Like I said, football program is a mess, and as they say, a dead fish begins to stink at the head. Last year coming up for Harbaugh. The recruit in question wanted to enroll early, and that somehow got botched. Supposedly blamed it on admissions, but that doesn't make any sense. His best friend that played a major role in recruiting him transferred to Washington last week.
No, it's not at this point, and it never has been at this point, nor will there ever be a point in time when it is. Just as a point of reference, neither is West Virginia.
Mic drop. You actually silenced the most delusional one, which I didn't think was possible. Well done, sir.No, it's not at this point, and it never has been at this point, nor will there ever be a point in time when it is. Just as a point of reference, neither is West Virginia.
Ranking All 130 College Football Coaching Jobs
63. Iowa State
There are some qualities that make this is a great place to coach — loyal fans, a good place to live — but it’s been very difficult to sustain success at Iowa State. Only once in the last 90 years have the Cyclones had three straight winning seasons (the final three years of the Earl Bruce era in the mid-1970s).
33. West Virginia
West Virginia will always be a strange fit in the Big 12, but you can be a consistent winner in Morgantown. There are no pro sports to share the spotlight with; the Mountaineers are the only game in town. The state doesn’t produce a ton of talent, but you are close to large population bases in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia.
11. Michigan
Michigan has as much tradition as any school in the country. The program’s success and the school’s academic reputation allow the Wolverines to be a major player in recruiting both in the Midwest and nationally. Plus, Ann Arbor is a great place to live. There is a lot to like about coaching at Michigan.
You may be right, but keep losing games and I'll just go to Walmart for a bunch of beer and watch other teams play. That, or sit outside on the porch and get wasted. I have options.
The guy that owns the Miami Dolphins calls most of the shots at Michigan. He basically renovated the stadium back in 2008.
That's probably a good move by him, as Harbaugh seldom plays any freshmen, even if they're better than the upperclassmen. Would still like to know the truth on what transpired though. Some seem to blame UM admissions for him not being able to start classes in January, but that doesn't make sense to me. I say he just woke up and saw Harbaugh as an idiot, and favored the Sark with whom he has a great relationship with.
Nothing. Harbaugh would have to croak in order to lose his job. Looking at a .500 season this year, plus or minus a game.
I won't speak on whether UM is or isn't worthy of its public school ranking, as quite frankly, I don't really care. I would rather hire someone with a working man's brain than what's coming out of colleges these days. With that said, Worthy had a good GPA coming out of high school, so one has to wonder how the other 100 guys on the team were able to get in through admissions. Maybe he had the misfortune of having his transcripts go through an old liberal hag of a woman who hates Harbaugh as much as I do. At this point, more losses and humiliation is what Harbaugh needs. Like I said, the guy in Miami will make a phone call at some point. Maybe Worthy can score six or seven touchdowns when Michigan comes to town in 2024.
He can say whatever he wants to say. Kids are going to go play for a name brand program that can win. UM has the brand, but cannot win, not as long as Harbaugh is there. To be honest, would be hard to win with just about anybody else as well, but at least field a team that can compete in the top 3 of your division.
There's no vacancy right now, but if somebody has balls Thanksgiving weekend, then I would bet they'd go after Campbell first. He's young, now proven, and he brings political correctness to the table. Would he leave for more money? Not sure. Money doesn't buy you love and happiness. If he likes where he's at, loves the area, then he should stay put. He could even use other seekers as a means to increase his salary, if that's important to him. I don't care much for the Florida coach. Seems a little brash and over the top at times. He's kind of a redneck, which I like, but probably wouldn't fit well with the liberal crowd in Ann Arbor.
He needs to step it up against the Hawkeyes then. Until he can win his share of games against them, he can't even be #1 in Iowa.
you find us an in state rivalry and we will play them.........0-12 and whatever the basketball record is does not scream rivalry....Glenville maybe?
What does history have to do with a rivalry? Cyclones aren't afraid to play the Hawkeyes, despite lackluster success in both basketball and football.
Good. Share that with the sports reporters, message board writers, and many others who put out stories about WVU beats their in-state rivals in baseball, or WVU loses to their in-state rivals in baseball. I can only report on what I see take place before my eyes.
WVU will play anyone any time anywhere as long as they are deserving....marshlas football record against WVU added to the fact that their athletic dept doesn't respect big brother ends that argument... so there you have it.....WVU has a home and home with Alabama scheduled....so yeh.....we are REALLY afraid to play marshla....if michigan wants a home and home they got it....same with ahia state......but I doubt if they come calling
Cool story, bruh, but you don't speak on WVU's behalf. Dandy Don Nehlen rued the day that WVU scheduled the Buckeyes to play his highly ranked 1998 team to open the season. Souls were stolen, hearts were ripped out, and the Old Fold & Blew never righted the ship after the Silver Bullets thumped one of WVU's most talented teams ever at Milan Pushover Stadium on 9/5/98.
