The ***OFFICIAL*** You're FIRED! Thread

[E.H. Ruddock]

Michigan only has 12 open spots for recruitment this off-season. Going to be hard for him to make an impact the first year or so.

i didn't know you followed college football closely, but then i remembered you're a buccaneers fan.

Also, I live in the south

[@SkitchP]

Michigan only has 12 open spots for recruitment this off-season. Going to be hard for him to make an impact the first year or so.

i didn't know you followed college football closely, but then i remembered you're a buccaneers fan.

Also, I live in the south

Here is one thing to remember though, for all his faults, Brady Hoke did a nice job recruiting. I think all his classes were top 15 rated nationally. So there is some talent there, Hoke just couldn't develop them.

[BigRedLedbetter]

Why would Harbaugh go to the Bears when he can coach a third-tier program in a dying conference?

Leaving the NFL to coach at big name schools that were once powerhouses but have fallen on incredibly rough times never works out well.

Spoiler: show

[Peeps]

[Coach]

That press release was crazy

[Green Habit]

[4/5]

I was going to say that was a perfect picture to post, but then again it is simply every picture of Joe Philbin.

[Bammer]

Sark daddy.

[Green Habit]

Sark daddy.

Patience, grasshopper. I can set a reservation for you to post his picture in here when it does happen, though.

Blueblood programs like USC, Texas, Michigan, and Notre Dame to name a few need to learn that sexy coach hires don't always guarantee success.

[spike]

I was going to say that was a perfect picture to post, but then again it is simply every picture of Joe Philbin.

[Bammer]

Sark daddy.

Patience, grasshopper. I can set a reservation for you to post his picture in here when it does happen, though.

Blueblood programs like USC, Texas, Michigan, and Notre Dame to name a few need to learn that sexy coach hires don't always guarantee success.

I have nothing against Sark. He helped bring UW back from a very dark time under the worst human being to ever be involved in college football (well aside from Jerry Sandusky). I mean, he helped revive an 0-12 team. Good on Sark.

Anyway - it was clear Sark would never be the long-term solution at UW. Always knew he had an eye out for a bigger, better job. Never loved him, but never had a big problem with him.

I hate SC. As long as there is turmoil with Sark at the SC helm, I want Sark to stay there!

Plus, Sark has got a fratty streak to him, which I can appreciate.

[Bammer]

Does a leave of absence qualify for this thread?

[BurtReynolds]

doubt he's coming back so....

[Green Habit]

Does a leave of absence qualify for this thread?

No. This Sark thing is starting to sound more sad than anything else...

[@SkitchP]

*Queues Jim Caldwell photo*

[Green Habit]

Does a leave of absence qualify for this thread?

No. This Sark thing is starting to sound more sad than anything else...

Well, I stand corrected. Have at it, Bammer.

[Bammer]

[Bammer]

I'm not happy that Sark has drifted down into this black hole.


What I am happy about is that USC appears to be in turmoil and their Athletic Director could be next.

Burn, Troy, burn.

[nyquillyn]

Chip or Gary Patterson are my guesses for USC. Some rumblings about Todd Graham, but after his disastrous exit at Pit I think he kinda wants to prove he can build something that lasts at ASU before moving on.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Speaking of USC,

Spoiler: show

He "retired", but it is well known here that boosters wanted him out.

EDIT by GH: That was one huge picture of the Ol' Ball Coach, so I spoilered it to prevent the reply box from stretching out.