Unverified Voracity Got Married In The Weight Room
Campanile retained. Rutgers settled for this guy:
This is seemingly good news for #Michigan, as Wolverines linebackers coach Anthony Campanile had been a target for the Rutgers DC job. Campanile is expected to stay with the Wolverines. Rutgers retained his brother Nunzio, who served as interim head coach for much of 2019 season.
— Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) January 14, 2020
That's good news. Turnover's going to happen; losing the guys generally thought of as your top two recruiters at the same time would have been bad. Unfortunately it seems like retaining Campanile means the guy replacing Partridge isn't going to be Kentucky DB coach Steve Clinkscale but rather an assistant from the S&C staff named Tank Wright, per Webb.
Imagine Ohio State passing up an excellent position coach who is also a proven top notch recruiter so they can hire someone with zero track record because they can't find 100k. Would never happen. OSU might hire an incompetent because of nepotism, but they would never say they lack resources.
On the other hand. Tank Wright got married in the weight room.
What Strength & Conditioning Coach you know got married in a Weightroom? #BoutDatAction. Happy Anniversary Mrs Wright. 12/13/2018! pic.twitter.com/18horzAVKg
— TENARIUS TANK WRIGHT (@TankWright) December 14, 2019
If you can recruit a woman to get married in a damn weight room how hard can flagging down high school kids be?
[After THE JUMP: Dantonio deposed]
One spot sorted. Ambry Thomas is back and that means Michigan has the top-graded returning CB in the league:
Here are Ambry Thomas' coverage metrics from 2019:
— Jarad Evans (@Jarad_Evans) January 10, 2020
333 cover snaps
47 targets
25 receptions
53% catch rate
1 TD allowed
3 INTs
3 PBUs
56.3 passer rating allowed
Will Ambry return to #Michigan in 2020 or head to the NFL?
The other cornerback spot is a little worrying.
I'd say fire Dantonio but the best punishment is keeping him. Tony Paul has a pair of explosive articles on MSU's decision to admit Auston Robertson and the sexual assaults that imploded their breakthrough recruiting class. On Robertson:
Robertson's misconduct began by age 11 and continued through high school, according to records obtained by The Detroit News:
►On July 12, 2009, Robertson, 11, was in a park when he allegedly told friends he was going to rape someone. A female friend asked him who, and he responded, “You.” The girl ran home and told her mother, who, having heard concerns about Robertson, called the New Haven Police Department. Robertson admitted the incident.
►On Feb. 12, 2013, Robertson, 15, was with two female friends and asked them if they wanted to have sex. They attempted to walk away, but Robertson grabbed one, who pushed him away, then went home and told her mom, according to a report by the Fort Wayne Police Department.
►On April 17, 2013, Robertson, still 15, was at Wayne High School in Fort Wayne, where his ex-girlfriend purchased a soda. Robertson allegedly took it away then forced her to kiss him. She put her hand up to cover her mouth, pushed him away, and told him to stop. Robertson, according to a witness, said, “no,” tackled her and pulled down her pants, exposing her, according to the Allen County Police Department.
►In June 2013, Robertson invited a girl to his house, and while on the couch, he allegedly asked her to have sex. When she said “no,” Robertson grabbed her by the ankles, pulled her into the bathroom, grabbed her by the hair, pulled down her pants and made her sit on his lap, according to the Fort Wayne police. She got away by squeezing his genitalia.
►In October 2013, according to the same report, the girl from the June incident was at Robertson's house having sex with a different person when Robertson allegedly opened the door and said, “My turn.” Robertson bent her over the bathtub and had intercourse with her until someone began banging on the door. He then left, allegedly telling the girl she “better not tell nobody cuz I already have a charge on me.”
►In July 2015, at a volleyball conditioning practice, Robertson allegedly twice grabbed the buttocks of a female volleyball player, according to Fort Wayne police.
►On Oct. 6, 2015, the same girl was waiting for a trainer to wrap her hand when Robertson allegedly grabbed her buttocks again.
►On Oct. 22, 2015, the same player was in the high school office when Robertson, 18, allegedly rubbed and grabbed her genitalia. The girl pushed him away and started to leave when Robertson did it a second time.
