Another long time Michigan commitment is told no room in the inn
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bo, who is currently shrieking and running from a hoagie nosed psu demon, I believe, holds a Rose Bowl coaching record of futility losing in 5 straight appearances.
His record in the "Grand Daddy of them All" was 2-8. That is not a typo.
However, to michigan fans throughout the land bowl games don't matter....wink wink...
What matters is winning the b10 championship....
For the record.... ND appeared in one Rose Bowl game and Rockne defeated Stanford for the National Championship....
Walvarine fans are the worst in all of college football. The holier than though mob mentality by the trailer park dwellers is second to none. They all step in line to defend Harbaugh's shenanigans if he wins but mark my words if he goes 7-5 or 8-4 he's a creepy lunatic and they'll want his head on a platter. They'll justify anything for a W.
Harbaugh left a year before his generational talent left, but I'm sure you knew that, right? Was Brian Kelly a gypsy before he got to ND(GVSU to CMU to Cinci to ND, he wasn't at any of those places for more than 4 or 5 yrs, IIRC), or was he simply climbing the coaching ladder? Because moving from Raiders assistant to San Diego State to Stanford to SF 49ers all seem like upward coaching moves, the fact that he's now at UM has more to do with a spoiled brat owner(Thank you again, Jed York) than with any deficiencies in Harbaughs ability to coach. But I'm sure you hold your coach to the same standard you hold Harbaugh, correct? After all, you're a man of integrity, and would never exhibit hypocrisy in your judgement of others just because one coaches a team you love and the other a team you hate, right?
Go educate yourself on all my posts and get back to me. Wednesday would be a good place to start. As for whether I'm a "man of integrity" I'll know I've bottomed out when I'm gleaning insight as to character from a football forum.
You are really reaching if you are calling a NFC Championship important. Did he win a Super Bowl? I'd have to say he has won as many Super Bowls as I have, zero!
Mr. Khakipants was never at SDState, moron. It was USD. Welcome to ignore world.
Do you think it takes a higher level of coaching to win an NFC championship game or a D2 national championship?
Do you really believe those are the only two variables at play? Where somebody is coaching?
A college coach has to build his entire program. Div one or div two, he is responsible for building every aspect of his program. A pro football coach, by comparison, has a GM. There are free agents, contracts, a dedicated drafting team, etc. etc. etc.
They are both tremendous accomplishments and both represent success in their respective fields.
But, don't assume they're the exact same thing just because they both involve football.
Harbaugh will be gone in 2-4 yrs and back in NFL. Knowing how he loves to climbs trees and do sleepovers with 17yr old kids he'll somehow give all that up and find his way back to the League. Michigan football is on the rise in the short term but in the long term he will damage the program and the reputation of the university. The shameful stunts he's pulled by booting committed recruits and other bizarre behaviors will come back to bite Michigan football in the rear down the road. In their blind lust to match OSU Michigan fans will one day rue the day Jim Harbaugh returned to Ann Arbor. JH has no desire to be a long term coach at Michigan. If he wanted that he would hv stayed at Stanford on West Coast where his wife prefers to live. He's a short timer taking short cuts. He may bring Michigan a NC or playoff appearance but he won't bring long term stability to the program. They hvnt had that since Lloyd Carr and Harbaugh s personality quirks and obsessive alienating nature will leave a wake in Ann Arbor long after he departs. Enjoy it while you can....
