DrMantisToboggan

June 22nd, 2015 at 10:30 AM ^

But is the actual content getting better? It's not just slideshows vs. actual articles and it's not just blind BR hate.

Sometime ago I put the bleacher report app on my phone and "subscribed" or what have you to my favorite teams. It took about 5 reads to learn that the writers have absolutely no knowledge of the sports they write about, and so I deleted the app and have refused to read BR since.

As someone that has played extensive football, I need a certain level of insight and technical acumen. There's not a sport invented that better lends itself to strategy and the pursuit of technical perfection than football, and the mindless dribble of Adam Biggers and crew.

Sorry for the immense football snobbiness, but I am spoiled by the excellent sites that I do read - this blog being at the top of that list.

superstringer

June 22nd, 2015 at 10:16 AM ^

welcome to capitalism. this blog has ads too. having more ads in worse places does not mean the content is worse.

is it just me, or has BR morphed over the last few years from "anyone can and does post here" to something more of an everymans-generic sports reporting blog. I am not sure BR is necessarily drivel everybsingle time. I suppose, pay attention to the byline, that says more than the website its on.



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modabomb

June 22nd, 2015 at 9:50 AM ^

"Harbaugh practiced alongside- and nearly as often- with more than 100 athletes..." feels like a grammatical nightmare. Other than that, I thought the article was well done.

CorkyCole

June 22nd, 2015 at 10:04 AM ^

Those of you who are playing the "bleacher report is from the devil" card are depriving yourselves of an excellent read. Suck it up one time then get back to your hater-ness.

LBSS

June 22nd, 2015 at 10:56 AM ^

A lot of the low-star kids that Harbaugh has offered so far will see their rankings rise in the fall. Michigan was, in most cases, their first high-major offer. The fact of that offer will attract more scrutiny from the services, and they'll go from no stars to three or maybe even four in some cases. And that will attract interest from strong programs closer to home. 

So I bet at least a few of these lower-ranked, far-flung guys will decommit between now and national signing day next year. Yet another reason to ridicule people who are frustrated that we're not only offering five-stars.