LittleVol
Of course I can help you, Coach Heupel.
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Never been to Ann Arbor but it being a better city than Knoxville seems like a stretch. I’m pretty sure Knoxville is a top 20 city to live in the entire country.
It wasn’t the UP but I was in a Michigan town the other day that sits on Lake Erie, and it struck me that to live there would be living in two wildly different places. In the summer it’s a beach town, and in the winter it must be a frozen hellscape.Upper Michigan is absolutely amazing……
For 3 months out of the year.
Nah. Michigan gets a bad rap because of Detroit. Most of Michigan is beautiful. Especially Western and northern Michigan. Now the winter sucks if you don’t like snow for sure. But summer months are beautiful. Great hunting, fishing, boating, etc. For people that haven’t been they think of Detroit, car factories, run down neighborhoods, crime, etc. It’s not like that in those other areas. Either way Knoxville > Ann Arbor.In all sincerity I do believe, from my own research that far Northern MI is very beautiful. Much like MN. But, the rest of the State has much to be desired.
In my research, id read there was a boat trail in N MI, along the Canadien border. Island hopping. Beautiful scenery.Nah. Michigan gets a bad rap because of Detroit. Most of Michigan is beautiful. Especially Western and northern Michigan. Now the winter sucks if you don’t like snow for sure. But summer months are beautiful. Great hunting, fishing, boating, etc. For people that haven’t been they think of Detroit, car factories, run down neighborhoods, crime, etc. It’s not like that in those other areas. Either way Knoxville > Ann Arbor.
I don’t do anything. It’s pretty obvious we are fading. Sure, we could make a surge. The more likely scenario is that we couldn’t survive the post-visit hype. I don’t have a “plan.” I’m not setting myself up for disappointment. Quite the opposite actually. In no way am I “loud” about it. It’s stating the obvious.
I didn’t expect him to do anything. At all. IF he was going to commit, it is most likely when he have momentum out of a visit. He didn’t. That’s it. Why does everyone feel like they have to read into things more than they are? You know nothing about me or my mindset. It’s recruiting. Kids are fickle. It’s just part of it.The obvious thing is that you have absolutely no resolve. The mere mention that another team could be in consideration has you ready to concede. I think that’s just weak minded and fickle. You did have a “plan”. You expect him to commit already, he didn’t, then you throw the towel in. By all indications it’s a TN/Michigan race with Aggie trying to get their foot in the door. This is what you deal with when you recruit top players. If he picks Mich, so what, other targets arise during the season. I don’t even think Arion Carter was on the board prior to last season and he ended up being one of the most important signees of last class.
Those Butch classes really softened you up. Other than the top fourth of those classes, not many major schools were prioritizing those players, which is why many of them were so quick to jump in.