All Things SkunkBear

[ab2cmiller]

Seems like it wouldn't help their fight against any "lack of institutional control" claims.

 

[Pops Freshenmeyer]

So if they get a show cause, Michigan just has to stop playing football?

My guess is he's asking for something impossible to keep Michigan on the line while he interviews for the NFL.

 

[irish4ever]

So if they get a show cause, Michigan just has to stop playing football?

The dickheads better have to vacate an enormous number of "wins" and the crooked natty they stole, plus lose some scholarships and recruiting visits!!!

 

[irish4ever]

Oh yeah, I forgot to add ... Fuck Meatchicken!!!

 

[NDohio]

That's interesting, why would Harbaugh need immunity? He has stated several times they/he did nothing wrong...

Contract is reportedly with $11.5 million/year. Yikes.

 

[Me2SouthBend]

The dickheads better have to vacate an enormous number of "wins" and the crooked natty they stole, plus lose some scholarships and recruiting visits!!!

You forgot bowl ban

 

[Lberry]

If he's pushing for that, is his preference to come back to Michigan?

 

[BeauBenken]

If he's pushing for that, is his preference to come back to Michigan?

Hard to say. He's probably just hedging his bets. He didn't land a job in the NFL the last time he interviewed with teams. And his contract was weakened in 2020. He's probably trying to go back to the NFL, but if he was going to stay, he wants his Michigan contract to be otherworldly I'd imagine.

 

[Fbolt]

This past year has truly weakened the phrase, "Michigan Man". In past years, that school did have a decent rep (absent the ND block) but now, it's a laughing stock.

 

[IrishLax]

If he's pushing for that, is his preference to come back to Michigan?

Could just be an optics push for leverage.

Michigan brass wants to be able to say “we offered to make him the highest paid coach in CFB” and Harbaugh wants to be able to say “they wouldn’t give me the contract I wanted.”

 

[Luckylucci]

More classic Michigan men type shit. We are not guilty. We are not guilty. I repeat, WE ARE NOT GUILTY! But........

if we are found guilty I do not want to be punished.

 

[irishjim]

I think Harbaugh just has a weird need to be wanted and has major inferior complex, as he has said many times. In his mind, Michigan needs to give him immunity because that will show they are behind him no matter what. He wants to be invincible. Look what he said after the NC game- "I can sit at the big boy table". Ultimately, he wants to go to the NFL for the sole reason to get a Super Bowl ring like his brother. The Michigan stuff just gives him something in case NFL does not hire him.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

If Sherrone Moore is not tied to this investigation, Michigan would just promote him I'd think. Or they go for Leipold?

 

[notredomer23]

If Sherrone Moore is not tied to this investigation, Michigan would just promote him I'd think. Or they go for Leipold?

From what I’ve discerned from some more connected UM fans, they prefer Minter as HC. His time in college is probably going to be short unless that happens.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

From what I’ve discerned from some more connected UM fans, they prefer Minter as HC. His time in college is probably going to be short unless that happens.

I agree that his time in college ball is going to be short. If sanctions are coming maybe Moore would take a pass. Honestly, I would not blame him on many fronts if he got out of dodge himself. Seeing as how Moore has been on staff there since 2018, he had to know what was going on.

I would think that Harbaugh would try to take Minter with him, but Minter is going to have options as an NFL DC now more than ever. He could have his pick of jobs. Patriots, Jags, Giants, Commanders and Bears are all currently vacant.

 

[ulukinatme]

If Sherrone Moore is not tied to this investigation, Michigan would just promote him I'd think. Or they go for Leipold?

Urban Meyer, or Nick Saban.

 

[EvilleIrish]

Harbaugh interviewed with the Falcons

 

[RipWheeler]

The dickheads better have to vacate an enormous number of "wins" and the crooked natty they stole, plus lose some scholarships and recruiting visits!!!

 

[chisea03]

 

[phork]

He gone.

What a crazy year. Harbs suspended twice. Win a natty. Program craters losing everyone. They will be lucky to finish 6th in the BIG next year.

 

[KMac151993]

The sad thing is with him gone so goes any incentive for the NCAA to act. Poodle did the same thing.

 

[Blazers46]

The sad thing is with him gone so goes any incentive for the NCAA to act. Poodle did the same thing.

If you can’t cripple the person, you cripple the people they know. If more is the new head coach and if it’s likely that he also knew about the sign stealing then Michigan should be in for more punishment. The NCAA already helped getting Harbaugh out of the NCAA. I am sure they will have no problem taking some of his records out as well.

 

[GATTACA!]

Wasn't it reported that the NFL was going to honor whatever sanctions the NCAA handed down against Jim?

 

[notredomer23]

 

[greyhammer90]

Rent free

 

[NDPhilly]

Guy doesn’t have near Freeman’s charisma, but they recruited offense decently last cycle fwiw. Don’t really think much of that was Moore tho outside the OL.

 

[RipWheeler]

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I love that the stupid asshole refers to himself as “recruiting monkey”, very fitting.

 

[Blazers46]

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Is EJ suggesting Moore was not recruiting this whole time? 😂 Comedy.

 

[irishnd31]

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Keep my head coaches name out yo' fucking mouth!!!!

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

The Pete Carroll NFL exit plan.

USC still got hit with sanctions. Curious to see what happens to Michigan. I think they're screwed. They thumbed their noses at the Big Ten and NCAA. I don't see the suits at either place taking that lightly. It's all about making examples of people as opposed to enforcing rules and having consequences. Michigan might be their next example.

The assumption here is that Harbaugh is getting Carroll type of personnel power. I am curious to see what this all entails in terms of money and the level of authority he's going to have over the draft and roster construction.