They finished ranked at 20th in the Rivals ranking. Fire DAntonio. Should be top 10 every year if he wants to compete for championships.They are doing something right....not sure if its sustainable long term...guess we are lucky they are basically in a different conference than we are ...we play so miss and fresno more than them
They finished ranked at 20th in the Rivals ranking. Fire DAntonio. Should be top 10 every year if he wants to compete for championships.
They hired a rock star.
It'll be interesting to see if he has staying power... He very well may be that rock star for years to come, but I wonder if his quirkiness will get old...It's Epic. Harbaugh is going to justify that paycheck on every level.
Let Michigan put on their big show and get the prima donas that want glamor and attention. Such a thing would never be tolerated, accepted or even work at Nebraska. It's Riley and co's job to go out and get talented kids that just want to work hard so they can kick those prima dona's asses. Harbaugh wants to do things Pete Carroll USC style. Nebraska needs to be more Nick Saban Alabama like in our approach if we are going to get back to relevancy.
Yep. We hate em because we ain't em. He is doing exactly what we all feared, and quickly. I do think his candle burns out around year 5 and he heads back to the NFL for some unfinished business. Our fanbase would embrace the hell out of harbaugh. Hell, we embraced 2 complete buffoons in BC and BP, who both went to great lengths to offend fans and/or former players.Man that's hard to agree with, on any level. It looks like Harbaugh is killing it there and he would be an upgrade at every school in the country, save for maybe 3 or 4 programs? I think if Harbaugh wanted to coach at Nebraska for some weird reason, he would have a LOT of success here and most of us would celebrate his quirky style and laugh at opponents fan bases who didn't like him.
I mean, you're not wrong but..., go suck an apple. You and all your prima donuts.It is said that these young men being recruited are being seduced by sexy new alternate uniforms and helmets...style.
Its hard to imagine that getting introduced on a glitzy stage to the cheers of a couple thousand students and getting thigh squeezed by Tom Brady and Derek Jeter wouldn't have some beneficial effect.
Harbaugh, bad interview and all has created tremendous buzz about the Michigan program and more importantly turned in a solid season and a dominant bowl victory.
Great class for Michigan by what looks like a tremendous hire.
Go Blue!
Let Michigan put on their big show and get the prima donas that want glamor and attention. Such a thing would never be tolerated, accepted or even work at Nebraska. It's Riley and co's job to go out and get talented kids that just want to work hard so they can kick those prima dona's asses. Harbaugh wants to do things Pete Carroll USC style. Nebraska needs to be more Nick Saban Alabama like in our approach if we are going to get back to relevancy.
you call that game against bama competing?They finished ranked at 20th in the Rivals ranking. Fire DAntonio. Should be top 10 every year if he wants to compete for championships.
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You can't pretend that harbaugh's "salesmanship" is the only reason Michigan out recruited Nebraska. Michigan got a 4th ranked class because 1) they're Michigan. They almost always out recruit us. 2). They have a big name coach. 3) they had a much better season than Nebraska. If Nebraska starts to win and Riley makes a name for himself, you'll see Nebraska rise too.
Fyi...Michigan didn't sign a single player from Ohio and only 3 instate with one being a kickerAnd 4) they are located in the northern recruiting hot beds of Michigan and Ohio. However it did take salesmanship to land the #1 recruit in the country.
You can't pretend that harbaugh's "salesmanship" is the only reason Michigan out recruited Nebraska. Michigan got a 4th ranked class because 1) they're Michigan. .
Fyi...Michigan didn't sign a single player from Ohio and only 3 instate with one being a kicker
And 4) they are located in the northern recruiting hot beds of Michigan and Ohio. However it did take salesmanship to land the #1 recruit in the country.
Hey "newbie"...I'm a Michigan fan/gradQuinn Nordin is the #1 kicker in the nation whom Harbaugh snake-oiled right out from underneath Penn State's evil clutches with a timely sleepover.
A huge pickup from this Michigan fans perspective as the kicking game has been kind of 'meh' for the past decade.
As Husker fans well know an accurate strong legged kicker is solid gold.
Go Blue!
It's done in other sports by plenty of schools...I'm sure it will get plenty of attention (it kind of already has) because it is FB but it is not unprecedentedJust saw on CFB live that Michigan is holding 3 or 4 spring practices in Florida this year.. Talking about pushing the envelope..
Fyi...Michigan didn't sign a single player from Ohio and only 3 instate with one being a kicker
I liked them better as the Sheepherders!!They have Ric Flair, guys! End the program and bulldoze the stadium because we can't compete with Ric Flair. Unless we bring in the Bushwhackers.
We'll just get DX to reunite for NU's!! GBR!!They have Ric Flair, guys! End the program and bulldoze the stadium because we can't compete with Ric Flair. Unless we bring in the Bushwhackers.
they are not just going to practice in florida for a week. they are going to practice on the img academy football field. no high school in the country has more top talent than imgJust saw on CFB live that Michigan is holding 3 or 4 spring practices in Florida this year.. Talking about pushing the envelope..
I'm not going to go through the ins and outs of Michigan's current or past recruiting strategies but will point out that one major reason Michigan didn't...well couldn't...get more local talent this year is that tOSU was coming off a NC (which is like arming the Death Star with nuclear warheads instead of just lasers) and MSU is no longer little brother and had a 2-4 year head start on our staff with the local kids. Michigan was basically shut out of the majority of the top end talent before even starting. So it was less choice than neccesity.I did make an assumption that they would recruit heavily locally, while it appears that is more the case in years past... it certainly wasn't this year.
Recruits from Ohio
2016 - 0
2015 - 3
2014 - 2
2013 - 9
2012 - 9
Recruits from Michigan
2016 - 3
2015 - 3
2014 - 4
2013 - 8
2012 - 7
However none of this changes the fact that high quality players are available locally, whether they recruit them or not is up to them. The possibility is always there. This year there were 33 players from the Ohio-Michigan Area that ranked above the average for Nebraska's class of ".8707"(247 composite). While this means the dominant powers of Ohio State-Michigan-Notre Dame can't fill there entire class with local kids, they can fill nearly half or the bulk of their class with local kids. However, I wouldn't think Notre Dame would do this as they are more of national school than Ohio-State and Michigan.
That is not how I want to do it. Makes me throw up a little bit.
That is not how I want to do it. Makes me throw up a little bit.