Impressive hire for Michigan. Watching Muschamp and Harbaugh together will be interesting.
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Muschamp has nothing to lose at this point and for Harbaugh it’s his last chance to fix it quickly..
This why Nebraska loses. We ran by the buddy system not a professional staff.
Yeah we need to hire a proven professional defensive coordinator like Bob Diaco
This may or may not work. People assume you can hire mercenaries and get immediate results. It doesn't always work that way. Sounds more like Harbaugh has not established a good culture at Michigan. I'd say his days are numbered
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It will take about a month before they are at each other’s throat.
To be a fly on the wall. The only way it works is if Muschie realizes he isn't cut out to be a head coach and this is his best option to keep a good job. If I were him I might hang around to see what else opens up.
By now he's got plenty of scratch in the bank. Anyone who hires him as a head coach is foolish.
I'm talking about DC positions not head coaching positions.
muschamp's career is really on a pelini-esque arch
Yeah and I bet most people thought Bo getting hired as LSU's DC was a great move...
I don’t think that was the response in this board. Is that how you see it going for Michigan?
Are you just saying stuff to say stuff? I dislike Harbaugh as much as anyone, but I'd rather be in Ann Arbor than Columbia. Maybe that's just me. Ann Arbor is a nice college town. They're the winningest program of all time. What's not to like about Michigan? Are we talking about cold in winter? I used to love the cold when I lived up north.
Actually, we laughed at it.
This is a smart move by both guys.
If the defense is good next year, Will leaves and grabs a new HC gig.
If the defense sucks, JH cans him and gets a little more time before he "leaves"
If the defense is good next year, Will leaves and grabs a new HC gig.
If the defense sucks, JH cans him and gets a little more time before he "leaves"
Some did, but I remember many saying that Bo would be getting back to what he was truly good at, being a DC, as opposed to a HC, which he was not cut out for.
According to this board winter cannot be survived and nobody chooses to live in a place that has winters.
Yeah, personally rather be closer to a beach, and avoid cold winters. Also, don’t see many southern coaches move north.
It might have been a rumor floated by the AD to see how their fan base reacted to the idea. That crap happens all the time.
That was my first thought when i read the title. Have to believe this is just a short stopover for Muschamp trying to get back to a HC position
The guy they fired was considered to be the best d co-ordinator in college football at the time
Huge party - celebration tonight in Columbus at Broad and High streets - starts at 7:00
Mayor Andrew Ginther has officially proclaimed January 8, 2020 as "Jim Harbaugh Day" in Columbus. What a joyous occasion. Mayor Ginther refused Jim's request to have a sleepover.
It's an incentive heavy deal that makes it easier to fire him if they want later. Michigan's problem isn't unlike ours. Where do they go if their favorite son doesn't get it done? Personally I think they may be best off doing what they just did in kicking the can down the road. OSU got very lucky with the Fields transfer working out so well. Michigan has the talent across the board to compete with OSU. Stringing him out on his contract probably didn't help player buy in. I suspect Michigan will be much better next year.
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