MSU admitted him. They did so after a meeting with six people in the room. One was the AD at the time, Mark Hollis, who got overruled:
In an office at MSU sometime in 2016, an esteemed group of senior executives assembled for a meeting with admissions director Jim Cotter,according to an account provided to The News.
Cotter led MSU admissions for a decade,and is a former MSU baseball player who frequently serves as master of ceremonies for football events, including the year-end banquet.
He was joined that day by at least six others: Bill Beekman, secretary of the MSU Board of Trustees; MSU police chief James Dunlap; deputy athletic director Jennifer Smith; vice president of student services Denise Maybank; Dantonio and Hollis.
The question: Would Robertson's behavior bar him from MSU?
Dantonio wanted him on the team. Hollis, the athletic director, did not.
Hollis resigned a year or so later and Beekman, who pushed for Robertson to be admitted, became the AD. The only good news in this situation is that MSU's fanboy leadership is busy driving the football program off a cliff. MSU has still made no coaching changes since their offense crawled in a hole and died two years ago, followed shortly by their recruiting.
MSU still remains a failed organization that cares zero about anything other than protecting people in power as best they can. No MSU grad should sit on their board of trustees. If the Democratic party nominates the appalling Joel Ferguson for another term on the board they should catch hell.
Sounds familiar. Banner Society has a retrospective on USC's lost decade that touches on some things that sound pretty familiar, most notably hiring a business grifter with zero experience for the head chair, whereupon the business grifter made an awful hire of a guy who had been an assistant several years prior:
To succeed Garrett, the administration brought in former Trojans quarterback Pat Haden, who had no experience in college management. He inherited NCAA penalties for football, a basketball program also in NCAA trouble, and first-year football coach Lane Kiffin.
Kiffin had been the co-offensive coordinator for 2005 USC’s record-setting offense, and his hiring was a transparent attempt to replicate the Carroll era. Kiffin, the well-connected son of a prominent NFL coach, struggled under NCAA sanctions. He had difficulty delegating to assistants, lost a Sun Bowl to Georgia Tech, appeared alternately overwhelmed and indifferent, and got fired after a 2013 loss at Arizona State.
Haden literally left him at LAX, which is funny but also a genuinely terrible way to treat anyone. (Yes, even Kiffin.) Did we mention Haden, his daughter, and his sister-in-law were making six figures a year combined, serving part-time on the board of a non-profit scholarship fund for USC students, sometimes working as little as an hour a week?
Michigan's had a mixed record with unconventional hires but it's notable that until Warde Manuel was picked Michigan hadn't had an athletic director who had worked in an a, you know, athletic department since Jack Weidenbaugh's tenure ended in 1994. Joe Roberson came from development; I was not of age to have opinions about the athletic director at Michigan. (Also Roberson just passed away, RIP.)
The others:
- Tom Goss had never worked at a university, let alone an athletic department. He put up an ugly halo around the stadium, hired Brian Ellerbe, and drove the department into the red. Not great.
- Bill Martin had a background in real estate and no athletic department experience. He got the department in the black with PSLs, built the luxury boxes, hired Rich Rodriguez and John Beilein, and handed off the keys to Dave Brandon a little early because he didn't want to bother with the Free Press investigation. Rodriguez didn't work out but given the state Lloyd Carr left the program in (Seven scholarship OL!) pretty much anyone was doomed.
- Dave Brandon, about whom much has already been written.
- Jim Hackett was CEO at an office furniture company in semi-retirement when Brandon got axed and hung around as a placeholder/guy who hires Harbaugh. He hired Harbaugh, the end.
That's one successful tenure bookended with two guys who have to be in the picture for worst athletic director Mount Rushmore, and then Jim Hackett's single-issue interim stint. I'm a little frustrated with Manuel (fix Crisler plz) but at least he's not burning the place down.
Get out while you can. Ed Warinner's son Edward decided to bail on MSU and just committed to Michigan. Warinner is a linebacker ranked in the 1200s coming out of high school in 2018 and may be a walk-on. He'll be a redshirt sophomore next year.
Also pulling the ripcord: WR Cody White, who's entering the NFL draft. Walter Football has him the #33 WR, so this could be interpreted as a decision to get away from MSU's offense before it destroys his stats.
