I do not understand why you go anywhere else! Pep Hamilton is well respected too. All that NFL experience that would be coaching them everyday in preparation for a legitimate shot at the next level.
If he came to Michigan he would have to compete in a pro style offense under the marginal quarterback coaching of Harbaugh and Pep Hamilton. I cannot blame him one bit with his family living so close. I wish my mother could have packed my lunch everyday when I was in college. I am just thankful the current coaching staff pursues a quarterback commitment every recruiting cycle. Competition is what drives a player and team to be great, especially at quarterback. Examples: Tom Brady, Brian Griese and the 1997 team. Cannot believe it has already been 20 years.
Scroll down the page where it runs through each position group and the projected depth chart. The link should work, however if it fails you go to http://mwolverine.com. Right click the link labeled Developing Michigan Football Depth Chart for 2017 located in the center of the of the links grid.
PS the depth chart begins when you scroll down to the picture of Coach Drevno.
Speaking of playing time! Based on the link to the website below, the projected starter will be Runyan Jr. No worries then right? Interesting take on some of the starters, especially at the cornerback position. What say you?
http://mwolverine.com/Michigan_Football_Depth_Chart_2017.html
This is a great post. Big holes to fill in 2017 on the offensive and defensive lines. No need to look that far into the future with a 2016 lineup stacked with depth and quality experience returning. More importantly, another offseason grind under their belt with Harbaugh and staff working for every ounce of potential. Just need a QB to take the reigns and several linebackers to step up. I look forward to watching all that talent and depth control the line of scrimmage and show why they are the most important units on the field. An extremely tough schedule seems fitting for a team that I beleive is primed for success entering year two under Harbaugh and staff. Their ability to find a consistent rushing attack and quality linebacker play will determine the success next year. After seeing Rudock improve his play throughout the season, I think the right QB is on the roster and eventually will not be a cause for concern. Under the direction of Harbaugh and a high volume of competition at quarterback, the right guy will emerge.
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This is a great post. Big holes to fill in 2017 on the offensive and defensive lines. No need to look that far into the future with a 2016 lineup stacked with depth and quality experience returning. More importantly, another offseason grind under their belt with Harbaugh and staff working for every ounce of potential. Just need a QB to take the reigns and several linebackers to step up. I look forward to watching all that talent and depth control the line of scrimmage and show why they are the most important units on the field. An extremely tough schedule seems fitting for a team that I beleive is primed for success entering year two under Harbaugh and staff. Their ability to find a consistent rushing attack and quality linebacker play will determine the success next year. After seeing Rudock improve his play throughout the season, I think the right QB is on the roster and eventually will not be a cause for concern. Under the direction of Harbaugh and a high volume of competition at quarterback, the right guy will emerge.