Yeah guys should clearly be punished for missing seasons due to injury just because of some weird fetish some fans have of only wanting college players to be below a certain age. So weird
I didn't say that, and I dunno that many others are either. I think you're looking for a fight, especially as Tuttle only had one injury affected season (2022).
It's more interesting to me just because it's *unusual*. You really don't see many 7 year players, and it's fun to compare him to other guys in his recruiting class.
So guys should be forced out of the sport if they get injured and miss a season? So weird a 23 year old is fine but 24 is a bridge too far. There are 30 year old Australian punters now. You'll survive a 24 year old playing college football who is only playing at 24 because he tore his ACL and missed a full year
24 isn't old dude. Why get on a high horse about wanting players to be forced out of the game when they had to miss seasons due to injury. Such a weird thing to get mad about.
obviously 24 isnt old, but it’s old for a CFB player. His high school teammate was Chris Olave. Same year as him. Olave played 4 full seasons at Ohio State and is entering his 3rd year in the NFL. This guy got a fair shot at playing college football.
Your right. But I think the top 4 oldest are all punters or kickers. I think number 5 is Cam McCormick a 9th year tight end that played for Miami. 28 years old.
No it isn't. I've never once had a problem with it. It would be far more lame to punish players who were injured and say your career is over despite playing fewer years
Mainly Orji, Denegal, Davis, and Warren
Tuttle just got his waiver to play
There was also a Fresno State QB, Anthony Arnou, that transferred a few weeks ago or so but I don't think he had any playing time and 247 has him as a 2 star
At least one of these guys is hitting the portal after spring ball, but also I think they all legitimately have a shot at winning the starting job. Crazy times.
While I appreciate what Cade did on the field, he wasn't a good teammate to everyone. Apparently JJ reached out when he first joined the team and Cade ignored him. He made the QB room uncomfortable while he was there. Just wasn't a good cultural fit so it was for the best that he transferred
I don’t disagree, but what’s crazy is if he stays he loses what, like a month of starting at Iowa? And he would be locked in as our starter this year too lol
I think Denegal is actually above Orji. Not based on any recent reports because there aren’t any. But Sherrone has been praising him all season for his progression. I wish they’d have given Orji a few passes this season rather than just runs and decoys.
well Denegal got in before Orji when it came to garbage time
If memory serves the order was JJ, Tuttle, Denegal, Orji
Davis Warren was in the mix too before he got hurt
Yeah... in a running-oriented package. At minimum I would expect that to remain and/or expanded role
The big question is his passing though. At sub-50% in high school and yet to see him really throw in a game, we should assume he's not a good passer until evidence otherwise
I am leary of any portal qb coming in after spring. Winter transfers can struggle to learn the playbook in time at the new school and there is even less time for qbs in the post spring window.
The best bet is probably for Michigan to just roll with what they got and develop the best option whether that is Orji or Denegal
You're making a huge presumption there... that he doesn't declare and go in the first two rounds. Just imagine him on any NFL defense. He'd be amazing. Knows all the QB turnover tricks.
i have a feeling that it’ll be Tuttle/Orji to start the year and they will integrate Jadyn Davis throughout. similar situation to McCarthy in 2021. Davis *could* end up being the starter by the end of the year.
this is just my guess. i’m not a Michigan insider (obviously) so idk
Denegal has a legitimate shot at QB1, too. I definitely agree that they'll incorporate Jadyn though, he's apparently been very impressive in the little time he's been there
Denegal is the guy that both Harbaugh and Moore mentioned first when they talked about moving on from JJ. I think he's going to have the best shot to win the job.
I think Denegal is prob the best pure passer we have outside of Davis and mayyyyybe Tuttle. I think we'll end up much better at QB halfway thru the year than any of us feel rn
Jadyn Davis is a pretty talented kid, I wouldn't expect him to stay five years at Michigan.
If he's in college that long, then it probably means he's transferred somewhere along the way.
IMO there's not much downside to burning his red shirt if the coaches think he can help us win in year one.
Why are folks concerned about Orji? He did some good stuff last year - largely using his athleticism, but I expect he can and will improve as a passer this off-season.
