Just picked Michigan to win National title. Lol. Might want to beat OSU and MSU first. 
Desmond Howard= delusional homer..
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Also had West Virginia in his final 4. Put the pipe down Heisman!!
The same Desmond Howard that picked us to lose every game in 2016 when we started 8-0?
It’s difficult to win a national title when your record is 8-4
Howard has never been known for his intelligence. Anyone that refers to a bulldog as a boodog isn’t on the IQ chart.
Just picked Michigan to win National title. .
In football?
Haven't seen homerism this bad since that slobbering idiot Lou Holtz picked ND to win EVERY game in the history of football!!
Michigan for the Natty isn’t the worst pick ever.
They are gonna be a serious football team this year.
They are gonna be a serious football team this year.
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That's what "they" say. "They" say a lot of things.
LOL
Michigan loses at least three games this year, one of them being to the mighty Cornhuskers!
GBR
Michigan loses at least three games this year, one of them being to the mighty Cornhuskers!
GBR
Sounds good, but I’m not “they”. Michigan will have a top 3 defense, a guy who can make plays at QB, and 5 guys who started games on the OL. I get that it’s popular on here to say that Harbaugh is overrated, but I’m guessing people won’t be saying that after this year.
The same has been said for many years. We'll soon see. I do love good defensive football. Michigan used to be my number 2 team until we joined the B1G. Ann Arbor is cool and I love UM's traditions. Don't like Harbaugh.
then he isn't worse...any former player is a homer...heck Bo was trying to leave us to go to Ohio state any chance he could get, the fact that Herbie tries to be objective is admirable.
Couldn't disagree more. Herby is awesome and I accept a little homerism when an analyst played at a certain school, I like the passion personally, but I also think he does a great job of being pretty balanced and Ohio State is one of the top teams in the country every year, so it isn't like he's picking a longshot to win when he does it, or some low level school to sneak into the CFB playoff. I love Herbie, he's one of the better one's out there IMO.
I’m not high on Michigan like others. Harbaugh had halfway decent teams under his watch and he failed. Who’s to say he’s going to have a better team this year?
Harbaugh made some changes in the offseason. And those changes have already shown up. Cant wait to see the Huskers in Ann Arbor.
Btw, I've alwayed respected Nebraska and became a Frost fans over the years. But, im a Michigan Man.
Btw, I've alwayed respected Nebraska and became a Frost fans over the years. But, im a Michigan Man.
Harbaugh has won everywhere he has coached. Had terrible administration in San Francisco which has recently come to light, was at Stanford, where it is nearly impossible to win regularly. And now he is in a perfect situation with unlimited support. From 2007 to the Harbaugh signing, Michigan averaged 6.8 wins per season. They were nebraska bad for an extended period of time. With Harbaugh they are averaging over 9 wins a season. They won 8 game last year with almost no senior class because of Hokes ineptitude and also because of injuries. 8 wins is a down year for Harbaugh! Because of top recruiting they are really stacked...not sure they can beat OSU, WISKY, MICHIGAN STATE, PENN STATE, OHIO STATE to make it to the playoff but they will be a top 10 team for sure. Not looking forward to taking a true frosh to the big house.
I'm 100% sure that if they lose to OSU, Wisky, MSU, PSU, and Ohio State, they won't be a top ten team.
He moved is family out of Ohio, years ago because he is objective when talking OSU.
Biggest reason Michigan has had limited success is inability to find a serviceable QB...they now have a proven playmaker. If Patterson can cut down on turnovers, they’ll be tough for anyone to beat.
Harbaugh did not sleep this off-season.
A new S&C staff that has made a difference already. Players are visably stronger in the lower body. Its a whole new culture in the wieght room. And they run more often too. They plan to lift during the season.
The new offensive line coach has simplified things. They are moving people off the ball better. The pass pro has improved as well. From rbs, tes and lineman. Pass pro was simplified.
Qb play should be vastly improved with Shea Patterson....And Brandon Peters has starting experience.
A defense that was third in the nation and honestly should be better with more depth all around. Lots of sophmores and third year players pushing for pt. 9 starters return. Don Brown is still the DC.
Michigan was one penalty away from the BiG championship game in 2016, although we took a step back in 2017. It was a young team.
I wont make any bold predictions but Im high on this crew for the above reasons.
Michigan has the nation's best defense. Maybe ever.
They looked like shit tonight, you still believe in them
This is why I don't bet CFB, I suck at it. I picked Michigan, and now for the first time since Hargod got there, I'm starting to doubt he'll get it done there. Plenty of season left and if ND rolls this year it won't look so bad in two months, but that was not a good way to start the season, no way to spin it.
Why did Harby take out Mccaffrey when all he did was lead them to like 3 first downs in a row and put their sputtering all world transfer Patterson back in to prompty stall their drive?
Michigans O is shaky at best and their D didnt resemble a steel curtain tonight at least to me.
Michigans O is shaky at best and their D didnt resemble a steel curtain tonight at least to me.
I take it with a grain of salt. Expected a better outing last week in South Bend.
The pass pro was a joke. Didnt see that coming. But, Michigan needed a warm up game and they got that in Western Mich.
