Michigan’s HC suspended for Husker game
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Michigan is a blue blood. They have every right to feel the way they do. We're a blue blood. We just haven't had anything to back it up recently. But Michigan has more resources than us and is located closer to the talent than we are. We just have to overcome our natural shortcomings, which is location and population. The game has changed since TO retired. I'm convinced that he could be successful in today's game. He would make the adjustments. I mean, the game has changed so much in the last 5 years. Not only is Coach Rhule trying to catch Nebraska up to where everyone else is, he's also had to navigate NIL just like every other coach has to. Teams like Ohio State were already in good shape for the NIL era. That's why you see them being successful early in this new era. They don't have to make a lot of changes to compete.
The NCAA cannot vacate the NC. The FBS championship is not an NCAA event.
Further, vacation is usually only a sanction when athletes compete while ineligible. That did not happen here.
The only time that Michigan wins a national championship in football since the 1940s and it’s only because they engaged in perhaps the largest cheating scandal in NCAA football history.
Meanwhile Harbaugh raking in the big bucks while this poor sap gets the fallout. Sounds about right
Meanwhile Harbaugh raking in the big bucks while this poor sap gets the fallout. Sounds about right
Read their going to allow his to coach against Oklahoma..
But nobody has to flaunt it in other people's faces all the time. That's just arrogance IMO.
Yes, it's meant by them as a Michigan insult to Nebraska. They always looked down on Nebraska as not mattering to their fans.
So they self imposed a suspension on the HC because everything was on the up and up…..ok
I don't believe they are playing Oklahoma. I was told teams dont want to play good out of conference opponents anymore, its the smart thing to back out of them and not cowardly at all.
They agreed to start the suspension in the third week so that Moore can coach against his alma mater, Oklahoma, in the second game. He played offensive guard there from 2006-2007.
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They already did this with Harbaugh
And the conference also suspended him
Are there new revelations here I suppose is my question
Will it really make the game any easier for us? I could see their players being more motivated to win one for their coach.
I'm going to that home game. Won the last 5 I've attended including Colorado last year. Place your bets now. Nebraska is winning.
Fakest (is that a word?) punishment ever. Does anyone really believe the HC isn’t running shit “remotely” during his two weeks of “suspension”? It’s the equivalent of an NFL franchise fining a star player 50k who makes $20 million a year. Show measure with zero real consequences.
