“Michigan's hire of Jim Harbaugh has been an unquestionable success.”

[Roar Lions Roar]

“In the past two seasons, Michigan defensive coordinator Don Brown's defense has allowed an average of 16 points per game against teams not named Ohio State and 59 points per game against the Buckeyes.”

https://www.espn.com/college-footba...-alabama-missed-college-football-playoff-more

Personally, I agree Don Brown and Jim Harbaugh have been an unmitigated success for Michigan.

 

[Post_ShockTherapy_MackDaddy]

I wonder how a Michigan fan would respond to this analysis. I would guess that Michigan fans "expect" to be in the national championship discussion annually. They have not been. This is what happened at Nebraska. They got tired of the 9 wins seasons under Solich and traded them for let's just say fewer wins. Michigan could keep Harbaugh and win 8-9 a year for ever but I'm sure they want more.

Thanks for the memories. They treated Solich like sh1t and hired...

Bill Callahan who was (ahem) going to bring Nebraska football into the 21st Century.

Nebraska's athletic director, Steve Pederson, said yesterday that he fired Coach Frank Solich after a 9-3 season and a six-year record of 58-19 because he felt the Cornhuskers were slipping into mediocrity. ... ''I refuse to let the program gravitate into mediocrity,'' Pederson said

 

[We Are . . .]

Steve Deace. Happens to be extremely entertaining in a dorky sorta way.

Deace said some truly outrageous things about Joe and Penn State. He and UM were made for each other.

 

[hagberg]

yep...right back home to fantasy land!

FIFY!