While it sounds good naming those players. Three of them weren't in the first 3 years at OSU when he broke Saban's NCAA record for medical hardships after taking over a team and Jamel Dean never even took a medical hardship. He started practicing with Auburn after OSU said his career was over.
If you'd like me to answer for you. I can. It will tell you exactly what I have said from the beginning. He was getting rid.of.players he didn't recruit.
Sorry, you acted like Urban never medical redshirts players he recruits. That is simply not the case. Pick an argument and stick to it, please.
Bino. Stick to rainbows.
Putting up a thread that proves my point is bragging about Harbaugh? Really? I just pointed out he is using the EXACT same thing Saban and Meyer did when they took over at their schools. Trimming the fat off the roster and hiding it behind "medical reasons" -- the team opens up a scholarship, the player get to finish school.
What I don't think you understand is they don't care. Some of those medical hardships were warranted and some were to clear space. Thing is you and Michigan fans are the only one's who care about it. It was Michigan fan's that whined about it before Harbaugh, no one else. Seriously no one gives a fuck. 4d20 is correct, if they can't contribute they don't deserve free education, housing, food, clothes, etc., shit happens. It's the same thing in the real world when new bosses come in, companies buy other companies, etc. If you're good enough to have earned a scholarship to Michigan, Ohio St., Alabama, I'd be willing to bet you are good enough to still earn a free education somewhere.
Thanks for your excellent advice.
Finally, you say something that makes sense.
Maybe you should keep up with the entire conversation. This only started as they said Harbaugh was being shady and bending rules. I made the statement that every coach at a top program will push the boundaries of the rules and every coach is cut throat and shady -- OSU fans argued Meyer was a disciplinarian and doesn't need to do that type of stuff. Saban fans said he doesn't need to do that type of stuff, even when it was pointed out they named a recruiting rule after Saban, they think he did nothing wrong. Career ending injuries -- all justified and not bending rules.What I don't think you understand is they don't care. Some of those medical hardships were warranted and some were to clear space. Thing is you and Michigan fans are the only one's who care about it. It was Michigan fan's that whined about it before Harbaugh, no one else. Seriously no one gives a fuck. 4d20 is correct, if they can't contribute they don't deserve free education, housing, food, clothes, etc., shit happens. It's the same thing in the real world when new bosses come in, companies buy other companies, etc. If you're good enough to have earned a scholarship to Michigan, Ohio St., Alabama, I'd be willing to bet you are good enough to still earn a free education somewhere.
