Myles and Micah Parsons seem like they are in their own tier now. Both are held to a different standard and often have to outperform the ridiculously high bar they set to achieve these weekly awards.
Glad to see our golden boy win this week. However, you could likely argue Myles or Micah should win 75% of these throughout a season
Throwback name - Jehu Chesson. Loved watching him play.
2. Who is the most under appreciated player?
JJ. The fact that people thought he wasn't the guy at points last season was ludicrous.
3. Along those lines, what player got/gets a "bad rap" from fans...but looking back, he was a lot better than people remember?
Devin Gardner. A victim of Hoke, bad coaching, and a terrible team around him.
4. Name your all-time FAVORITE player who never quite reached the level fans expected.
Rashan Gary. Great kid, elite athlete, and there was so much buzz on campus getting the #1 recruit.
5. What player most exemplifies the characteristics of a "Michigan Man" (however you define that term)?
Blake Corum. Volunteers, donates to chairty, and is running it back for a chance at a championship.
6. Who is Michigan's best player that never was (due to injuries, he transferred, etc.)?
Drake Johnson
7. If you could add one former player to the '23/'24 Wolverines, who was *NOT* an All-American (including honorable mention) at any point in his career...who would it be?
I'm ignoring the rule because I want to see Devin Bush on this team so bad. If I obey the rule, any of our recent good CBs (Hill, Stribling, Long, etc.)
8. Who was Michigan's best QB between Henne and McCarthy?
Rudock. 2nd half of 2015 he was elite.
9. Who is Michigan's best player (all-time) who, wasn't "used" properly?
Peppers. Harbaugh should've let him throw lol
10. What is the best ON-FIELD moment of the Harbaugh era that is not related to OSU, MSU, or ND?
Biased because I was there, but the one handed interception vs. Wisconsin to seal the game was unreal.
I have a friend who worked as a loan officer/loan writer at UWM. He said the culture was terrible. 80-90 hour weeks, no recognition, rude leaders, etc. Doesn't surprise me that these allegations have arisen.
This is a huge win in the #crootin realm. Some may clutch their pearls, but this is the way business is done now. It is encouraging to see Michigan getting up to speed on NIL.
Well deserved. Winning in the postseason in college hockey is tough. He is proving to be a mighty fine successor from a coaching AND recruiting perspective.
Coincidentally drove up north for a long weekend near Traverse City last night. Stood outside in the cold staring at the sky for around an hour. Incredible experience.
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Edey not large enough in the lineups graphic. Downvoted.
Michigan legend. As all of these players will be.
Myles and Micah Parsons seem like they are in their own tier now. Both are held to a different standard and often have to outperform the ridiculously high bar they set to achieve these weekly awards.
Glad to see our golden boy win this week. However, you could likely argue Myles or Micah should win 75% of these throughout a season
Looks like things are going well at Iowa.
I'm thinking maaaaybe if your OC needs an ultimatum to coach better, he probably should've been fired before that point
Pepcat was a great idea... until they ran the same exact play out of that formation every time. I always prayed Harbaugh would let Peppers throw it.
1. Who is Michigan's most underrated player?
Loveland. He's going to blow up this year.
Throwback name - Jehu Chesson. Loved watching him play.
2. Who is the most under appreciated player?
JJ. The fact that people thought he wasn't the guy at points last season was ludicrous.
3. Along those lines, what player got/gets a "bad rap" from fans...but looking back, he was a lot better than people remember?
Devin Gardner. A victim of Hoke, bad coaching, and a terrible team around him.
4. Name your all-time FAVORITE player who never quite reached the level fans expected.
Rashan Gary. Great kid, elite athlete, and there was so much buzz on campus getting the #1 recruit.
5. What player most exemplifies the characteristics of a "Michigan Man" (however you define that term)?
Blake Corum. Volunteers, donates to chairty, and is running it back for a chance at a championship.
6. Who is Michigan's best player that never was (due to injuries, he transferred, etc.)?
Drake Johnson
7. If you could add one former player to the '23/'24 Wolverines, who was *NOT* an All-American (including honorable mention) at any point in his career...who would it be?
I'm ignoring the rule because I want to see Devin Bush on this team so bad. If I obey the rule, any of our recent good CBs (Hill, Stribling, Long, etc.)
8. Who was Michigan's best QB between Henne and McCarthy?
Rudock. 2nd half of 2015 he was elite.
9. Who is Michigan's best player (all-time) who, wasn't "used" properly?
Peppers. Harbaugh should've let him throw lol
10. What is the best ON-FIELD moment of the Harbaugh era that is not related to OSU, MSU, or ND?
Biased because I was there, but the one handed interception vs. Wisconsin to seal the game was unreal.
Can't imagine a better B10 school to transfer to. Good luck to AJ. We'll always have that tone-setting TD in the 2021 OSU game.
I have a friend who worked as a loan officer/loan writer at UWM. He said the culture was terrible. 80-90 hour weeks, no recognition, rude leaders, etc. Doesn't surprise me that these allegations have arisen.
It is a statement to this coaching staff, and coach Clink specifically, how little the team has had to worry about CB in recent years.
Another stud Michigan developed. Good luck to DJ!
Exciting to see the development of the 2022 class on the defensive side of the football.
It will be interesting to see who starts between Barrett and NHG come the fall.
This makes me assume Hunter knows Kobe is gone too. HD doesn’t want to stick around for a rebuilding year
Opening Day will always have a soft spot in my heart. However, despite the national optimism, I think the Tigers will stink again this year*.
*This will not stop me from getting emotionally invested in April when we start 10-7
This is a huge win in the #crootin realm. Some may clutch their pearls, but this is the way business is done now. It is encouraging to see Michigan getting up to speed on NIL.
As someone who attended the 2021 B1G championship game and visited Kinnick, can confirm Iowa fans are the nicest fans I've ever met.
Well deserved. Winning in the postseason in college hockey is tough. He is proving to be a mighty fine successor from a coaching AND recruiting perspective.
p.s. remove the interim tag
Doesn't make last year hurt less... but it helps a tiny bit!
Coincidentally drove up north for a long weekend near Traverse City last night. Stood outside in the cold staring at the sky for around an hour. Incredible experience.