TigerInMICH

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No idea if this is true or not though.

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Hey blowpar. Given your "connections," how can you not know something like whether there will be a press conference?

My girlfriend (Susan Webber for you skeptical dipshits) works for Levi Thompson (a UM professor on the athletic advisory board at UM). Everyone at UM thinks it is a done deal. May be announced Sunday. No idea what may be on BR radio tonight, but can't wait to hear.

Belowpar doesn't need meetings. He is directly connected to Commissioner Gordon via the Batphone

NO WAY JOSE

Belowpar says his information is "100%." My information even better. Miles is going to Michigan. Just keep an eye on my posts for the latest solid information. Belowpar is a poser for Les, who still is trying to keep the big "secret."

Pointing out that you are a hypocrite makes me as a-hole? Okay, I can live with that. You started this thread by demanding citations to sources for posts. I simply have noted that you fail to meet your own standards. If "I heard it from a guy but I can't tell you who" is good enough for you, than you should never have posted. Dumbass.

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my friend is an lsu coach and I'm not about to out him on a public message board.

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Riiiight.

My girlfriend (Susan Webber for you skeptical dipshits) works for Levi Thompson (a UM professor on the athletic advisory board at UM). Everyone on the "inside" says it is a done deal. Will be announced next week.

Citing "a guy on the LSU staff" is absolutely meaningless. And hypocritical.

Come home Les. And I hope you drive UM into the ground.

For the sake or argument, let's say that the UM job was not on the table. Let's say that a week before the SEC championship, Miles went to the press and the school and said "I am considering leaving after this year to take a different job." And let's assume that he (or his agent) did so in a laudable attempt to get a raise. Would we be angry, or would we just chalk it up to the good old American way of extortion? I for one would be PISSED.

Now admittedly Miles did not go to the press and the UM job triggered the events and speculation, but that in turn created both an opportunity and an obligation for him to do the right thing. I assume that he did the right thing: because of the negative impact he refused to admit that he will leave for UM, and because he is a stand up guy he refused to lie.

To me, this confirms what I have heard from inside UM. Miles is coming here. And I wish him teh worst for leaving. If he instead has no interest in leaving but just wants more money, he should be shot, hung, and then electrocuted. Particularly if we lose on Saturday.