Hockey recruiting subtext will get all the clicks. Hockey picked up a D commit:
02 D Luca Fantilli (@KUAWildcats) commits to Michigan. Late ‘02 is a nice get, strong skating puck-mover with 19 pts in 16 games for one of the top prep teams.
— Over the Boards (@overtheboards) January 10, 2020
It's unclear exactly how big of a prospect he is; he got drafted in the OHL's U18 draft, which is for late bloomers and doesn't produce a lot of OHL-level players, let alone guys who could be high-level collegians. On the other hand when Fantilli's drawn mention from scouting services it sounds like he's pretty good:
Luca, a late-02 defenseman, is described as an exceptional skater with great upside, already getting attention from some D1 blue bloods. … both BU and BC, among other bigs, are already in the chase for Luca’s commitment.
It would be a lot easier to judge if Fantilli was in the USHL instead of prep, but his league does produce a lot of college players and Fantilli's scoring more than a PPG as a D. KUA's head coach is former Maine head coach Tim Whitehead.
In any case, the Luca Fantilli text rather takes a backseat to the Luca Fantilli subtext. That's because his brother is this guy:
Adam Fantilli’s older brother — who Adam left JRC to play with — has committed to the University of Michigan.
— Sam Stern (@SternScouting) January 10, 2020
It is well documented that Adam also has NCAA aspirations.
Adam Fantilli is the odds-on favorite to go first overall in the coming #OHL draft.#2023NHLDraft https://t.co/fRlNFT5qRe
Adam Fantilli is a pretty big deal and moved from Toronto to New Hampshire to follow his brother. He is apparently planning to accelerate his schooling and graduate early, which would make him a part of the 2021 class. That would probably be unprecedented: he is eligible for the 2023 NHL draft, so he'd play his freshman and sophomore years before getting drafted.
As always, it's possible that this is posturing for OHL draft purposes. If it is it's pretty extreme.
Even more hockey recruiting, for the culture. D Owen Power was on a podcast recently and while it wasn't quite stated directly Power mentioned that his USHL stint would be two years. This is his Power's second year, so the plan appears to be to have him at Michigan next season. Power also said the OHL is "not even a consideration" if you're (understandably jumpy.
I was pretty sure this was the case—Michigan's most recent too-young-to-draft D were Zach Werenski and Quinn Hughes and Power is getting similar draft hype—but not 100%. Now it's basically 100%. Mel Pearson retweeted a @YostBuilt assertion that Power would be coming in next year.
So. If we assume that the guys who have announced LOIs and Power are in the recruiting class looks like this so far:
- G: Erik Portillo (3rd round pick last year)
- D: Power (mid-high first rounder in 2021), Jacob Truscott (mid-late round pick this year), ?
- F: Kent Johnson (mid-high first rounder in 2021), Thomas Bordeleau (fringe first rounder), Josh Groll, Philippe Lapointe, ?
The question mark at F is almost certainly going to be Brendan Brisson, who appears to be playing himself into the edge of the first round as a part of the same USHL team Power's on. Michigan has four more D nominally committed to this class, so your guess is as good as mine there. Ethan Smzagaj could go late in this year's draft and might have the inside track.
Meanwhile, draft rankings:
- The NHL's CSB mid-term rankings came out. Bordeleau is #26, Brisson #31, Truscott #78, and 2021 D Ethan Edwards #85. Those are North American skater rankings so multiply those numbers by ~1.4 to get a true draft rank. That would put the two forwards in the second round and the two D in round 4 or 5.
- Brisson is listed as a riser and a mid-second round pick at The Hockey Writers.
- Here's another early 2021 draft ranking featuring four Michigan commits. Luke Hughes is #5, Johnson #8, Power #15, and Dylan Duke is #21 .
The recruiting lull on the roster is obvious:
- Drafted seniors: Luke Martin (2nd round), Will Lockwood (3rd), Mike Pastujov (7th)
- Juniors or would-be juniors: Quinn Hughes (1st), Josh Norris (1st), Jack Becker (7th)
- Sophomores: none
- Freshmen: Cam York (1st), Johnny Beecher (1st), Eric Ciccolini (7th)
- 2020 projections: Power (1st), Johnson (1st), Bordeleau (2nd), Brisson (2nd), Truscott (5th?)
