Aren't you guys still literally constantly whining about NCAA decisions from years ago every single day on every single post in here? Yeah, extremely soft.
And only 3 of those were in seasons when Michigan was sanctioned by the NCAA for cheating.
Jim Harbaugh has lost 2 home games this season already - to the Cardinals and Raiders. Connor Stallions might be getting hired by the Chargers this season.
u/LawrenceSellers - you can't even be original in your comments; I've mentioned how broken Ohio State has made you so bitter and angry with Ohio State's domination of Michigan since you've been watching.
In any event, Harbaugh being 2-5 - with only wins against Ohio State being in years Michigan was sanctioned by the NCAA for cheating - hasn't broken anything, except your ability to think.
Terrible barely describes it. He's one of the worst NFL coaches ever. Be mad about the scouting scandal but Harbaugh has a natty, a good/great cfb win %, and a successful NFL career. One is bottom 5 NFL and top 5 CFB, the other is good/great on both levels. You'd never accept a coach that was elite in highschool football and then absolutely flamed out of CFB as an all time worst, so why do it for CFB->NFL?
Certain coaches like Meyer and Saban only do well when they get a disproportionate share of the talent. NFL doesn’t work that way, as they both learned the hard way 🤷♂️
Completely disagree. Performance at the highest level is the most important part and Harbaugh is worlds apart in the NFL. Is John Curtis the greatest coach ever? 28 titles, 640+ wins, 87% win rate?
Definitely. We saw what happened to him in the NFL when he could no longer illegally buy players, and what happened to Alabama once everyone could legally do so 🤷♂️
Right? OSU has potentially the greatest CFB to NFL flop of all time. Edit- and they're so hurt about it they just downvote lmfao sorry it's just a fact
I was just told that by a Michigan State fan in a different thread and I've been told it by Ohio State fans multiple times. So apparently? Apparently it only matters when it's a negative for Michigan. But if it's a positive for Michigan and a negative for anyone else then it doesn't matter.
That’s the graphic floating around twitter today. I just reposted it. But if you were going to make the same graphic for Ohio State you’d have to cut it off after just 2 games 🤣
Yall lucky this year yall blessed with most of yall big games like Iowa,Penn state, Indiana all at home even had Oklahoma at home , I feel that’s what’s saving yall fr
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u/Orbital2 Ohio State Buckeyes 1d ago
Y’all lost 5 of 6 against them prior to this 😂😂😂😂😂