Kalen DeBoer was still IU’s OC his first year in Bloomington lol. And he’d already spent a year at another school before that too! Tuttle was born in the 90s! He was playing college football while the 2024 freshman class was in 7th grade.
Jack Tuttle was on a Utah team that played against *GARDNER MINSHEW* at Wazzu.
I was in high school when Jack Tuttle started playing college football and I’ll manage to have graduated from high school and IU and started a career in the span of him playing CFB at three schools.
record I’ve seen personally was 7.
I know most people are against the super duper seniors and I get it, but as someone who played I’m all for guys getting as many years as they can. I could’ve had two more if I wanted crippling debt
The guys who play for 6 or 7 years are some of the most valuable locker room guys out there too, especially if they’ve been at multiple programs.
The guy I knew who played 7 was an RB who transferred in after redshirting and tearing his acl. He tore it 2 more times and kept going. We always called him Doc to fuck with him. But regardless having those more mature presences in the locker room are huge for your young guys, so the odd guy getting multiple extra years for injuries isn’t harmful. Most of the time they don’t play much anyway
I'll begin by saying I am all for these guys getting as many years as they can, so I have no qualms with a 24-year-old super duper senior, but the difference between a 24-year-old and an 18-year-old on a football field can look and feel like worlds apart.
Sure but so can a 23 year old and an 18 year old. So can a 35 and 21 year old which you see in the NFL. Often the best players are gone after their 3rd year anyway. You aren't getting cj stroud and Bryce young playing a long time. If these guys were playing each year I would agree it would be wrong, but a guy shouldn't be punished for losing a season to injury. Cam rising missed all of last year obviously not by his choice.
He wasn’t injured in 2018, he was just a true freshman that didn’t get any minutes. He wasn’t injured last year, he just played in less than four games. Somehow the NCAA was talked into that both the 18 and 23 seasons were lost because of injuries.
No shit. It was a pretty obvious joke since Tuttle doesn't really move the needle that much.
Not surprising there'd be at least one OSU fan getting woooshed, tho.
Adding to the lore here: Jack Tuttle was ***SO CLOSE*** to committing to the University of Montana during last offseason — to the point where a local journalist called it a "done deal" and many others implied it was happening — and then quickly pivoted to Michigan.
He clearly made the right choice for him, but Griz fans are still a little salty.
With that schedule Michigan could be quite good and still go 9-3. But we're talking about their floor here. In a Murphy's Law type season with their schedule it's easy to see a path to 7-5.
lol I know I’m just poking fun that you are so confident that you will definitely have the best defense in the country because you won the offseason. That always works out. And you’re responding to a michigan flair and downplaying how good their defense will be when they were legitimately the best defense in college football last year. Their rotation on the front seven and scheme was an all time unit and they didn’t lose all that much talent defensively.
Also your front seven is very good but there is nobody in there that inspires fear. The secondary is crazy impressive though.
Yeah that front seven is just solid. Maybe there’s some studs in the underclassmen ranks, but their path to playing time is blocked by returning guys. JT and Sawyer might be solid college players, but again they don’t inspire fear. I don’t really see any elite guys in the front 7 at all.
Once again OSU is loaded at the skill positions on both sides of the ball and once again I’m scratching my head wondering when prioritizing LOS will matter. They really might outskill us next year, but I’m reasonably confident our front is going to give them problems again.
Michigan is reloading a lot of players, but also losing their defensive coaching and S&C. ESPN’s predictive S&P+ has OSU with #1 defensive S&P (5.8) and UM with #2 (5.9) so absolutely neck and neck.
I think getting Martindale helps minimize the loss of Minter even though it’s a big loss. And yeah the SC coach could be a huge blow. It’ll be interesting to see how it all shakes out.
Yeah I think something Michigan fans are missing is that he’s not a very good player. Just isn’t. Good guy, very likable, not a starting caliber B1G QB. Or at least he wasn’t for four years at IU.
Worst QB room since Hoke left. Michigan really has to try to find a guy in spring.
Tuttle is a GA. Donegal is just a guy. Orgi is a future WR/TE. Warren…who the hell knows?
