Seems like The Board of Regents, Santa, and Warde just completely gave up. They were going to fight and do the TRO and abruptly stopped and now they are just the NCAA's whipping boy.
The point is that the money isn't the problem. It didn't destroy the Lions that Aidan Hutchinson got millions of dollars when he was drafted. If you find the wrong guy like Frankie Collins then yeah maybe using money to recruit him is bad for the team.
Why put parameters on who should get NIL at all? If May thinks he is a good fit then send the NIL his way. This is why the transformational not transactional is so silly. If you don't think he's a good fit, then don't try to get him back in the fold. Just don't make this about players needing to "earn" their money. He can receive NIL up front and still be a high character guy.
I remember in late November when all of the insiders said that this isn't old Michigan anymore getting pushed around. Looks like we are still old Michigan.
It's amazing that Warde hated his national championship winning coach so much. An athletic director is more replaceable than a football coach who goes 40-3 in three years. Even John Beilein didn't want to work for him.
What did those three suspended games get us? Absolutely nothing. It made the burger thing look worse than it was. It pissed off Harbaugh. Thank God we made the NCAA happy.
It seems like these days if you do fight it, you are 100 percent better off in terms of penalties than if you fall on the sword. Michigan has done jack shit in terms of making the NCAA prove anything in regards to the level 1 violation. They voluntarily suspended their coach for 3 games and then let the Big Ten suspend their coach another 3 and didn't do a damn thing. Warde got a cushy CFP job out of it. Maybe that's what the goal was. It wasn't about protecting Michigan.
He would have left for the NFL regardless but looks like Warde did nothing to support him when he was here. I disagree with settling. Fight it like Tennessee and then there probably isn't recruiting restrictions and probation.
I never really thought he was as good as other people said he was. I thought he was a big part of our issues vs Nebraska, MSU, and Georgia in 2021. I am fine with him coming here but he is probably a depth piece.
And we are still waiting for Michigan to expose who has behind the PI Firm. Either all of the insiders were full of shit or the university/Warde doesn't want to do anything.
It doesn't appear to be a women's basketball/non revenue thing as there are better NIL opportunities at other schools for the same sport where you still have the same limitations. This is still the athletic department that didn't think that Juwan needed a NIL director.
Crazy that a power 5 football team can play in a 10k seat stadium. Why didn't they think about where they were going to play before they renovated Ryan Field.
I am banking on Tuttle. I think he only had like 5 incompletions last year granted he had a small sample size and it was all in garbage time. He could be a Rudock guy who has a ton of experience and has struggled under bad coaching. I don't think he is participating in spring practice. If he isn't the answer, then Sherrone would look to the portal. No way you gamble on a situation like that.
They do have Jack Tuttle who is injured right now who looked completely fine last year and is injured right now and they are going up against the best defense in America.
I don't know about the admissions stuff. The NIL stuff seems like a massive own goal. Michigan doesn't have the funds for a basketball NIL person or an upgraded locker room? Wtf
Bakich won the Big Ten twice. Does it really matter if you devote some more money to baseball to keep it competitive like when Hutch had Michigan softball rolling? It is more infuriating when they have a huge budget surplus every year and they nickel and dime everything that they don't need to.
Supposedly Bakich wanted improved facilities like batting cages and assistant pay and Warde said no. Erik may have left regardless, but when all of your coaches leave in multiple sports it becomes harder to say that it's a coincidence.
He seems pretty unlikable. Brian and Sam are more plugged in than the average mgoblogger so they probably know more than us when they say that coaches and others don't like him.
September is a long time from now. Hopefully, he can come back during the season. I think Jake Ryan tore his acl in late March one year and came back in October.
People are so desperate to praise Warde that he gets praise for things that he didn't have much of a part in. In the past month, he has gotten more praise for the women's gymnastics team winning the national championship than the head coach that has been there for like 30 years. He has gotten praise for the CWS appearance but when the coach leaves it totally isn't his fault. He gets praise for NIL for keeping the team around but when Michigan still doesn't have a top 10 recruiting class next winter it won't be his fault. He gets praise for deciding to keep Harbaugh and cutting his salary but when Harbaugh leaves it isn't his fault.
Also losing Sanderson was another own goal. We have to see how May actually does here. Rich Rod was a hot name too. I'm a little bit cautious about May given that FAU wasn't as good this year with largely the same players as last year. It's easy to pump up the guy until you actually see what happens on the court.
I think it's the fact that he has been there for six years and last year was his only real good year. This year he had a great team and was ranked preseason and lost to Northwestern so not really exceeding expectations. Porter Moser went to the final four with Loyola and hasn't translated at Oklahoma. May seems like a flash in the pan type of guy like Moser or Enfield.
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Seems like The Board of Regents, Santa, and Warde just completely gave up. They were going to fight and do the TRO and abruptly stopped and now they are just the NCAA's whipping boy.
The point is that the money isn't the problem. It didn't destroy the Lions that Aidan Hutchinson got millions of dollars when he was drafted. If you find the wrong guy like Frankie Collins then yeah maybe using money to recruit him is bad for the team.
Why put parameters on who should get NIL at all? If May thinks he is a good fit then send the NIL his way. This is why the transformational not transactional is so silly. If you don't think he's a good fit, then don't try to get him back in the fold. Just don't make this about players needing to "earn" their money. He can receive NIL up front and still be a high character guy.
I remember in late November when all of the insiders said that this isn't old Michigan anymore getting pushed around. Looks like we are still old Michigan.
It's amazing that Warde hated his national championship winning coach so much. An athletic director is more replaceable than a football coach who goes 40-3 in three years. Even John Beilein didn't want to work for him.