Over the next three years Michigan is going to go from a talent deficient team to one with more whiz-bang than anyone in the country. This hasn't always led teams like BU and Wisconsin to wild success, FWIW.
Etc.: AJ Epenesa to the draft. David Ojabo profiled by the BBC. Deep dives on why college football attendance is tanking should just be 3000 editions of the sentence "there are 16 commercial breaks per half". Hockey is CHN's team of the week after sweeping ND. A former PSU player is suing James Franklin and a former teammate for hazing.
Remember that LSU booster scandal from earlier this year? No, you don't. Is it even a scandal then?
January 14th, 2020 at 12:30 PM ^
Didn't Bill Martin also have experience with the USOC prior to the AD job? Yes, it's not collegiate athletics, but it is experience with for-profit amateur athletics management. And Martin's #1 job was to eliminate the business practices Goss began so as not to drive the department into bankruptcy. That was accomplished, so tenure successful?
January 14th, 2020 at 12:45 PM ^
Yes. I'm not as big of a fan of Martin as Brian seems to be--as John U. Bacon documented in Three and Out, he lost control of the football coaching search, had it taken over by Mary Sue Coleman, and then famously failed to get his own department on board and under control as it split over the Rodriguez hire. The phone calls to the Free Press were coming from inside the house.
But you still have to give him credit for being a successful athletic administrator. He was mostly great with the USOC, a job even more difficult than the Michigan Athletic Department. He got the money situation at Michigan under control, and he got donors engaged.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:49 PM ^
Yeah, the football search is probably the biggest black mark on Martin's tenure, but I also would imagine that if you could hook him up to a lie detector, he was hoping that Lloyd would have had a better succession plan in place, or he thought the Les Miles move was a done deal.
However, as you and I have called out, the modern athletic campus and solid footing the department has is a credit to Martin which was then handed over to Brandon, who almost ran it into the ground again.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:47 PM ^
Yes, and Martin was also President of US Sailing. So his experience was at least somewhat connected to athletics.
January 14th, 2020 at 7:42 PM ^
Is sailing REALLY athletics? That's kinda like bowling.
January 14th, 2020 at 7:59 PM ^
You're trolling but I'll respond anyway. Yes, sailing is athletics, it's been in every olympics, and there are millions of sailors worldwide who will out-athlete you, I'm sure. The sport involves a wide range of disciplines, some of which are more athletic than others. I assure you, most of the competitive sailing you'll see is not like bowling, at all.
January 14th, 2020 at 10:45 PM ^
ESPN covers bass fishing too.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:40 PM ^
Why would Tank Wright take over for Partridge? Would Campanile or Zordich cover safeties and then have 2 S&C coaches? Seems like a waste
January 14th, 2020 at 12:45 PM ^
Quick search shows that Wright's background is as a DE / LB tweener for Arkansas who had a promising Soph season (6 sacks), but then was sidelined by injury for Jr and Sr years. I would imagine that he'd take part of the LB's and Don Brown would take CBs / split DBs with Zordich. Unless there's another DB coach that we could add to take CBs.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:47 PM ^
I guess that’s a little better but just seems odd when you have an obvious candidate in Devin Bush Sr on the staff.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:50 PM ^
Agreed... Devin Bush Sr seems (seemed?) like the obvious move, but maybe there's other stuff playing out with that, like Bush Sr doesn't want to do the recruiting, or he wants the time to go travel to see Devin Jr.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:56 PM ^
Tank Wright has zero experience coaching outside of S&C? WTF
January 14th, 2020 at 1:02 PM ^
JH has been very good at hiring position coaches, but this one seems really odd, especially given the other rumored candidates.
January 14th, 2020 at 5:58 PM ^
I was at UM earlier last year and happened to see Tank talking to a couple of students in the Hall. I asked him for the direction to an office and he volunteered to take me there. In my 60-second encounter with him, he came across as a nice person and extremely happy to be at UM. He mentioned that when I asked him what he does and how long he has been at UM. I have no idea about his coaching skills, but I can see him as being a good recruiter.
