Fox Sports Analyst: Jim Harbaugh Is Best Developmental Coach In America
Joel Klatt telling us stuff we already knew. Harbaugh has developed this team and it will be great this season.
There ain't nothing we don't know about Michigan football
That's understandable— Wilton couldn't find him. By the time Speight saw the field for the first time in 2015, Hoke was already gone.
Can you deny being a troll again? It was funny the first time.
Don't forget - we have the best developmental fans, too. We also have the best developmental ticket takers.
If we could just get a little of that Harbaugh recruiting to rub off on Beilein . . .
Top 10 perentially? More like top 5 or higher IMO...
Yeah, I'm hoping for better. I'm greedy. I want an Urban Meyer at OSU-like run.
If those a-holes can do it, we can do it.
And yes.
This is the stuff to send recruits (if you're going to tweet at recruits, which you probably shouldn't but if you were...)
Once he gets the OL to where it needs to be, there will be next to nothing that us fans need to be concerned about anymore.
If the OL was even just a notch or two better than where it was last year, we end the season 12-0. Do we win a national title? I doubt it, but we make the playoffs.
The defense couldn't possibly be in better hands, Harbaugh is probably the best QB coach on the planet, and we have the best WR class coming in that we've ever had. Once the OL gets up to speed, the rest takes care of itself.
Ya if we get good QB play, which we did not in all three losses. I like Speight, but he needs to step up his play and especially against top competition. Our receivers will shine but you need someone to get them the ball accurately and on time. We should lean on the running game more this year but if Speight can deliver this team could be really good.
Michigan started three 5th year seniors on the OL last year, none of whom were drafted. Michigan lost three games by five points combined last season, mostly because they couldn't run the ball against top tier defenses. If those three OL were worth even 5th or 6th round picks, Michigan goes undefeated and is in the playoffs. I highly doubt Michigan would have won it all, but they would have been there. Once the OL is set, which should be this year or next, this team will be on a par with Alabama, Clemson, etc. The CFP would be a reasonable goal every year at that point.
lol troll
osu.
Water is wet.
If we lose to a completely loaded Ohio State team that's bringing back a ton of talent and is currently in year 6 of the Urban Meyer era it absolutely, 100% does not take away any luster from Harbaugh.
The complaining from this fan base is ridiculous. We had no defense at all under Rodriguez. We had an offense so inept under Coach Hot Dog Water that it bottled up Denard and Devin.
In 2 years, with rosters full of guys he probably wouldn't have taken, Harbaugh has laid one coaching egg (Iowa) and we've been manhandled once (OSU 2015). Saturdays have been fun again and we've been in the national conversation into late November each year.
Everything Harbaugh has done thus far has been with house money and the results have been pretty damn good. If we lose in Columbus next year, complaining is allowed.
I'd agree with this. He had Kaepernick looking like an all star when he was coaching SF. It all fell apart for Kap when Harbaugh left. Also, he took the same team Hoke had an improved it tremendously. I'm aware Hoke did the same with RR's players, but he saw a big dropoff in his 2nd year whereas Harbaugh didn't.
Hokes first year was an illusion. He improved nothing. That team was lucky as shit.
Hokes first year was an illusion. He improved nothing. That team was lucky as shit.
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I agree with every part of your post. But this is about his ability to improve talent. Which he has. And has done everywhere he's gone. He has yet to win the big one, but I am hopeful he will get there.
Every post you make just adds humor to your troll denial post. This is too funny.