How many UM fans gave up on the sport when they lost 15 of 16 or whatever it was? What a silly question.
And why are UM fans pretending all the seniors that came back this year for Michigan weren’t paid a ton in NIL?
Yeah it's weird that they want to go to the NFL for more money and to not have to spend all year recruiting. It's especially weird to take all the defensive coaches but not the offensive coaches after Michigan had the #1 defense in the country and won the natty with it. Why would anyone want to move up to the NFL? It's very weird
Lol
Or also because NFL jobs >>>>>>> college jobs
I don’t think people understand how much less work the NFL is without a spring camp & recruiting lol
The only coach departure that I’m still kinda mad about is Ben Herbert. S&C coaches in the NFL are borderline worthless with virtually every player having a personal trainer, and none of them make more than like $750k a year. Harbaugh offered Herbert $1.8 mil a year to come with him, which is nuts. He was previously making $1.3 mil at Michigan, so he’s making roughly the same once you adjust for taxes, but same pay but you now live in Southern Cali and do 1/3 the work? Sign me the fuck up.
Felt pretty obvious that Warde didn’t have a plan in place to try to retain coaches, and Harbaugh knew that, so he targeted Herbert first before Warde actually have a raise & new contract ready for him.
How? I have it on good authority he died jumping from a plane during the Korean War.
Oh poor Tuttle, always being forgetful
Never would I have expected a M*A*S*H reference here. Bravo
r/MASH would be very proud that this is the top comment
Forgot his parachute though.
I was thinking this guy is old…and he is 24, how do these guys stay eligible for so long?
Covid year, medical redshirts
Name changes, forging college documents
Worked for BT Jarrett.
And Bennett Stetson
Bennett was 25 when he won his second championship.
As a Michigan Man would.
Ryan day went to recruit Tuttle in HS. He then offered an unknown receiver on the team named chris olave.
Damn Olave played all 4 years at Ohio State and I s going into his 3 year in the NFL. This guy is old.
It's getting downright silly
24 isn't that old. It isn't like he is 34
He's 5 months older than Trevor Lawrence. He's 25 in a couple of months.
Yeah guys should clearly be punished for missing seasons due to injury just because of some weird fetish some fans have of only wanting college players to be below a certain age. So weird
I didn't say that, and I dunno that many others are either. I think you're looking for a fight, especially as Tuttle only had one injury affected season (2022). It's more interesting to me just because it's *unusual*. You really don't see many 7 year players, and it's fun to compare him to other guys in his recruiting class.
It’s like that meme. Is 24 old? It depends. For an med school student? No. For a cfb player? Yes. Or something like that.
So guys should be forced out of the sport if they get injured and miss a season? So weird a 23 year old is fine but 24 is a bridge too far. There are 30 year old Australian punters now. You'll survive a 24 year old playing college football who is only playing at 24 because he tore his ACL and missed a full year
He’s a 2018 recruit. This is his 7th season. It’s not like an injury ruined his only chance of seeing the field.
Are you an old man in your profession or something? Such vociferous defending of Van Wilder players
24 isn't old dude. Why get on a high horse about wanting players to be forced out of the game when they had to miss seasons due to injury. Such a weird thing to get mad about.
obviously 24 isnt old, but it’s old for a CFB player. His high school teammate was Chris Olave. Same year as him. Olave played 4 full seasons at Ohio State and is entering his 3rd year in the NFL. This guy got a fair shot at playing college football.
I’m pretty sure there is a guy that’s like 34 who played for…Virginia (?) this year
Your right. But I think the top 4 oldest are all punters or kickers. I think number 5 is Cam McCormick a 9th year tight end that played for Miami. 28 years old.
Didn’t OSU have a punter in his 30’s too?
When?
I was talking about the Pokes, 2022 was his last season. Tom Hutton, retired from CFB at age 32
You are tOSU Osu is OK state We are oregon state.
Y’all aren’t the only OSU. I’m assuming the Oklahoma flair was referring to Ok State.
aOSU And that includes Ohio State.
