The OFFICIAL 2022 College Football RANDOM THOUGHTS thread

[904Lurker]

Pitt is nice this year

 

[MustafaSTL]

 

[PortCityProphet]

Pitt is nice this year

why you think so?
i saw their backup for a min in the bowl game but he ended up getting hurt
but they gotta replace Pickett and Addison and i think their #2 WR. I dont think their offense gon be popping like last year

 

[904Lurker]

why you think so?
i saw their backup for a min in the bowl game but he ended up getting hurt
but they gotta replace Pickett and Addison and i think their #2 WR. I dont think their offense gon be popping like last year

Their d-line is nice and they now have Kedon Slovis

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Not going to pile on bc this just happened to MSU within the last week and the player is supposedly looking at Arkansas of all places…this shyt happens everywhere, even after they sign players can just up and bounce so


There’s a lottt of time left even til the early signing period, and Mich should be capitalizing off this past season, however Harbaugh didn’t do them any favors by flirting w/ the nfl only to get turned away and coming back, then losing his coordinators. New coordinators need to rebuild relationships with recruits/commits and that isn’t always easy.

 

[Trust Me]

Not going to pile on bc this just happened to MSU within the last week and the player is supposedly looking at Arkansas of all places…this shyt happens everywhere, even after they sign players can just up and bounce so


There’s a lottt of time left even til the early signing period, and Mich should be capitalizing off this past season, however Harbaugh didn’t do them any favors by flirting w/ the nfl only to get turned away and coming back, then losing his coordinators. New coordinators need to rebuild relationships with recruits/commits and that isn’t always easy.

He'd been committed for a while now. He had his official last week. I'm pretty sure they relayed the message of 'there will be no bags being dropped' and he dipped. Good for him. Same with Dante Moore if he chooses Oregon. Same with Jalen Brown if he chooses Miami/LSU.

Imagine your head coach coming out and saying that going to Michigan will be a transformational experience, not a transactional.

All the while making more than 7M per year.

He gotta go. Dudes out of touch with the times. And if alumni and reagents aren't on board with adapting to the way the game is played today, then I hope their attendance suffers big time.

That's where we're at.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

He'd been committed for a while now. He had his official last week. I'm pretty sure they relayed the message of 'there will be no bags being dropped' and he dipped. Good for him. Same with Dante Moore if he chooses Oregon. Same with Jalen Brown if he chooses Miami/LSU.

Imagine your head coach coming out and saying that going to Michigan will be a transformational experience, not a transactional.

All the while making more than 7M per year.

He gotta go. Dudes out of touch with the times. And if alumni and reagents aren't on board with adapting to the way the game is played today, then I hope their attendance suffers big time.

That's where we're at.

Yea I get the sense there’s large part of the Michigan academic community that wouldn’t care or even prefer the school went the UChicago route and just did away with football/athletics.

UM health generates probably 10x what football brings in. shyt I remember reading that UM generates more revenue from urine analysis tests than from football, but that might’ve been hyperbole.

If Harbaugh is ushered out, would a new coach have his wings clipped by the president/regents/institute too?

Or do you think a new coach could demand the school get on board?

As liberal as AA and UM is known to be, you’d think they’d be all over players getting paid. But I guess their stance is the “well coming to play here should be more than enough”

Interesting times no doubt. College football has changed a lot from BCS to playoff to NIL the last 25 years. It’s going to change even more in the next 5-10years.

 

[MustafaSTL]

He'd been committed for a while now. He had his official last week. I'm pretty sure they relayed the message of 'there will be no bags being dropped' and he dipped. Good for him. Same with Dante Moore if he chooses Oregon. Same with Jalen Brown if he chooses Miami/LSU.

Imagine your head coach coming out and saying that going to Michigan will be a transformational experience, not a transactional.

All the while making more than 7M per year.

He gotta go. Dudes out of touch with the times. And if alumni and reagents aren't on board with adapting to the way the game is played today, then I hope their attendance suffers big time.

That's where we're at.

Haha, this is simply a “we didn’t drop a bag” thing? Y’all are 55th in crooting, second to last in the Big Ten, one borderline 4* commit and the rest 3*s all because Chester won’t drop bags? It really boils down to just that?

 

[prime]

You gonna show your busted ass face around here after week 1? Or are you gon find the nearest altar for consoling?

Of course the game will be close with Ohio state winning that will be our only lost of the year but let’s talk about how your bum azz squad currently have the 55th recruiting class in 2023 like how can you spin that I would be piss if ND was at 55th I don’t give a fukk how early it is

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Haha, this is simply a “we didn’t drop a bag” thing? Y’all are 55th in crooting, second to last in the Big Ten, one borderline 4* commit and the rest 3*s all because Chester won’t drop bags? It really boils down to just that?

Isn’t the bag dropping supposed to be non affiliated with the recruiting process and based on the player and fully separated from
The university?

If so, why couldn’t a group of UM boosters just offer him some car dealership deal or whatever?

 

[Trust Me]

Haha, this is simply a “we didn’t drop a bag” thing? Y’all are 55th in crooting, second to last in the Big Ten, one borderline 4* commit and the rest 3*s all because Chester won’t drop bags? It really boils down to just that?

Except the insiders already said that's what its about. Our NIL is trash as fukk as of today. Period. Schools are setting the kids up with the boosters, even tho NIL is supposed to be NON affiliated with the school. Michigan isn't.. again.. kicking themselves in the ass.

Think about this without being a dikkbreath for a second.. coming off of a B1G championship year.. great tradition, biggest alumni in the country, great school, biggest stadium, a lot of momentum going into 22-23.. why WOULDN'T we be killing it in recruiting right now?

Nevermind.. you're literally unable to respond without fukkery.

Of course the game will be close with Ohio state winning that will be our only lost of the year but let’s talk about how your bum azz squad currently have the 55th recruiting class in 2023 like how can you spin that I would be piss if ND was at 55th I don’t give a fukk how early it is

You guys are gonna get blown the fukk out. Lets be real here.. please.

Isn’t the bag dropping supposed to be non affiliated with the recruiting process and based on the player and fully separated from
The university?

If so, why couldn’t a group of UM boosters just offer him some car dealership deal or whatever?

It's supposed to be that way, but it aint. And I'm not against the schools helping the kids find the money. Michigan's too goody goody for that. Watch.. write this shyt down somewhere.. Dante Moore's gonna sign with Oregon, but he'll finish his career in East Lansing. All because of Michigan's incompetence.

 

[PortCityProphet]

Their d-line is nice and they now have Kedon Slovis

Slewfoot Slovis shol did go to them.
Forgot bout that. It's getting too difficult for me to keep up with who going where

 

[MustafaSTL]

Elite 11 going on, why is the generational all time great QB prospect with the golden family last name not showing up to show his worth against the best of the best?

 

[mozichrome]

Andre Carter II....had to look the kid up. didnt know about him. pretty sure most folks dont because folks aint out here watching Army football
i know you go to Army for more than just the sports aspect but damn imagine being a 1st round pick and then gotta do your service duty
like others say you'd think they'd give breh an exception if he went high in the draft but i guess going to Army and playing football is 2nd on importance list

 

[smitty22]

Haha, this is simply a “we didn’t drop a bag” thing? Y’all are 55th in crooting, second to last in the Big Ten, one borderline 4* commit and the rest 3*s all because Chester won’t drop bags? It really boils down to just that?

55th , 2nd to last in the B1G, 1 borderline 4*. 1 win in 10 years i guess them croots can divide