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Harbaugh
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This surprises me not at all.
The thing with Harbaugh is that he seems so ADHD that it's entirely possible that that's what he thought she was there to talk about. I'm curious what he'll say in response. The guy is a frickin' enigma if ever there was one. Yeah, it's definitely possible that he just wanted to get rid of a scholarship player who wasn't producing, but it's also possible that he was just clueless. You've seen him at press conferences. Is it so hard to believe that he responds like that in a 1-on-1 situation, too?
Absolutely not. Definitely needs to learn to ask probing questions in a situation like that. I could see where a parent in that situation would feel that he does not care about your kid.
You, um, sound unrealistically confident. Were you there? Have you seen how he responds to questions in press conferences, interviews, or anything else? The dude is in his own world.
That was in response to your last question. It is absolutely not hard to believe that he responds that way in a 1-1 situation. Sorry for the confusion.
Okay, got it. I misunderstood.
I worded it weird.
True.
I periodically check out what they're saying on the Michigan media sites, and it's a popular thought over there that McCaffrey is the better QB, overall, but now especially in a spread, hurry-up offense. Both QBs played that system in high school, and both like it, but McCaffrey is the better runner, and he has a stronger arm.
In that rivalry if you let the other side win too many you are gone. Just look at John Cooper. He was 111-43-4. Unfortunately for him in 13 years he only beat MI twice.
Besides Nebraska's dominance, it's the 2nd thing about 90s college football that I most miss. Every year Michigan would be an also-ran team, which drove their fans nuts, but they'd beat Ohio State, which drove their fans nuts: win-win for me.
I think that it would be an interesting human psychology study to measure how much pleasure college football fans take from 1) winning versus 2) winning while watching teams you don't like lose. Because I was born in '71 I was too young to know how annoying Ohio State and Michigan fans are until the '95 Ohio State fans were whining that they should be #1 (until Michigan beat them ... again), and then Michigan fans were convinced that they were better than Nebraska in '97. I was rooting for Ohio State against Miami in 2002 because I hated Miami, only to discover afterwards that Ohio State fans are probably worse. I was rooting for Florida to beat them in 2006, only to discover that I hated them afterwards. I don't think that it's possible to be happy as a college football fan unless there's some sort of '95 Nebraska season that has a sort of Game of Thrones quality to it where you've won, and everybody else had to die.
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