More post game presser

Submitted by mark5750 on November 17th, 2019 at 11:30 AM
https://youtu.be/N51_K9Ry89s

Didn't see this posted yet.

Nothing too spectacular came up, but maybe mork has a communication problem with his team, I'm not sure if I should be pointing thumbs or if that is a bad thing?

wolverinestuckinEL

November 17th, 2019 at 12:27 PM ^

I know, just making a joke at their expense.  I would think Dantonio would announce he's "retiring" before the bowl game though and any coaching decision will probably be made before that in any event.  Think U of M LLoyd to Rich Rod.  But with less talent.  And morals. 

JPC

November 17th, 2019 at 12:32 PM ^

Fickell would be insane to take that MSU job over something in the ACC or Pac 12. He's a good coach, and coming into the B1G East to slug it out every year with UM, OSU, and PSU in order to even look decent would be career suicide. Maybe for one of those destination schools, but for Moo U?

He could very easily slot himself into the role of "not as good as Clemson but still clearly better than everyone else" and get a ton of 11 win seasons in the ACC. He'd be lucky not to lose 3 times every year in the B1G.

DelhiWolverine

November 17th, 2019 at 1:10 PM ^

This is correct. For that matter, who else would want to come coach at MSU, given the state of the Big Ten East? At this point, MSU is fighting with Indiana to lay claim to the 4th best team in the division. It will be next to impossible to get MSU to the place where they are at the same level as UM and PSU, let alone OSU. 

ERdocLSA2004

November 17th, 2019 at 12:08 PM ^

The AD won’t fire him, he became their winningest coach ever this year.  Unless he faces criminal charges or resigns, no way he is gone this year.  If he cleans house with his staff he might be able to buy himself a couple more years.  I think a potential resignation with Mork having a say in who his replacement would be(Narduzzi)is a possibility though.  

wolverinestuckinEL

November 17th, 2019 at 12:31 PM ^

He was never staying more than two years.  This or next was his last before the season ever began.  I agree he won't be fired and a shitty on the field product isn't going to change his time line.  He will leave when he wants to and keep getting his assistants paid in the meantime.  If he leaves after the season I have to believe that was his plan all along.  

Wolverine 73

November 17th, 2019 at 11:54 AM ^

I hope State wins the next two games, and he keeps his job.  I want to see him pummeled again next year.  Their recruiting won’t improve with a dead man walking as coach, and their coaching won’t improve with a guy who simply shuffles the deck chairs to fix what ails the offense.

MgoHillbilly

November 17th, 2019 at 2:23 PM ^

Screw that turd. I don't want his ass to come back and somehow luck into a 10 win season and watch him retire feeling good about himself. I'd love for him to get canned right after a Rutgers loss and live the rest of his life with shame (because he certainly doesn't feel bad about running a dirty program or aiding and abetting criminals).

Blue-Ray

November 17th, 2019 at 12:03 PM ^

It's always funny to me, the different ways coaches come up with to try to discreetly word their answers to blame the players.

Frost isn't very good at that technique. I think he quit trying with yesterday's post-Wisconsin presser. Said hopefully the recruits will be better... Players not even signed to his team yet. 

Mork's "point the thumb" fumble up in this one made me laugh. They're starting to ask the tough questions now and he's not used to it. Same type the Michigan media asks Harbaugh every week, even after a win. 

Our players get asked harder questions than some of the other Highly-paid coaches of other teams. 

 

bcnihao

November 17th, 2019 at 12:56 PM ^

Absolutely.  Harbaugh doesn't throw his players under the bus.  I appreciate that, and I'm sure the players do too.  Imagine what some other coaches would have said after the 2015 game, losing on the blocked punt return at the very end of the game.  Harbaugh just said he told his players to  "put steel in the spine."

lhglrkwg

November 17th, 2019 at 6:18 PM ^

Yeah I'll never understand the guys who get angry that Harbaugh doesn't sit in front of the media and toss his staff and players under the bus because 'I pay his salary' and 'We deserve answers as fans'. Criticizing publicly is a terrific way to build a terrible culture and lose the locker room. I'm glad Harbaugh takes the heat for everything - everyone under him knows he's got their back and that's a great way to lead

Bo Harbaugh

November 17th, 2019 at 12:07 PM ^

Is MSU still a "destination job"

Stupid Mork...should have left when he was still a hot coaching prospect. 

MSU will always be a regional program, specifically when OSU, UM, and PSU are recruiting well.

 

cheesheadwolverine

November 17th, 2019 at 12:34 PM ^

Yuup.  I know it's a broken record but his success was built when Michigan was in a crater from a bad hire and PSU was in a crater from the pedophile stuff and it continued through recruiting classes he got at that time.  Now that those programs are straightened out MSU and Mork are back to what they always have been and always will be -- clawing for 4th in the B1G east.

gruden

November 17th, 2019 at 1:27 PM ^

Had he announced his retirement after the 2015 win, he could've gone out as a legacy and revered for decades.  Since then the shadows only grow deeper over him and his program.

'You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.'

jpo

November 17th, 2019 at 1:22 PM ^

Personally, I'd like him to stay around long enough so he doesn't have a career winning record against Michigan.

Worst part of yesterday was U---n M---r's "I know 7-0" to the question as to whether he knew the words to The Victors. Best part of the day was everything else. But it kind of pisses me off that Meyer gets to say that. I hope Dantonio will never be able to brag about a winning record against Michigan. So: Four More Years!

4th phase

November 17th, 2019 at 3:29 PM ^

Interesting fact: Michigan's 34 point win was the 15th largest margin of victory by Michigan in the series history, and matches MSU's largest ever margin of victory in the series (1967).

Takeaway: when MSU wins it's rarely a blowout (mostly it's a fluke), when Michigan wins its a monster blow out 20% of the time.