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He’s our third best corner. 

Stock up: Minnesota and PJ Fleck beating a team they’re outmatched against with inferior talent. 
 

Tanner Morgan > all Michigan QBs on the roster. 
 

DOWN..time for Harbaugh to GO

I'm sorry, Gattis and Harbaugh are stock up?  We've accumulated 100 yards since half time.  This is 2012 Hoke against OSU.

I guess this is a better thread than the usual "this belongs in a snowflake thread" ones.

I guess this is a better thread than the usual "this belongs in a snowflake thread" ones.

Only stock that I cared about was Nico and DPJ. A big game might have raised their stock enough to convince them to leave. Neither raised their stock, so i am selfishly hoping they return to see what Dylan can do for them. 

21-1

In Michigan's 4 losses, 21 touchdowns given up, 1 field goal attempt forced.

And that was at Wisconsin when the score was 35-8.

There's the great scene in Moneyball where the A's trade Carlos Pena so Art Howe can't play him anymore. I feel a sense of that watching some of these guys exhaust their eligibilities. 

And I'm not willing to sacrifice Partridge to keep Don Brown.

Harbaugh didn’t pull Shea. His 4th straight bowl loss and 4th straight year ending with a 2 game losing streak.

 You are insane if you mark JH as an “up”

I can't argue with any of that.

Down. 
 

going in to year 6 with 4 straight bowl losses, no wins over OSU and no big ten championship. 
 

Moral victory of not getting boat raced is probably not a measurement we were hoping for 

Stock down: harbaugh game management, personnel decisions such as riding with Shea when he is struggling, Don Brown 

Stock up: Nordin, DL, Chris Hinton, RBs

Gattis is not stock up for me quite yet. Bama adjusted in the second half and Gattis did absolutely nothing. I’m more optimistic than years past, but he’s got A long way to go as an OC.

JH got schooled once again.  His team was undisciplined with pre-snap penalties and he once again refused to sit Shea when he was clearly lost.  This was the perfect chance to get DMac some meaningful minutes before heading into Washington next year.

Stock down unless Michigan gets much better QB play in 2020. Shea let us down too many times and his play today was downright shitty.

Don't blame Brown, the mgoblog minions will banish you and your foolish thoughts.  

It’s about the business and the brand for Harbaugh. He doesn’t give two shits about the product on the field. His stock is in the dumpster.

Stock down:

Jim Harbaugh

University of Michigan payroll

Stock Up: my living room (cleaned while occasionally glancing at the game. Playing good team, away from home = auto loss)

Stock down: this post

The only elite level coaching on the team is the Offensive Line.

Stock Down:

I think our receivers our talented, but there was one blue chip prospect on the field today...and it wasn’t even close! Jeudy no doubt should come out but everyone else definitely should stay in school( that includes Ruggs III and Smith too).

Michigan's D did a good enough job in the first half stopping the run and making big 3rd down stops.  Then when Alabama needed those things in the second half they were successful.  The big plays hurt but they weren't death blows.  It was a tale of two halves.

The offense was getting FG's in the first half and needed to be TD's for a chance to win.  Or they turn the ball over or punt when they need to stay on the field.  This has been the problem again and again in big games.  The offense doesn't produce when they absolutely need to.  And if it's not the offense shitting the bed, the defense is more than obliged to carry that baton.  This team just cannot get all of its shit together to compete against the elite.

Harbaugh's stock should not be up. QB's are supposed to be his thing and Shea is no better in his 26th game than he was in his first. Plus, his end-of-half play calling--turning a 1st and 10 at Alabama's 45 with 2:07 left into a 57-yard field goal as time expired was awful. And both Gattis and Harbaugh should be dinged for only getting 13 points out of 4 near-red zone trips. 

Sheas play turned for the worse in the second half. Bama turned up the heat and Patterson brain locked.  He won't go in the draft.  Bells game could have been overcome with qb decisions 

Even. We are a 9 win team probably for the  foreseeable future. Top 5 big ten. 20 to 25th  nationally.

Stock up. Quinn Nordin!

Uche and Nico should definitely go; they are ready. Nico is what he is - he's not elite at creating separation (other than burning Julian Love in last year's ND game) but he is elite at making contested catches and that skill directly translates to the NFL.  Maybe Ruiz should go too, but at best he is a late Round 2 pick and likely gets drafted later (based on positional rankings of draft experts).  Would love for Ruiz to come back next year, that changes my whole outlook on the O-Line.

I guess that leaves Ambry and DPJ as the only other guys with "decisions" to make. They are both entitled to their decision, but it's laughable to argue either are ready for the NFL.

Can’t say I disagree.  Gattis had some nice calls.

Our 2 starting DTs we’re out and we held up against the run until late.

The only up I think you missed was the interior of the offensive line.  Bredeson, Ruiz and Onwenu were moving some people.  Replacing the big uglies will be tough.

Shea Patterson stock down.

Zach Charbonnet stock up.

Jordan Glasgow was also a big stock up guy for me. I think he'll get signed to try out for somebody as an undrafted free agent, but I thought he really looked like he belonged on the field in that game. He made some good plays and ended up with 10 tackles. Maybe that's enough for him to sneak into the end of the draft.