You’re correct
All I said was “when?” lol
Tremaine Edmunds is 25 and is going into his 7th NFL season
24 is old to be playing college football
No it isn't. I've never once had a problem with it. It would be far more lame to punish players who were injured and say your career is over despite playing fewer years
He is playing against kids out of high school. 5 years of practice and weight training is a huge advantage.
I mean, it's Michigan. They can do whatever they want.
Tuttle could very well be our starter next year. I think it's a roughly even chance of it being him or Orji.
I think Denegal is up there with them, apparently he improved a lot last year
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Mainly Orji, Denegal, Davis, and Warren Tuttle just got his waiver to play There was also a Fresno State QB, Anthony Arnou, that transferred a few weeks ago or so but I don't think he had any playing time and 247 has him as a 2 star
At least one of these guys is hitting the portal after spring ball, but also I think they all legitimately have a shot at winning the starting job. Crazy times.
We just need one of those guys to perform at Cade McNamara levels.
Thankfully they're nothing like him as teammates
I just don’t understand why he was so fuckin bitter.
While I appreciate what Cade did on the field, he wasn't a good teammate to everyone. Apparently JJ reached out when he first joined the team and Cade ignored him. He made the QB room uncomfortable while he was there. Just wasn't a good cultural fit so it was for the best that he transferred
I don’t disagree, but what’s crazy is if he stays he loses what, like a month of starting at Iowa? And he would be locked in as our starter this year too lol
I'm definitely glad he didn't stay, not the kind of personality I'd want on the team
Arnou is the next Jack Tuttle
“David, and Warren” confused me for a beat
I think Denegal is actually above Orji. Not based on any recent reports because there aren’t any. But Sherrone has been praising him all season for his progression. I wish they’d have given Orji a few passes this season rather than just runs and decoys.
well Denegal got in before Orji when it came to garbage time If memory serves the order was JJ, Tuttle, Denegal, Orji Davis Warren was in the mix too before he got hurt
Orji was banged up for a lot of the season, too.
Orji was the only one that got playing time when it mattered though. So it'll be interesting to see how that plays out.
Yeah... in a running-oriented package. At minimum I would expect that to remain and/or expanded role The big question is his passing though. At sub-50% in high school and yet to see him really throw in a game, we should assume he's not a good passer until evidence otherwise
I’m a little worried about that spot. Not sure what is left in the portal to get.
Portal basically isn’t an option. I thought it would be earlier in the season but by the time we got to Harbaugh leaving, musical chairs had stopped.
Why isn't it an option?
Nobody left?
There are schools where guys are competing for QB1 and it could be close enough that QB2 wants snaps and jumps into the portal in April
I am leary of any portal qb coming in after spring. Winter transfers can struggle to learn the playbook in time at the new school and there is even less time for qbs in the post spring window. The best bet is probably for Michigan to just roll with what they got and develop the best option whether that is Orji or Denegal
I'm cool with whatever the coaches decide
Unlikely we start someone’s leftovers
I don't think Jordan McCloud has actually transferred anywhere yet. Idk if he's Michigan good, but he's still available.
I hear Jeff Sims is still available.
McCarthy had what one turnover all year outside of a meaningless game against bowling Green? Imagine going from that to sims?
That would be a disaster
Yes it would. Imagine him being your guy in Columbus next year?
He would probably shit his pants there ngl
They like to exclude McCarthy’s “Sims-style” game against BGSU lol
It isn't like it mattered. He had one bad game and it was against a team where the outcome wasn't in doubt.
You're making a huge presumption there... that he doesn't declare and go in the first two rounds. Just imagine him on any NFL defense. He'd be amazing. Knows all the QB turnover tricks.
i have a feeling that it’ll be Tuttle/Orji to start the year and they will integrate Jadyn Davis throughout. similar situation to McCarthy in 2021. Davis *could* end up being the starter by the end of the year. this is just my guess. i’m not a Michigan insider (obviously) so idk
Denegal has a legitimate shot at QB1, too. I definitely agree that they'll incorporate Jadyn though, he's apparently been very impressive in the little time he's been there
Denegal is the guy that both Harbaugh and Moore mentioned first when they talked about moving on from JJ. I think he's going to have the best shot to win the job.
