It's not (a step up), though apparently someone called it "a dream job". I can't figure out how, because Edsall has absolutely no connection to Maryland whatsoever.
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It's not (a step up), though apparently someone called it "a dream job". I can't figure out how, because Edsall has absolutely no connection to Maryland whatsoever.
From Twitter:
RT @FOX2News Rich Rodriguez is no longer the Head Coach at the University of Michigan.
Nobody cares. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
Lol for those that do care.. Just saw it on sportscentet tooQuote:
Originally Posted by HWill
I couldn't resist.Quote:
Originally Posted by psuexv
Bring on Miles I say. I doubt Harbaugh takes this job. (Mikey was asking me my thoughts on the two psuexv)Quote:
Originally Posted by psuexv
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Originally Posted by psusnoop
Some are saying don't be surprised if BOTH Luck and Harbaugh stay.Quote:
Originally Posted by HWill
Not real surprised to hear this, I mean as the head coach of Michigan you can in no way lose your bowl game 52-14 and keep your job. I will be more surprised if Harbaugh takes the job, and if Harbaugh does not take the job who is Michigan going to target.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
It would be surprising to see both of them stay but then again with the uncertain labor agreement in the NFL could you really blame them both for staying put at Stanford. I would love to see them both come back and watch Stanford make a run at the National Title next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers
Some informed are still saying Harbaugh. Current public info is a lot of smoke, specifically to smoke out someone who leaked info in the past. While not a done deal, playing the probability would be not be a reckless gamble here.
Others pointing at Hoke.
John Harbaugh has said that his brother isn't going to Michigan, and there are reports that Harbaugh is either going to stay at Stanford or go to the NFL.
Latest report I heard tonight was that Rich Rod is not done, according to the AP, I believe. A team meeting that was scheduled for tonight has been moved to tomorrow, and Rodriguez met with David Brandon today, and will do so again tomorrow.
Here's the text version of the story I heard on the radio: http://www.mlive.com/wolverines/inde...n=MLive+Sports
He isn't officially fired yet, that is true. Brandon is playing this one really tight.
Well, all things considered ... if you can't get Harbaugh, I wonder if that changed the plans at all. Hoke's a very good coach and would absolutely be a good hire ... but do you start from scratch now? I dunno ... it's a tough decision. It's actually a positive to me that Brandon's slow playing this. Hate to see new ADs make snap decisions, because that tends to not bode well for the program's future.Quote:
Originally Posted by AustinWolv
RR is not coming back. That much is certain.
You better be right or a fire Brandon movement will happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by AustinWolv
Told you he was gone.
Alright, it look's like RichRod has actually been fired this time from the sound of it.
This has gotten messy though. I want a new coach ASAP.
It isn't messy at all. All the churn is due to the media. Brandon has followed his timetable/plan, and the plans are still in the works. How it fleshes out is another story, but smart people just don't have one plan, and that is the case here.
I agree with Austin ... this is the way to do it. The process is going considerably better in Ann Arbor right now than they were in, say, Miami or Maryland.
Now, of course, getting a head coach becomes the fun part.