What did those three suspended games get us? Absolutely nothing. It made the burger thing look worse than it was. It pissed off Harbaugh. Thank God we made the NCAA happy.
It seems like these days if you do fight it, you are 100 percent better off in terms of penalties than if you fall on the sword. Michigan has done jack shit in terms of making the NCAA prove anything in regards to the level 1 violation. They voluntarily suspended their coach for 3 games and then let the Big Ten suspend their coach another 3 and didn't do a damn thing. Warde got a cushy CFP job out of it. Maybe that's what the goal was. It wasn't about protecting Michigan.
He would have left for the NFL regardless but looks like Warde did nothing to support him when he was here. I disagree with settling. Fight it like Tennessee and then there probably isn't recruiting restrictions and probation.
Awaiting a statement from Warde Manuel about how great a partner Charlie Baker has been and how we are cooperating fully with the NCAA.
So Tennessee sues the NCAA and the NCAA gets rid of its rules on NIL. Michigan cooperates and gets punished. Warde looks real bright here.
I never really thought he was as good as other people said he was. I thought he was a big part of our issues vs Nebraska, MSU, and Georgia in 2021. I am fine with him coming here but he is probably a depth piece.
And we are still waiting for Michigan to expose who has behind the PI Firm. Either all of the insiders were full of shit or the university/Warde doesn't want to do anything.
Amazing how ESPN and everyone else has dropped this once Harbaugh left for the NFL. It's almost like there was an agenda there.
Tuttle looked pretty good last year at Michigan. Sometimes you are in a bad situation with bad coaching.Jake Rudock and AJ Barner are two examples.
Georgia and Alabama will be better defensively.
I don't know about OSU being one of the two best defenses in the country.
Julian Sayin looked terrible on that series in their spring game.
It doesn't appear to be a women's basketball/non revenue thing as there are better NIL opportunities at other schools for the same sport where you still have the same limitations. This is still the athletic department that didn't think that Juwan needed a NIL director.
Hopefully, our NIL approach has transformed.
Crazy that a power 5 football team can play in a 10k seat stadium. Why didn't they think about where they were going to play before they renovated Ryan Field.
I am surprised Will Howard is behind Devin Brown. That guy looked horrible last year.
The shitty isolation basketball playbook?
They can have him. Didn't seem like Reed or last couple big men outside of Dickinson really did much.
Warde would say transformational not transaction. I say pay the players.
Fuck the Big Ten
I am banking on Tuttle. I think he only had like 5 incompletions last year granted he had a small sample size and it was all in garbage time. He could be a Rudock guy who has a ton of experience and has struggled under bad coaching. I don't think he is participating in spring practice. If he isn't the answer, then Sherrone would look to the portal. No way you gamble on a situation like that.
They do have Jack Tuttle who is injured right now who looked completely fine last year and is injured right now and they are going up against the best defense in America.
I don't know about the admissions stuff. The NIL stuff seems like a massive own goal. Michigan doesn't have the funds for a basketball NIL person or an upgraded locker room? Wtf
9 out of 27 seems like a decent percentage. Men's basketball has been to the nc game 7 times and only won once.
It's happening
I think he was pretty good as a freshman. This last year. He was a checker and a turnover machine. Hopefully, that was just the lack of coaching.
I think Myles Hinton had trouble with his credits transferring from Stanford so who knows?
But at least they have a huge budget surplus. Can't spend money on baseball though.
Winning the Big Ten tournament counts as winning the Big Ten. He never won the Big Ten regular season title.
Bakich won the Big Ten twice. Does it really matter if you devote some more money to baseball to keep it competitive like when Hutch had Michigan softball rolling? It is more infuriating when they have a huge budget surplus every year and they nickel and dime everything that they don't need to.
Since then, Tracy Smith was fired by Arizona State and the team is awful this year. I know it's early in his tenure.
Supposedly Bakich wanted improved facilities like batting cages and assistant pay and Warde said no. Erik may have left regardless, but when all of your coaches leave in multiple sports it becomes harder to say that it's a coincidence.
He seems pretty unlikable. Brian and Sam are more plugged in than the average mgoblogger so they probably know more than us when they say that coaches and others don't like him.
He left so no?
September is a long time from now. Hopefully, he can come back during the season. I think Jake Ryan tore his acl in late March one year and came back in October.
People are so desperate to praise Warde that he gets praise for things that he didn't have much of a part in. In the past month, he has gotten more praise for the women's gymnastics team winning the national championship than the head coach that has been there for like 30 years. He has gotten praise for the CWS appearance but when the coach leaves it totally isn't his fault. He gets praise for NIL for keeping the team around but when Michigan still doesn't have a top 10 recruiting class next winter it won't be his fault. He gets praise for deciding to keep Harbaugh and cutting his salary but when Harbaugh leaves it isn't his fault.
Reducing Harbaughs salary was a good thing?
I mean he didn't hire the coach that won the national championship. That's like giving Warde credit for UConn women's basketball titles.
Also losing Sanderson was another own goal. We have to see how May actually does here. Rich Rod was a hot name too. I'm a little bit cautious about May given that FAU wasn't as good this year with largely the same players as last year. It's easy to pump up the guy until you actually see what happens on the court.
I wish we would stop saying transformational not transactional. This isn't 1975. It's transformational and transcational.
I don't know how MSU's third goal was a goal. Worst call of the season.
I think it's the fact that he has been there for six years and last year was his only real good year. This year he had a great team and was ranked preseason and lost to Northwestern so not really exceeding expectations. Porter Moser went to the final four with Loyola and hasn't translated at Oklahoma. May seems like a flash in the pan type of guy like Moser or Enfield.
That can't go in
Very close to ending it
It's amazing we are tied with all of the refereeing bullshit.