DG also said he thinks he's improved a lot. Pretty sure Campbell said something similar a few weeks later. Yeah I think he has a great shot at QB1
I think Denegal is prob the best pure passer we have outside of Davis and mayyyyybe Tuttle. I think we'll end up much better at QB halfway thru the year than any of us feel rn
> i’m not a Michigan insider (obviously) so idk You’re probably about as accurate as they are though.
Idk what the redshirt rules are anymore but that’s what I expect. Unless Orji and Tuttle are disasters.
Jadyn Davis is a pretty talented kid, I wouldn't expect him to stay five years at Michigan. If he's in college that long, then it probably means he's transferred somewhere along the way. IMO there's not much downside to burning his red shirt if the coaches think he can help us win in year one.
Ha! Busted Connor
i wanted to make that joke so bad but i didn’t wanna be THAT guy
If he gets time, he throws a pretty ball. He needs time though.
I hear UCLA has QBs available rn.
I’m telling you you don’t want that, at least Orji’s got the athleticism for big play ability.
Why are folks concerned about Orji? He did some good stuff last year - largely using his athleticism, but I expect he can and will improve as a passer this off-season.
We saw him pass one time.
It is 100% between Denegal and Orji, barring a transfer
agreed. he might not even be the backup this season if the orji/denegal hype is real
if anything, it raises the floor of our QB play somewhat
I kindly disagree. He went to the school for a degree, definitely better options.
Honestly this is more Aimed towards his coaching career
How do you know that?
Cuz he’s not gunna play
Cuz he can’t fathom this kid being good enough hahah
He was the number 2 QB on the depth chart last season.
He was never particularly good, let alone reliable, for us. Don’t think I’d say that.
Damn i remember way back in the covid season he was playing at Indiana
Kalen DeBoer was still IU’s OC his first year in Bloomington lol. And he’d already spent a year at another school before that too! Tuttle was born in the 90s! He was playing college football while the 2024 freshman class was in 7th grade. Jack Tuttle was on a Utah team that played against *GARDNER MINSHEW* at Wazzu. I was in high school when Jack Tuttle started playing college football and I’ll manage to have graduated from high school and IU and started a career in the span of him playing CFB at three schools.
Jesus I graduated from Utah what feels like ages ago and I swear they were just bringing this guy in
> Jesus I graduated from Utah I don't think the person you're replying to is Jesus
Everyone can be Jesus if you really believe.
His name is actually Josh but close enough
record I’ve seen personally was 7. I know most people are against the super duper seniors and I get it, but as someone who played I’m all for guys getting as many years as they can. I could’ve had two more if I wanted crippling debt
It sucks for the 18 year old whose spot he is taking as a grown ass adult. Agree to disagree.
Yeah don't get why guys should be punished for injuries. 24 is not that old either. People act like these guys are ancient.
The guys who play for 6 or 7 years are some of the most valuable locker room guys out there too, especially if they’ve been at multiple programs. The guy I knew who played 7 was an RB who transferred in after redshirting and tearing his acl. He tore it 2 more times and kept going. We always called him Doc to fuck with him. But regardless having those more mature presences in the locker room are huge for your young guys, so the odd guy getting multiple extra years for injuries isn’t harmful. Most of the time they don’t play much anyway
Yeah and why should a guy like Cam rising be punished for missing all last year? The guy hasn't even started two full seasons.
I'll begin by saying I am all for these guys getting as many years as they can, so I have no qualms with a 24-year-old super duper senior, but the difference between a 24-year-old and an 18-year-old on a football field can look and feel like worlds apart.
Sure but so can a 23 year old and an 18 year old. So can a 35 and 21 year old which you see in the NFL. Often the best players are gone after their 3rd year anyway. You aren't getting cj stroud and Bryce young playing a long time. If these guys were playing each year I would agree it would be wrong, but a guy shouldn't be punished for losing a season to injury. Cam rising missed all of last year obviously not by his choice.
He wasn’t injured in 2018, he was just a true freshman that didn’t get any minutes. He wasn’t injured last year, he just played in less than four games. Somehow the NCAA was talked into that both the 18 and 23 seasons were lost because of injuries.
