Bye, bye, Rich Rod

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TreezyUM12 Roy Roundtree
I just heard about the news! Salty Coach Rod gone man!!!

Looks like osme of the players didnt like him
 
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Michigan will have to throw so much money at him that if he fails he wins...
 
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UTvol53 said:
Would anyone compare getting Hoke to us getting Dooley both not big names that the fans werent really wanting/expecting?
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Hoke's a solid coach. He turn Ball State from a dormat to an almost perfect season and had a very good year with SDSU.
 
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very painful for Michigan that Harbaugh is turning them down...ouch. I really hope they don't get Les Miles. Imagine what LSU would be like if they got a coach who knew what he was doing?
 
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PennVol said:
very painful for Michigan that Harbaugh is turning them down...ouch. I really hope they don't get Les Miles. Imagine what LSU would be like if they got a coach who knew what he was doing?
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It would be horrifying. :yikes:
 
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PennVol said:
very painful for Michigan that Harbaugh is turning them down...ouch. I really hope they don't get Les Miles. Imagine what LSU would be like if they got a coach who knew what he was doing?
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The Harbaugh thing isn't over yet, even if it is looking that way.

Michigan will be fine. This is a top 10 job in the country. There are plenty of other guys that would kill for this job.
 
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hatvol96 said:
I would.
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I don't know Harbaugh personally, so I have no idea if he still feels strongly about Michigan. That being said, if he does, why wouldn't he want to take it? Saban left an NFL job in Miami for a college job in Tuscaloosa. Not exactly an upgrade, but I wouldn't call him stupid for doing it.
 
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tvolsfan said:
I don't know Harbaugh personally, so I have no idea if he still feels strongly about Michigan. That being said, if he does, why wouldn't he want to take it? Saban left an NFL job in Miami for a college job in Tuscaloosa. Not exactly an upgrade, but I wouldn't call him stupid for doing it.
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Saban left Miami ahead of a lynch mob. Harbaugh doesn't have that problem. Anyone who chooses to deal with recruiting, academics, pinhead boosters, and the whims of 19-23 year olds instead of coaching at football's highest level needs psychiatric help.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Saban left Miami ahead of a lynch mob. Harbaugh doesn't have that problem. Anyone who chooses to deal with recruiting, academics, pinhead boosters, and the whims of 19-23 year olds instead of coaching at football's highest level needs psychiatric help.
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If the NFL is that much better, why wouldn't Saban have waited another year and see if he could do improve things? Even if he gets fired, he still would have gotten a great job when he made his way back to the college game. Different sport, but are Tom Izzo and Coach K stupid for turning down NBA jobs when they had the opportunity?
 
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one thing to add here about Michigan, I think its a great job - one of the best. But the last big-time job that opened where the school made a huge splash with the hire was Bama with Nick Saban. There is a some strange trend where good jobs are having a hard time finding someone to take it.
 
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PennVol said:
one thing to add here about Michigan, I think its a great job - one of the best. But the last big-time job that opened where the school made a huge splash with the hire was Bama with Nick Saban. There is a some strange trend where good jobs are having a hard time finding someone to take it.
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There simply aren't going to be that many Saban type hires.
 
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