Teams that won a bowl game, went to a basketball final four and to Omaha in baseball this year:1. Michigan
End of list
Not even a little bit jealous. Wouldn’t trade places with you for anything in the world.
Except Nov-March
I guess you missed the final four appearance by Auburn.
No I was talking to the Michigan guy- it was a weather reference. I screwed that up.
By what measure? Your football team hasn't even played for the conference title (let alone won one) since we went to the 2 division format and hasn't finished top 5 at the end of the season in this century, and your baseball team has won one conference tournament in the last decade, and the B1G isn't even that good at baseball.
The feeling is mutual. I'm not sure there's a single thing about your program that's better than Michigan's.
Michigan has the 7th best win percentage since Harbaugh got here. Since when is being top 10 out of 130+ football teams not great?
10th actually. It's not great when you can't beat your top rival, can't win your division, can't win your conference, and can't beat any other great teams OOC despite having enough money to fly your team all across the globe and virtually any other resource you could need for recruiting.
It's been only 4 years....not worried about it. If we keep on winning at the rate we are, those things will fall into place.
Ignorance can be blissful so you have that going for you.
That seems like a substantial accomplishment, no? Harbaugh wins a shit ton of games.
I'm especially not worried about it because OSU hired a high school coach to replace the most elite HC who's ever been at the school.
No he doesn't. He isn't even averaging 10 wins a season since arriving in ann arbor. That's pathetic for as much hype as he gets, and you know it.
Huh? They hired Ryan Day, a guy who has coached college and NFL for basically his entire career.
I'll admit, I'm going extreme positive on harbaugh to match the extreme negative he gets around here. Honestly, there's been a few games where I expected more out of Harbaugh's teams, like last year's OSU game but it's really hard for me to be too negative given what I've watched for the last almost two decades. He is paid what he's paid so he doesn't leave for the NFL, not because he's necessarily one of the top 3 coaches in the nation.
