lock to signing elsewhere. Still remains to be seen, of course.
That's right! That was nice. I'm from Montreal, but don't follow the Habs/NHL at all. When I saw that Montoya and Pacioretty had nice games though, it made me happy. Of all combinations of UM alums to make headlines in one night, Montoya, Pacioretty and Rich Hill are about as obscure a trio you can come up with, but really cool nonetheless.
247 composite is the way to go. Just in general, 247's scale makes the most sense. Rivals' is weird and scout is just a star ranking. 247's number breaks things down best between the high/low end of one star rating's spectrum. A.J Dillon and Jedrick Wills are both 4-stars, but 247's ratings will, FWIW, show the discrepency between what they think about the two prospects in their ratings. I, personally, trust those the most.
Also, Al Montoya made a great start for the Montreal Canadiens last night. Big night for M alums in sports other than FB/BB!