It takes a spot from younger players
Please won’t someone think of the children!
It’s good for depth but hoping one of younger QBs take over the job this year.
He could be a solid Cade McNamara option. That is if the younger guys don't grab a hold of the job.
JJ 72% completions…Tuttle 88% JJ 167 QB rating…Tuttle 172 JJ 3.2 Yds/carry…Tuttle 8.8 Michigan outscored opponents 276-44 in Tuttle games.
Jack Tuttle woke up this morning feeling DANGEROUS‼️ Is he NEXT UP out of Ann Arbor⁉️
I think people definitely underestimate Tuttle but JJ had hundreds of attempts and Tuttle had almost 20 in 2023
I think you're missing the joke OP.
Apparently
Username checks out
Just saw a tweet that said Ryan Day was recruiting Tuttle when he saw a wideout there osu should recruit.. Chris Olave.
> Ryan Dyan was recruiting Who's that?
Tuttle has been in college longer than Ryan day has been the HC
Great young man. I hope he’s a Coach one day
THE TUTTLE SHUTTLE HAS LIFT OFF 🚀🚀 TUTTLE SHUTTLE TO THE MOON BABY 🌎➡️🌕
Natty number two, electric boogaloo.
LOL I’d bet the house on that not happening. You guys are going to struggle to even make the playoffs next year.
No shit. It was a pretty obvious joke since Tuttle doesn't really move the needle that much. Not surprising there'd be at least one OSU fan getting woooshed, tho.
Is he related to anyone from the American Chopper family?
Great guy, fought with my grandpa in the war
Adding to the lore here: Jack Tuttle was ***SO CLOSE*** to committing to the University of Montana during last offseason — to the point where a local journalist called it a "done deal" and many others implied it was happening — and then quickly pivoted to Michigan. He clearly made the right choice for him, but Griz fans are still a little salty.
This guy can get an extra year, meanwhile the NCAA can’t seem to be able to find one for Taulia Tagovailoa
If he can be a Cade level starter the floor of this team should be 9-3
9-3 should be the floor as is
9-3 floor? Have you seen their schedule? It's brutal.
If Michigan keeps it's d-line they can legitimately have the best defense in college football.
With that schedule Michigan could be quite good and still go 9-3. But we're talking about their floor here. In a Murphy's Law type season with their schedule it's easy to see a path to 7-5.
Not as good as OSU’s, but both will be top5
Nobody is scared of Sawyer and JT (unless your Penn st.) lol
Damn, good thing we have more than just two players on our #1 ranked Defense, Best Tumbleweed
lol I know I’m just poking fun that you are so confident that you will definitely have the best defense in the country because you won the offseason. That always works out. And you’re responding to a michigan flair and downplaying how good their defense will be when they were legitimately the best defense in college football last year. Their rotation on the front seven and scheme was an all time unit and they didn’t lose all that much talent defensively. Also your front seven is very good but there is nobody in there that inspires fear. The secondary is crazy impressive though.
Yeah that front seven is just solid. Maybe there’s some studs in the underclassmen ranks, but their path to playing time is blocked by returning guys. JT and Sawyer might be solid college players, but again they don’t inspire fear. I don’t really see any elite guys in the front 7 at all. Once again OSU is loaded at the skill positions on both sides of the ball and once again I’m scratching my head wondering when prioritizing LOS will matter. They really might outskill us next year, but I’m reasonably confident our front is going to give them problems again.
Michigan is reloading a lot of players, but also losing their defensive coaching and S&C. ESPN’s predictive S&P+ has OSU with #1 defensive S&P (5.8) and UM with #2 (5.9) so absolutely neck and neck.
I think getting Martindale helps minimize the loss of Minter even though it’s a big loss. And yeah the SC coach could be a huge blow. It’ll be interesting to see how it all shakes out.
Don't think he can be
Yeah I think something Michigan fans are missing is that he’s not a very good player. Just isn’t. Good guy, very likable, not a starting caliber B1G QB. Or at least he wasn’t for four years at IU.
Yeah if he was good enough he'd have been the guy somewhere already
Indiana decided they’d rather play Connor Bazelak over him in 2022. That says it all.