January 15th, 2020 at 12:09 AM ^
My questions aren't about who Tank is filling in for, but about the guy that's not getting hired because Tank got the job. Is Tank going to be better all around than Steve Clinkscale would be? Can he recruit the south as well?
JH has a pretty good track record with assistants...
January 14th, 2020 at 12:40 PM ^
MSU fans' response is that Michigan wanted Robertston just as much as MSU did. They offered him and there is no proof that they ever stopped recruiting him. That is their argument, not mine. They say a lot of schools offered him.
January 14th, 2020 at 2:43 PM ^
Everyone backed off him, and that's generally known. That's why a kid with a bunch of offers chose MSU - because everyone else backed off.
January 14th, 2020 at 3:11 PM ^
MSU fans keep pumping this false narrative to make MSU look less horrible. There is no evidence this is the case. How many top 100 out of state recruits sign with MSU?...that should tell you about how many P5 options this guy had.
January 15th, 2020 at 12:12 AM ^
Not sure why you're getting negged for this when you clearly stated this wasn't your opinion. Probably because people can't read for comprehension, instead just skimming - and missing important details.
People suck.
January 15th, 2020 at 6:13 AM ^
Everyone who followed recruiting knew OSU, uofm, ND backed away from Robertson. It was public knowledge he had sexual misconduct. Not this entire list, just one incident. Which was enough for everyone but MSU.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:45 PM ^
So let me get this straight we have coaches like Pearson and Howard recruiting at an elite level (not to mention Bakich and Hutch) but it's too much to ask Harbaugh to do the same? Not paying up for the Kentucky DB coach is so sad yet predictable from this moribound program. The L's to OSU keep piling up and we don't change a damn thing.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:55 PM ^
you. are. boring.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:23 PM ^
I get the negs for Section 1 bc every post is negative, but I cant agree more with this one. There is a chance to get an excellent coach in a position of need who is proven to also be a great recruiter, but yet JH looks to be hiring a S&C guy with no track record.
This is mind boggling. He may be great down the road, but why take the chance? Brian nailed it with the "imagine if OSU" did this sentiment. Just dont get this move.
January 14th, 2020 at 3:52 PM ^
Brian's "imagine if OSU" sentiment appears to be whimsy. He provides no evidence that Michigan didn't hire Clinksdale because they couldn't get another $100K. In the link that he does provide, Webb indicates that UK is willing to give Clinksdale more money and a title with perhaps some coordinating responsibilities. It's also indicated that Campanille may get that at Michigan. So you can see how if Michigan has prioritized Campanille, they can't also provide title/coord duties to Clinksdale.
I didn't read through every single comment of that link Brian provided (there are 200+), so perhaps an insider mentions this. But I've been through at least half and there's nothing indicating Michigan lost out because they were cheap.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:42 PM ^
You know what's boring? Losing the last two games of the season 4 years in a row. Amazing people get more upset at posters calling out the way things are then they are at the guy making 7 million a year to deliver these kind of results. Mind boggling really.
January 15th, 2020 at 12:16 AM ^
Nobody is negging you because you are "calling out the way things are". They're negging you because you're an insufferable asshole.
January 16th, 2020 at 9:08 AM ^
you're boring because what you describe as "calling out the way things are" is literally the only fucking thing you do.
pro tip - being negative about every single thing doesn't make you "honest" or "insightful" or "realistic."
it just makes you a dick.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:59 PM ^
You don't change anything, either.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:47 PM ^
I miss Associate ADs named Bump. Of course, when your first name is Chalmers it's only natural that you adopt a nickname.
January 14th, 2020 at 3:02 PM ^
I thought Chalmers first name was Superintendent.
January 14th, 2020 at 6:20 PM ^
I believe it's actually Super Nintendo.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:51 PM ^
"Unfortunately it seems like retaining Campanile means the guy replacing Partridge isn't going to be Kentucky DB coach Steve Clinkscale but rather an assistant from the S&C staff"
What does the retention of our LB coach have to do with not hiring a DB coach from Kentucky?
If Clinkscale loves Lexington or hates Harbaugh, then perhaps money can't entice him here, but replacing Partridge with an S&C guy doesn't look like a smart move, at least on the surface.
