What other years? Your whole point was beating OSU was the "ONLY thing" separating the last 3 teams and the first 6, and I've proven that to not be the case the majority of the time. You can't manipulate and move the goal posts your way out of this one.
Michigan won fewer than 10 games 3 times in Harbaugh's 9 years, one of those was the covid season. Taking the covid season out, Michigan won 10+ games in 6/8 of Harbaugh's time here.
In the first 6 years, 1/3 of the time beating Ohio State would have cemented Michigan winning the division. I think that pretty clearly proves your argument is full of shit. And one of those teams Michigan didn't play Ohio State (covid) and the 3 seasons, 1 of those would have had the same situation without trouble with the snap.
That's one way of putting it. Another way of putting it is he only won 10 game in half of his first 6 years, and could never win more than 10 in any of those years.
LOL 1/3 of the time proves my point you moron. Just because you don't know math doesn't make me wrong.
Hey dumbass, I said "Michigan struggled to get to 10 wins the first 6 years, failing to do so half the time" and that is true. Just because you change the statement to 4 years doesn't make me wrong. Add the two fucking years you trimmed off my statement and he ends up at 10 wins in 3/6 years...half just like I said.
It doesn't. At all. Not to mention, Michigan came close to beating Ohio State in one of Harbaugh's worst seasons at Michigan. The only thing that changed is beating Ohio State.
I'll put my avy for 12 months on the line, will you do the same?
How is that struggling? Fucking winning 10 games half the time is good.
You: The ONLY thing separating each of Harbaugh's first 6 seasons when we never beat OSU, never won the division, and never won the Big Ten and the last 3 seasons when we beat Ohio State, won the division, and won the Big Ten was beating Ohio State.
Sure. But to clarify -- because this is an important distinction -- we are talking about payments from the school (michigan) or from any of the coaching staff (on field coaches).
Beating Ohio State would have won the division 2 of out 5 of his first 5 seasons. That's fucking good. Your argument here is helplessly retarded.
Because either you win 10 or you don't. And if you don't win 10 games then it is safe to say you struggled to win 10 games. Not a hard concept.
Nothing to clarify. If Stallions didn't pay for the in person scouting himself, you lose. You were adamant that my "opinon" wasn't based on any "facts". Ok, then put your avy where your mouth is. If you believe Stallions isn't lying in his documentary, then man the fuck up.
2 out of 6. The covid year happened and you were embarrassingly bad. You said the "ONLY" difference. I point out that there were clearly other differences. You just don't want to accept that because it destroys your argument entirely.
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You said it was school funded
I'm going to guess it has to do with deleting text messages and the potential punishment being discussed for that.Michigan AD confirms Sherrone Moore still isn't under contract amid ongoing NCAA investigation
Warde Manuel said a deal is "being worked on as we speak" and hopes to have it "wrapped up very soon"
Could it be that's why Moore hasn't even officially signed his contract over 7 months after being named head coach?
That was the only difference. It wouldn't have been every single year. But if Michigan had two big ten titles in the first 6 years and then 3 in the last 3, you wouldn't be arguing "see, they all of a sudden got good".