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UPDATE: Uh-oh! CMU, EMU and now WMU in big trouble thanks to Rich Rod!

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by armageddon, Aug 29, 2009.

  1. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    The problem with Michigan is they didn't hire a Michigan man to coach Michigan.
     
  2. mustangj17

    mustangj17 Active Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    Once you get past 40 hours," NCAA Myles Brand agreed, "you're really pushing it, I think."
     
  3. mustangj17

    mustangj17 Active Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    Chait is a Michigan grad.
     
  4. Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    For real? I couldn't tell.

    I'm sure The New Republic is thrilled with his venture into fanboi sports writing.
     
  5. mustangj17

    mustangj17 Active Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    Sorry, I didn't know who the hell he was until today.
     
  6. Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    I didn't know he went to Michigan. I was fairly certain, though, once I had finished his Rivals column that he didn't go to Ohio State.
     
  7. KYSportsWriter

    KYSportsWriter Well-Known Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    Mustang: You and I are friends, at least on Facebook, but take off the maize and blue goggles.
     
  8. Stoney

    Stoney Well-Known Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    Oh, yes of course, thanks for fixing that, that explains everything: ONLY Rich Rodriguez wants to win football games. Other coaches stay within the 20 rule because they have no interest in winning. It's not that Rodriguez was trying to cheat by gaining an unfair advantage over other coaches, he simply has a different goal than them. Thanks, Stang, it all makes sense now.
     
  9. slappy4428

    slappy4428 Active Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    In fairness, today's presser was the regularly scheduled Monday deal...
     
  10. Den1983

    Den1983 Active Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    The story here, as others have said, is not that Michigan went over the 20 hours. That's ho-hum; every program does it. The story is the fact that players - starters, reportedly, - have willingly outed the program.

    Whatever it is, RichRod has rubbed people the wrong way in such a short time in Ann Arbor. Not sure he could have asked for a worse start.
     
  11. Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    With tears, Slap. With. Tears.
     
  12. zagoshe

    zagoshe Well-Known Member

    Re: Uh-oh! Cental Michigan, or some other smaller football program, in trouble

    Again that is not a story because it is just more of the same -- the same thing happened when he went to WVU. He had like 28 players leave his first year. He was reprimanded by the college for using bad language. He had a few players whine on their way out about how tough his practices were.

    And by the middle of year 2 he had weeded out all of the pussies.

    That is the same thing going on here -- Lloyd Carr's problem was he was running soft practices and recruiting soft kids and Michigan was drifting into mediocrity.

    This all goes away if Michigan is 9-3 or even a good 8-4 at the end of the year.
     
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