This characterizes Harbaugh for me: for every smart move he makes administratively or on the field, there is another decision that's just a head-scratcher.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:56 PM ^
Because we only have one opening
January 14th, 2020 at 1:40 PM ^
Maybe I'm dense today and I'm not processing something correctly, but we just lost our safeties and ST coach who's also our main recruiting guy—Partridge—so why can't we replace him with an outside assistant, whether it's Clinkscale or somebody else?
January 14th, 2020 at 1:58 PM ^
I took it as a timing thing. The S & C guy was already hired but people were assuming that was to replace Campinele (sp?) since S and c guys background was LB. Then if Campinele left there'd be 1 more opening to hire the guy from Kentucky to fill safety void, but now he is staying so there are no more openings.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:54 PM ^
Yes. Classic Michigan. One step forward, two steps back. Rinse and repeat.
January 14th, 2020 at 2:03 PM ^
This hire is a bit odd, but maybe it will work out. His other replacement hires have been really good IMO. Brown was an improvement over Durkin, Warinner was a huge improvement over Drevno, and Gattis was a huge improvement over Pep. The jury is still out on Companile and Nua.
January 14th, 2020 at 3:13 PM ^
With basically the entire offense returning, we went from 5.9 ypp to 5.6. In what universe does that constitute a “huge improvement?”
January 15th, 2020 at 12:20 AM ^
You don't watch a lot of football, do you? If you can't see the improvement from Pep to Gattis, nobody can help you.
January 14th, 2020 at 12:54 PM ^
yeah, the commercial breaks are annoying, but (for me) would be less so if they didn’t feel the need to blast music in my face for half of them. i get that they want to keep up the energy level, but i don’t get why they need to do so at eardrum-shattering levels.
thats not the biggest problem, though. going to a single game - let alone getting season tickets - is just way, way, way too expensive. i do it, basically because i love it and i can, but at some point it’s going to be a choice based on economics rather than one based on time (i live in grand rapids) or on the quality of the live experience.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:41 PM ^
I remember going as a kid and not feeling like i was getting crushed to death. Now as an adult going to games sucks. Any decent game will be a minimum of $150 for a ticket. You can't go the bathroom because you'll miss an entire quarter and essentially lose your seat. I pretty much limit myself to going to one away game a year since i moved back because it's more enjoyable making an entire weekend out of it while not being packed like sardines for 4 hrs.
January 14th, 2020 at 7:47 PM ^
I couldn't agree more. Hoke made me give up my season tickets of 20yrs. Bad product, too expensive, took an entire day, not very comfortable.
January 14th, 2020 at 3:45 PM ^
Brian, how do you feel the game would change if we got rid of media timeouts and went back to playing the game as designed? Would this ruin the quality of on field performance? Part of me thinks we’d see less points, less explosive plays without all of the extra rest players are getting with the media time outs. I’m still all for speeding up the game but curious if you think the quality would suffer.
and yeah I don’t get passing on Clinkscales for an S&C Coach. This could be Harbaugh’s loyalty handicapping us again.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:00 PM ^
I may be out of the loop here, but CP was making $550K at Michigan, which was a $200K raise from the prior year. He was supposed to make $625K at Michigan this year. He went from $350 to $625K in 3 years.
Michigan opened the money cannon for the dude.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:26 PM ^
Agreed. What evidence is there that the failure to hire Clinkscale was due to Michigan's unwillingness to come up with another $100K? Seems implausible.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:03 PM ^
Why is Devin Bush Sr. not being considered to replace Partridge? What is his current role anyway?
Figured that would be a natural promotion with little transition cost and certainly an upgrade over Tank Wright.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:21 PM ^
Saw a random posting (*who knows if true) that Bush wasn't very interested becoming a full time position coach.
Something like that would make sense because he would seem like an obvious choice and I don't think his name is even on Sam Webb's insider list of candidates.
January 14th, 2020 at 2:05 PM ^
Maybe the coaches thought this guy had more potential? Beats me. I imagine Harbaugh did plenty of vetting/interviews for this.
January 14th, 2020 at 1:09 PM ^
For those of us who live thousands of miles away from Ann Arbor, why is Crisler in need of fixing? Wasn’t it just renovated a few years ago?
January 14th, 2020 at 1:12 PM ^
Post defense is broken.
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