Red Mosquito

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote: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

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote: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.

Lament wrote:

turned2black wrote: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.

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Peeps wrote:

That press release was crazy

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

Sark daddy.

Bammer wrote: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.

4/5 wrote:I was going to say that was a perfect picture to post, but then again it is simply every picture of Joe Philbin.

Green Habit wrote:

Bammer wrote: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.

Does a leave of absence qualify for this thread?

doubt he's coming back so....

Bammer wrote:Does a leave of absence qualify for this thread?

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

*Queues Jim Caldwell photo*

Green Habit wrote:

Bammer wrote: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.

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.

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.

Speaking of USC,

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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.