Is Michigan officially a dead program like Nebraska?

[ckhokie]

Hey here is a friendly tip...if you don't like what I say ignore me. It's easy push the button. And a 2 for one tip Go FUCK YOURSELF ASSFUCK

Because you're incapable of making a coherent point that is on topic doesn't mean I'm required to ignore you. I will continue to call out your ignorance, as should everyone else.

 

[TexasExes98]

I won't be surprised if UM scores negative points against OSU. Nothing personal but, y'alls offense is trash and OSU is gonna put it wherever they want imo. Jimmy "da qb whisperer" needs to speak the fuck up.

I've been saying that defense hasn't won championships for some time now. Ya gotta have both. Actually, all you need is a bend but don't break type of defense as long as you have a potent offense and you'll make the playoff.

 

[navamind]

I've been saying that defense hasn't won championships for some time now. Ya gotta have both. Actually, all you need is a bend but don't break type of defense as long as you have a potent offense and you'll make the playoff.

"you just need to outscore the opponents"

 

[Red_Alert]

Yes, change coaches every 4-5 years. That has been an excellent plan for Nebraska the past 18 years

Do you ever research anything before you open your pie-hole.

Alabama had 4 different coaches in the 10 year period 1997-2007
Oklahoma had 4 different coaches for the 10 year period 1989-1999
USC has had 4 different coaches for the 8 year period 2009-2017
tejas has had 3 different coaches in just the last 5 years.
Shall I continue proving your idiocy yet again?

Riddle me this...

If being in a 'recruiting hotbed' is the main factor for success, then why is tejas (49-44) while Nebraska is (65-34) this decade?

Maybe wonderlic 6 Vince Young can answer that for you?

 

[Red_Alert]

3, 2, 1......

"your daddy partial qualifiers something something"

 

[TexasExes98]

Do you ever research anything before you open your pie-hole.

Alabama had 4 different coaches in the 10 year period 1997-2007
Oklahoma had 4 different coaches for the 10 year period 1989-1999
USC has had 4 different coaches for the 8 year period 2009-2017
tejas has had 3 different coaches in just the last 5 years.
Shall I continue proving your idiocy yet again?

Riddle me this...

If being in a 'recruiting hotbed' is the main factor for success, then why is tejas (49-44) while Nebraska is (65-34) this decade?

Maybe wonderlic 6 Vince Young can answer that for you?

2 things: Coaching for Texas. Charlie Strong was a shitty hire, the worst coach with the worst winning percentage in UT history. Second, Nebraska has had the luxury of playing in two of the worst divisions in NCAA history so your team was able to win more games than us. Not to mention, the B1G has been one of the weakest conferences from the time NU joined up until a couple of years ago. Be glad you aren't in the East division today.......

 

[BigRedMoe]

Et tu, Brute?

 

[Red_Alert]

2 things: Coaching for Texas. Charlie Strong was a shitty hire, the worst coach with the worst winning percentage in UT history. Second, Nebraska has had the luxury of playing in two of the worst divisions in NCAA history so your team was able to win more games than us. Not to mention, the B1G has been one of the weakest conferences from the time NU joined up until a couple of years ago. Be glad you aren't in the East division today.......

tejas has lost to Kansas and Maryland you flaming idiot. LMAO

 

[TheRobotDevil]

Riddle me this...

If being in a 'recruiting hotbed' is the main factor for success, then why is tejas (49-44) while Nebraska is (65-34) this decade?

Maybe wonderlic 6 Vince Young can answer that for you?

The recruiting part is a riddle. Texas has a ton of top tier in state talent. But they seem to have the bulk of it piached by other P5 schools. While it seems like quite a few of the rest choose the other Texas Scools. Nebraska may not have the same level of in state talent. But are branching out. Hitting Cali and some of SC's pipelines. That may shift a bit with coaching changes. But it is a pretty solid point

 

[Red_Alert]

The recruiting part is a riddle. Texas has a ton of top tier in state talent. But they seem to have the bulk of it piached by other P5 schools. While it seems like quite a few of the rest choose the other Texas Scools. Nebraska may not have the same level of in state talent. But are branching out. Hitting Cali and some of SC's pipelines. That may shift a bit with coaching changes. But it is a pretty solid point

tejas just underachieves. They get the cream of the crop in their state.

ONE national title in the past 46 years and even that ONE was over a decade ago.

That is all.