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(12-02-2015 03:05 PM)wmutkelaw Wrote:  I don't think it effects WMU, but I would like to see the block M fail to succeed...you ask why...b/c I am a mean prick lawyer by trade

FTFY

LOL

DB, why is that you seem to piss off most on this board, but for some odd reason you and I can still have fun discourse at times?

Sarcastic and fun tone gets lost on most here. You seem to pick up on it via the typed word better than most.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy both.

I think you hate me!

(12-02-2015 04:20 PM)wmutkelaw Wrote:  I think you hate me!

Nah, I ignore the people that I really hate.

as moderator, I wonder if there is a way to find out who ignores who.

seems like most people who have ignored people go on to state who they ignored, and continue to complain about the ignored party...

Quote:I think Harbaugh is heading back to the NFL

No, he's not. And even despite their D -- their strong-suit (even under Hoke a strong suit) -- having the coordinator leave, Harbaugh's not going to run away to Indy or something.

It's good because it will make UM take a step back despite also taking some sort of step forward with Harbaugh's 2nd year.

Harbaugh is def going to go back to the NFL eventually. Seems like perfect timing to Indy now with Andrew Luck there but we will see how that goes.

(12-02-2015 04:41 PM)wmutkelaw Wrote:  seems like most people who have ignored people go on to state who they ignored, and continue to complain about the ignored party...

Not me. I just do....

I see that a lot by me, one guy tried to brag how he ignored me in reply to any post I put down. Hilarious.

Miami (FL):
CanesInSight.com reporter Peter Ariz reports Mark Richt is expected to be named Miami head coach. CBS Sports had previously reported that the job would be Richt's if he wanted it.

Told ya Candle to Toledo. Get ready for Babers to Mizzou.

(12-02-2015 07:33 PM)Doo Wrote:  Told ya Candle to Toledo. Get ready for Babers to Mizzou.

I thought Missou was going to pull the trigger on Calhoun. They were here interviewing him in Denver. Hmmmmmm.

(12-02-2015 02:23 PM)wmutkelaw Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 02:18 PM)TexanBronco Wrote:  Maryland:
Michigan defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin will be named head coach at Maryland, according to Sports Illustrated’s Pete Thamel. The 37-year-old Durkin has spent one year at Michigan after four at Florida.

I hope this hurts Michigan somehow!

Their defense was giving up points like it was their job the last month or so anyway.

(12-02-2015 07:33 PM)Doo Wrote:  Told ya Candle to Toledo.

Candle will still wax a lot of competition with some wicked offenses that'll keep them on fire, but I'm just hoping we light up Candle's team and snuff 'em out when they visit Waldo next year.

(12-03-2015 08:51 AM)Motown Bronco Wrote:  

(12-02-2015 07:33 PM)Doo Wrote:  Told ya Candle to Toledo.

Candle will still wax a lot of competition with some wicked offenses that'll keep them on fire, but I'm just hoping we light up Candle's team and snuff 'em out when they visit Waldo next year.

No problem. We go to another gear next year.

9 coaching positions left, 11 have been filled. I hear Babers will be announced to Syracuse this weekend.

Tulane
Syracuse
Rutgers
South Carolina
Memphis
Virginia
Missouri
North Texas
ULM

Out of those 9.. South Carolina and Missouri are the only spots I see Fleck thinking about taking... MAYBE Memphis or Virginia but probably not.







I actually have no idea what I'm talking about.

(12-03-2015 05:09 PM)Nacho Wrote:  Out of those 9.. South Carolina and Missouri are the only spots I see Fleck thinking about taking... MAYBE Memphis or Virginia but probably not.







I actually have no idea what I'm talking about.

No Need to worry Fleck has a new package all but signed sealed and delivered he will pass on this round of job openings Just about the time things get stale at WMU Ie no more new contracts. He will be in line for something else in the next two years assuming he delivers at WMU.