Confirmed position coaching changes?

Submitted by karpodiem on

In a different thread, someone posted they didn't know that Dan Enos is now on the staff for 2018 until today. Is this accurate?

What other staff changes are 'confirmed', or is Enos addition to the staff inaccurate? Sorry if this thread is deemed redundant, but this seems rather newsworthy and I wasn't able to locate a dedicated thread on this topic.

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Muttley

January 1st, 2018 at 10:38 PM ^

The offense was terrible the whole game but its meager production was masked by SC turnover gifts and Nordin's 4-for-4 FGs through 2 1/2 quarters.  The only sustained drives were the 72-yard TD drive at the beginning of the 3rd quarter and the 4th quarter drive from the M20 that resulted in the Peters interception in the endzone.  I don't think you can characterize a team that plays at the end like it has all day as quitting.

The defense gave its usual "rigid but puncturable*" performance; stellar except for the three consecutive SC touchdowns.

 

*The opposite of "bend-but-don't-break"

 

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UofMCraZ

January 2nd, 2018 at 2:10 PM ^

I saw the same thing and lost alot of confidence in Peters when he slid with 2-3 yards to go. Open up the QB competition and let the man that wants it the most win the job.  

I want to see "heart and fight" not "size and prototypical".

Go Blue!

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Kevin14

January 3rd, 2018 at 10:15 AM ^

But do you think spending 45 minutes doing a weekly podcast is the problem?  

Or a trip for spring practice?  The trip/idea was universally lauded when it was announced.  Losing a couple games more than expected doesn't change that.  

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Coldwater

January 1st, 2018 at 10:20 PM ^

The offensive coaching dysfunction was on full display for the entire country to see. I read South Carolina had a GRAD ASSISTANT calling plays today. Michigan has millionaire coaches...and shit the bed like that?

It's broke. Harbaugh gets paid an insane amount of money to oversee the program. It's up to him and him alone to get it figured out. For the first time, I'm not convinced he has the ability to do it.

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Bo Schemheckler

January 1st, 2018 at 11:58 PM ^

Now i'm starting to wonder if this potential overhaul on the staff affected our offensive playcalling and preparation today which is weird because the hopium doesn't usually kick in until August much less mere hours after such shocking disappointment 

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umbig11

January 1st, 2018 at 10:45 PM ^

Robbins was expected to do so much more. It seems like the win over Florida was so long ago. All you have to do is go back to the 3 games that followed in Sept to see that the train was off the tracks. Most of us knew after Cincy. AF, and Purdue that we were flawed.

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YouRFree

January 2nd, 2018 at 12:15 AM ^

is it attitude? he's supposed to take over starting from the season, but was not, and Hart was not very good either and led to Robbins's resurface.

 

There are so many weird things happening in personel this season. punter, starting RB, starting QB, starting RT, very strange. I miss Baxtor's special team coaching as well.

 

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