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re: Per Michigan 247; they've been told it's 1) Harbaugh 2) Miles
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:02 am to Choctaw
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:02 am to Choctaw
quote:No he wont. Not saying it is fair, but he has to win another Championship to be viewed as a legend here. It doesnt necessarily make sense, but it is what it is
if he breaks Charlie Macs win record he will be
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Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:02 am to BilJ
think he knows a bit...but nobody believes anything unless it comes to fruition 
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:05 am to lsupride87
quote:it all depends on what happens for the next 10-50 years. If LSU goes into a 50 year down turn after Miles and can't duplicate his success? Yeah, he'd be a legend within 10 years.
No he wont. Not saying it is fair, but he has to win another Championship to be viewed as a legend here. It doesnt necessarily make sense, but it is what it is
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:08 am to The Egg
quote:The winner decides the titles. If Germany won the books would say we are the bad guys. So the future will tell. If Les stays and wins another one, Choctaw is America. If a new coach comes in and dominates or Les Stays and drives the program straight to hell, Choctaw will be viewed Germany
i'm not sure whos axis or ally tho
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:09 am to hashtag
quote:I disagree. I think most would say he fricked it all up
If LSU goes into a 50 year down turn after Miles and can't duplicate his success? Yeah, he'd be a legend within 10 years
I honestly think the dynamic that surrounds him is truly intriguing 
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:13 am to lsupride87
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honestly think the dynamic that surrounds him is truly intriguing
Very much so. I could sit here and probably convince many of his awesomeness, and then turn around and convince the same that he is terrible.
My gut tells me he will admired once he is no longer coaching here.
Posted on 12/4/14 at 10:15 am to MandevilleLSUTiger
If he goes to Michigan.. opposing defense will just stack the box against him. Everyone knows Les is going to run. They don't have the talent nor the defense to bail that offensive philosophy. If he goes, he goes. If he stays, then I hope he continues to grow, adapt or change his offensive philosophy.
Posted on 12/4/14 at 1:27 pm to jtran1988
Day 2 of the search.
quote:
Harbaugh
On today's edition of "As Harbaugh's World Turns", there's a growing sentiment that Michigan is fighting a losing battle for the San Francisco 49ers head coach. Is this other writers hedging their bets and making the safe play, or is there something to it?
We've maintained this entire time that Harbaugh's personality has been labeled as "flaky", and that he may waffle given his current situation. It is FACT that he has personally told former teammates that he holds interest in the job. Still, there's so much uncertainty in his current situation that it's incredibly difficult to decipher the rest of the facts from the fiction.
One thing we've grown confident in: Hackett was brought on from the beginning with one mission: get Harbaugh. It's unfair to label whatever hire that's made as a failure based on who we've talked so, simply because of Harbaugh's personality.
Miles
There was some scuttlebutt that some players on Michigan's current roster are expecting LSU head coach Les Miles to be the next to lead the Wolverines. Miles is a name that is naturally going to be tied to this until the end. Despite that, I talked to three different team related sources that deny this. In fact, those surrounding the program still have no idea what's going on.
"We haven't heard anything," the source said. "Nobody knows anything as of now. The coaches, the GAs or the players. Right now it's all just social media-related stuff".
Despite that, expect Coach Miles's name to continue to be brought up.
Mystery Candidate?
On Thursday, ESPN personality Colin Cowherd stuck his neck into the Michigan search and noted that a mystery name would be emerging, and that it could go public as soon as this weekend.
Two names immediately come to mind in this situation from our standpoint: Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops and current UCLA head coach Jim Mora Jr.
Stoops is a name that's been on our periphery since the beginning, and even before Brady Hoke was fired. His name first surfaced when Dan Wetzel at Yahoo! Sports randomly threw his name out there as a top candidate. Despite that, we've talked to two sources that don't believe Stoops is the guy.
"If he didn't pursue the job at Florida," they said. "He won't be a candidate for the Michigan job."
We also know through 247Sports National Analyst Steve Wiltfong that Stoops has been on the recruiting trail like a madman this week for the Sooners; in fact, he was recently at the home of former Wolverine commitment Darrin Kirkland Jr. In that case, it's a mix of positive and negative information in that regard.
Mora Jr. is more of a mystery, although one source informed us this afternoon that he may have reached out through some backchannels to show interest in the Michigan job. It plays into Cowherd's west coast ties as well, and Mora is obviously still currently coaching his team, as the Bruins finished 9-3 this season and are poised to contend in the Pac-12 in the future.
Posted on 12/4/14 at 1:36 pm to The Egg
I ALREADY GAVE THAT UPDATE!!!
Posted on 12/4/14 at 1:36 pm to BilJ
very nice
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