I stopped watching the NBA after Chauncey got traded away from the Pistons. I don’t think I’ve watched a full game since. But those teams with him, Rip, Tayshaun, Sheed, and Ben were so much fun to watch. I’ll always remember Chauncey putting his defender on his hip at the top of the key, and either stepping back for a jumper or sliding under and drawing a foul.
Sorry but I thought Part 1 was horrible and unwatchable. They just did jump cuts from one action scene to another and there was no world building or character development
It's a debacle of fucking epic proportions. How this isn't sorted out weeks ago before Sherrone is even named coach is just beyond me. How are the people in charge of a $130M/year business so incompetent?
Nailed it. Even if Hart isn't personally offended (and I'm guessing he is), to stay after being passed by an analyst like that would damage his "stock"
It's a real concern. I come from a working class background and a small town in Michigan, and I was totally overwhelmed as an undergrad at U-M. No one in my family has a college degree, so I was completely on my own navigating my undergrad experience and definitely did not get the most out of it. I remember taking a polisci course my freshman year and dropping it immediately because I was too intimidated by the GSI, reading load, and seemingly smarter peers.
Luckily, I had some experiences right after U-M that led me to my true passion, went to grad school (not U-M), and have a great career now. Social and cultural capital are HUGE keys to having a successful undergraduate experience at a place like U-M, and I definitely did not have that.
Truth is even if your nephew gets into the B-school, he won't get the "lucrative internships and job offers" unless he knows people. I would really encourage him to try to find some mentor-type figures in the field(s) he's interested in to give him some guidance. This includes putting in time and effort to get to know faculty. But you don't just show up to office hours without something to say, so he needs help figuring that out. Trying to join faculty's research teams or something like that that affords regular contact is a good strategy.
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RadOWon has always made NIL contributions
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You callin' the Wolf?
Did you name him T. Will Qmatic?
I stopped watching the NBA after Chauncey got traded away from the Pistons. I don’t think I’ve watched a full game since. But those teams with him, Rip, Tayshaun, Sheed, and Ben were so much fun to watch. I’ll always remember Chauncey putting his defender on his hip at the top of the key, and either stepping back for a jumper or sliding under and drawing a foul.
E'ERBODY IN THE PORTAL
Maybe he'll retire and play minor league basketball for two years then un-retire
Embarassing
Is this real?
Embarassing
EERBODY IN THE PORTAL
These names make me as excited as a three-day-old plain bagel
Orgy?
Were you around for the Dave Brandon years? There was much much more vitriol toward Brandon on here
And MGoBlog kinda got him fired
Keep it going boys--we'll get there again!
He makes unbelievable plays. Lots and lots of ‘wow’ moments. But can he make ten just good plays in a row?
Yeah? How’s your mother doin’?
Unpopular take, but I would bet money that Caleb Williams is not successful in the NFL
RIP Craig James
Got dam
Sorry but I thought Part 1 was horrible and unwatchable. They just did jump cuts from one action scene to another and there was no world building or character development
Falling…
Michigan hoops is
Falling down, yes falling down,
Oh my fair lady!
Winning National Championships?
To each their own, but why the hell did McGregor declare? I would almost guarantee he'd go higher next year after being the feature end for a season
I've read a bunch of scouting reports claiming J.J.'s arm strength is a weakness. Have they watched him play?
Where are all the jabronis who claimed last summer that Joe Milton would be a first-round pick and go higher than J.J.?
NO POLITICS
I’ve been there a few times. Not my jam at all
Clapback at that sus e-girl
Add me to the list
I’d take that please
If that's the coaching staff, the average age is 38.6, which is bonkers
Shitbag professional administrators like Pettiti and Warde hate people like Harbaugh who go out and do things
Go to bed, Mrs. Manuel
This was supposed to be the "Continue-The-Culture" transition.
We have zero staff coming back on our culture-defining unit.
It's a debacle of fucking epic proportions. How this isn't sorted out weeks ago before Sherrone is even named coach is just beyond me. How are the people in charge of a $130M/year business so incompetent?
Lol CFB is a total shitshow right now
What about a Neurolinked Don Brown?
Cade is not him
For a cash cow like the Michigan football program, it’s baffling and inexcusable
If Texas A&M had been in the Big Ten the past few years, they would've had a floor of ten wins per season
Hiring an entire staff younger than me?
Ooh, you're gonna be really pissed about our new 36-year-old TE coach!
Meh, we got Jim Casula as our TE coach
Ground-and-Pound Orji Era has begun!
Jay and Jesse are the "adults"?
Mmkay
REALLY want this to happen
Nailed it. Even if Hart isn't personally offended (and I'm guessing he is), to stay after being passed by an analyst like that would damage his "stock"
"Harbaughful" is the adjective
Harbaugh named Denegal and Orji in the comment you're referencing
If it's Orji, you're gonna see a lot more ground and pound
Best advice on here, in my opinion!
It's a real concern. I come from a working class background and a small town in Michigan, and I was totally overwhelmed as an undergrad at U-M. No one in my family has a college degree, so I was completely on my own navigating my undergrad experience and definitely did not get the most out of it. I remember taking a polisci course my freshman year and dropping it immediately because I was too intimidated by the GSI, reading load, and seemingly smarter peers.
Luckily, I had some experiences right after U-M that led me to my true passion, went to grad school (not U-M), and have a great career now. Social and cultural capital are HUGE keys to having a successful undergraduate experience at a place like U-M, and I definitely did not have that.
Truth is even if your nephew gets into the B-school, he won't get the "lucrative internships and job offers" unless he knows people. I would really encourage him to try to find some mentor-type figures in the field(s) he's interested in to give him some guidance. This includes putting in time and effort to get to know faculty. But you don't just show up to office hours without something to say, so he needs help figuring that out. Trying to join faculty's research teams or something like that that affords regular contact is a good strategy.
Let’s be real: what coach would want to put up with all the shit in CFB if they could get a lateral NFL gig?