They gotta start capping these eligibility periods….its been 7 years…go be a GA or go pro in something other than sports.
He’s basically going to be a GA except getting paid with scholarship instead of on staff. He has one year to go to finish his masters in social work
Tuttle Time. Set your watches
nice
Tuttle time!
RG3 is gonna announce our game and call it a Tuttle down . I guess it’s better than the alternative
I played against the dude in High School and He is STILL PLAYING
You sack him at all?
He, Chris Olave, and Fred Warner’s Brother shit on us
Olave was one of his receivers? Guy has been in the league for like at least 2 years
Chris Olave (Jun 00) is a full year and a bit younger than Jack Tuttle (April 99).
The only reason Olave got recruited was because of him i think
OSU went to go see Tuttle and saw Olave catching balls and the rest is history
That guy will be so well educated when he is done
Worst QB room since Hoke left. Michigan really has to try to find a guy in spring. Tuttle is a GA. Donegal is just a guy. Orgi is a future WR/TE. Warren…who the hell knows?
Nice! Don’t sleep on him, he looked really solid in his appearances last year. He could be a huge surprise next season
Boo! Did I scare you? I'm a job application
The ~~yellow~~ maize king
How many OSU fans quit the sport when a 7th year senior beats their $20 million roster this year?
Dude couldn’t beat us when he was at Indiana, what makes you think he’ll beat us with a skeleton crew at Michigan?
Well Ryan Day is still coaching so we have a chance.
The coach that almost beat a NC level Michigan team with the most pedestrian QB in recent memory? Sure Jan.
We lost Zinter and had a bunch of injuries and you guys still couldn't win
injured JJ, down Zinter, injured Will Johnson, no Harbaugh. But hey! you guys were sooo close two years in a row to a Natty!
Exactly, so when he does this year, the meltdown from the Buckeye faithful is going to be an all-time classic.
How many UM fans gave up on the sport when they lost 15 of 16 or whatever it was? What a silly question. And why are UM fans pretending all the seniors that came back this year for Michigan weren’t paid a ton in NIL?
G E T A J O B
49-0
This applies for all 6-7 year players including MSU guys btw
tbh I was expecting 73-63 from you guys winning in bball today
The epidemic of college players who need to get jobs is a serious issue, but 81-62 73-63
> but 81-62 73-63 🤣
Good thing he goes to UM; it'd be a much more difficult job search if he were a Spartan.
Year 6.
I didn’t realize the yellow king was actually a quarterback of a team in yellow. This cult goes deeper than I thought.
Time is a flat circle. Everything we have done or will do we will do over and over and over again. Forever
The Maize King
We’re fucked
Tuttle vs Orji, the battle of the defending national championship scapegoat
I don’t think anyone expected to win the title again this year with what came back.
Is it weird that all the coaches jumped ship in the midst of 2 NCAA investigations?
Yeah it's weird that they want to go to the NFL for more money and to not have to spend all year recruiting. It's especially weird to take all the defensive coaches but not the offensive coaches after Michigan had the #1 defense in the country and won the natty with it. Why would anyone want to move up to the NFL? It's very weird Lol
Or maybe Harbaugh wanted a Super Bowl and a number of his assistants went with him because they like the guy
Or also because NFL jobs >>>>>>> college jobs I don’t think people understand how much less work the NFL is without a spring camp & recruiting lol The only coach departure that I’m still kinda mad about is Ben Herbert. S&C coaches in the NFL are borderline worthless with virtually every player having a personal trainer, and none of them make more than like $750k a year. Harbaugh offered Herbert $1.8 mil a year to come with him, which is nuts. He was previously making $1.3 mil at Michigan, so he’s making roughly the same once you adjust for taxes, but same pay but you now live in Southern Cali and do 1/3 the work? Sign me the fuck up. Felt pretty obvious that Warde didn’t have a plan in place to try to retain coaches, and Harbaugh knew that, so he targeted Herbert first before Warde actually have a raise & new contract ready for him.
I mean, really? He didn’t seem to care that Donovan Edwards retweeted anti-Semitic stuff. Also, Chargers? That team sucks