Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
smokinrox
History
- Member for
- 3 years 22 weeks
Karma
- Current value
Recent Comments
| Date | Title | Body |
|---|---|---|
| 29 weeks 6 days ago | Antonio Bass |
I work with Antonio, and he is doing great by the way. He is a great guy, and has e-mailed me to talk Michigan football, even though he just met me as a fan. Antonio still follows the team real closely. He is using that UM degree and is doing well, just a phenomenal person. |
| 1 year 12 weeks ago | Who cares about the percentages of the shooter |
really, why would you not force the other team into a 2 point shot and take away the 3 point line, that seems like a better strategy than taking away a player, especially at the college level. I also disagree that it was a bad look, it was a good look. The shot was rushed, the form looked bad because he rushed the shot more than he should have, and the result was ugly, but the look at the basket was wide open. I don't disagree with the strategy to foul at all though, I thought that was right on, but make Wisconsin take a 2 pointer and live with OT if you have to. Beilein has done a tremendous job with this team and is a great coach, but I disagree with the strategy at the end of the game. Call it a lucky shot all you want, but it was an open look to win the game. |
| 1 year 13 weeks ago | Do you honestly |
not think it was drawn up that way. The guys doing post game analysis did. They said it looked like Michigan's strategy was to make sure Taylor didn't beat us, and I think that strategy is horrible. You make sure a 3 pointer doesn't beat you, don't worry about Taylor if he wants to drive to the hoop and take a 2 point shot to tie. There is no doubt in my mind Stu was asked to help on Taylor and I think that is terrible strategy and poor coaching. You call it what you want. Whatever you want to call it, it cost us a chance at a tourney bid. |
| 1 year 13 weeks ago | Unbelievably terrible |
coaching, you make them drive and take a 2, you DO NOT GIVE UP A 3. How can they make such a poor decision? Here comes the NIT if we are lucky. |
| 1 year 17 weeks ago | Mullen |
I live in Colorado Springs and Denver Mullen has an amazing football program. They are coached by Dave Logan, former Broncos player, and they are a private school that attracts the best Denver has to offer. Many of my friends, who have graduated from rival schools, don't appreciate his ability to "recruit," but they do produce most of the top talent in Colorado. If you look at Rivals list of top 20 or 25 players from Colorado, you will find 4 of the top 10 are from Mullen. I would love to see us build a pipeline at Mullen. Dave Logan had good things to say about Michigan IIRC when Watson chose Michigan. |
| 1 year 19 weeks ago | Les Miles? |
Can someone tell me what happened between last night and this morning? All the buzz was Miles was almost a sure things to be the next coach within a day or 2, and now it seems as if we are all back to square 1, why?
FWIW, I wouldn't mind bringing in Keeler for an interview, that is the name of the Delaware coach right? |
| 1 year 24 weeks ago | This is exactly my thought |
why is this so hard to see. There is no way DB is going to base a coaching decision on 1 game, and if he is than we need to find a new AD as well. I am somewhere in the middle of keeping RR 1 more year and hiring JH, but DB's actions tell me he is either lining up JH as the new coach to take over so as to avoid a coaching search fiasco or he is feeling out RR to see if he is willing to give up control of the D and possibly fire the defensive staff. If we was sold on RR he would say so and not take the hit in recruiting, and I can not possibly believe the decision to keep RR might be based on 1 bowl game performance. |
| 1 year 29 weeks ago | This type of response |
is getting very tiresome. Why do so many on this site feel the need to be ultimate defenders of this coaching staff? They do make mistakes, and we are able to question them. Its not as if RichRod has had a winning record at Michigan yet, so he could make some improvements. If we aren't going to question coaching decisions and play calling, then why even have a blog about Michigan football. Lets just all agree the coaches don't make mistakes, they know all, and just enjoy the games. |
| 1 year 33 weeks ago | Another major advantage of quick strike scoring |
is that you have fewer chances to make a mistake. I understand the D is on the field longer and exposed or wore down, but scoring is the priority here, and scoring quick is perfectly ok w/ me as long as we are scoring. |
| 1 year 37 weeks ago | That's the whole point |
is we have seen him play. You would be right if we hadn't seen him play and we were just being negative because of his walk-on status, but we have seen him. Coaching can make a difference, no doubt about that, but coaching can not make a guy more athletic or faster. As was said earlier, Kovacs has to play perfect positioning and has less room for error because of his lack of athleticism. We are all fans and hoping for the best, but we are nervous because of what we have seen. |
