Wisdom from the mouth of a bammer.I'm sure some on here will take this the wrong way, but whatever:
Michigan's fans and boosters are going to demand a big name. They may not get Les Miles or one of the Harbaughs, but that's what they're going after. At the end of this year, Jones will have (at best) a 13-12 record as a major conference football coach. That's not going to cut it for the diehards up there. They have no interest in even considering that they can't hit a grand slam.
I'm sure some on here will take this the wrong way, but whatever:
Michigan's fans and boosters are going to demand a big name. They may not get Les Miles or one of the Harbaughs, but that's what they're going after. At the end of this year, Jones will have (at best) a 13-12 record as a major conference football coach. That's not going to cut it for the diehards up there. They have no interest in even considering that they can't hit a grand slam.
I'm sure some on here will take this the wrong way, but whatever:
Michigan's fans and boosters are going to demand a big name. They may not get Les Miles or one of the Harbaughs, but that's what they're going after. At the end of this year, Jones will have (at best) a 13-12 record as a major conference football coach. That's not going to cut it for the diehards up there. They have no interest in even considering that they can't hit a grand slam.
How many big name coaches are there? What if Miles, Harbaugh, or whoever doesn't want to go to Michigan? Then where are they left? Going to the fourth or fifth option.
That's when you start worrying. I don't even think you can say that Michigan, without a doubt, will land a top tier coach.