cryin ryan blows as a coach. Go back and look at the osu thread after Michigan went into colscumbus as a 20+ point underdog and took down his soft suckeyes AGAIN under his leadership. And look at what many suckeye fans were writing. It was comical, but yet true. He needed expansion to even get in the playoffs. Without expansion to 12, he is FIRED!! Another under acheiving season for cryin ryan. He is a real clown show.
Day was a bad coach the year he won a title? Big, if true.
No fear or respect. He was the guy in charge during all this stuff. His name keeps getting mentioned because more garbage keeps coming out. It happened during his college tenure and he ran to the NFL.
Isn't that the same year he lost to Michigan - AT HOME- as a 20+ point favorite. That's what I thought. Great coaching job. And he didn't win it. They gifted the suckeyes a 12 team playoff. If it wasn't for that, he was getting fired. It was probably the worst coaching job he has done. They didn't play close to their potential all season. He did nothing to win it. NOTHING.
Then everybody is a bad coach
Harbaugh has a Natty and a Super Bowl runner up. He could get a Super Bowl soon as well. One of the best current head coaches in all of football. Proven winner everywhere he goes. day can't coach, but he can sure whine. Without the senseless expansion to 12 teams, he would have been FIRED!!
Now compare their first 6 years as HCs.You are seriously delusional if you believe that. Harbaugh has won everywhere he has gone:
Harbaugh's resume:
University of San Diego and Stanford
In 2004 Harbaugh became the head coach at the University of San Diego. He led the team to an 11–1 record in 2005 and in 2006, and both years the school won the Pioneer Football League title. He then moved to Stanford University, and in his first season (2007) with the team, it upset rival University of Southern California, which was favored by 41 points. Stanford finished the year 4–8, an improvement over the previous season, in which the team had won just one game. The team continued to get better, and in 2010 it went 11–1 and played in the Bowl Championship Series. In the Orange Bowl, Stanford defeated Virginia Tech, 40–12, and finished the season ranked fourth.
San Francisco 49ers
In 2011 Harbaugh returned to the NFL as the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. The team performed well in his first year, finishing the regular season 13–3 and making the playoffs for the first time in eight years. The 49ers advanced to the conference championship game but lost to the New York Giants, 20–17. In the 2012–13 season the 49ers fared even better, making it all the way to Super Bowl XLVII, which ended in a loss to the Baltimore Ravens. In a unique twist of fate, the Ravens’ head coach was Harbaugh’s older brother, John Harbaugh. The 49ers made the playoffs again in 2013 but lost in the conference finals.
Michigan
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“Hail to the Victors”Coach Jim Harbaugh and members of Michigan's football team celebrating their victory in the College Football Playoff national championship game, January 8, 2024; Michigan defeated Washington, 34–13.(more)
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Jim HarbaughMichigan coach Jim Harbaugh, 2016.
In December 2014 Harbaugh returned to his alma mater, this time as the head coach of the Wolverines. A traditional football powerhouse, Michigan had been struggling for a number of years. During Harbaugh’s first season (2015), the school posted a record of 10–3 and defeated Florida, 41–7, in the Citrus Bowl. However, the school did not improve over the next few seasons, and Harbaugh drew particular criticism for failing to beat Michigan’s arch rival, Ohio State University (OSU).
In 2021 Harbaugh and Michigan had a breakout year as the Wolverines went 12–2, defeated OSU, and won the first of three consecutive Big Ten titles. The school also qualified for the College Football Playoffs (CFP) for the first time but lost in the Orange Bowl. The next season the school posted a 13–1 record and made its second appearance in the CFP. However, the Wolverines were defeated in the Fiesta Bowl. In 2023 the school went undefeated, even though Harbaugh was suspended for six games for various violations, including breaking the Big Ten’s sportsmanship policy. Michigan was again selected for the CFP, and this time the school defeated the University of Alabama in overtime at the Rose Bowl and advanced to the championship game. There, it faced the University of Washington and was victorious.
cryin ryan resume =
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Probably because there’s a massive cheating scandal and massive sex crime cover up that happened under him while he was a college football coach and is currently being investigated by the NCAA and FBI. That was real hard to figure out.
If it’s so easy why couldn’t Michigan make it?
If it wasn’t for Harbaugh being scared of Ryan Day and cancelling The Game in 2020 under the ruse of “covid” he would have been fired. What’s your point?
You clearly missed the playoffs. But expected given how you clearly don’t like college football.
Weird, because here he is holding up the trophy while Sherrone Moore was celebrating his participation trophy.
Are you celebrating Harbaugh’s participation trophy?
Don't bet your house. They will be a serious threat to win the Big10 again this year. And will be in the playoffs. And will make it 5 straight vs. the suckeyes. The whining and calls for cryin ryan's head will hit again in November after another loss to Michigan.
With Michigan's Charmin Soft schedule they have a good shot of being undefeated when they face OSU. Of course Michigan will actually have to play the whole season without cheating. They didn't do all that well last year when they had to play on an equal playing surface.
Or the years before they cheated. Michigan has been a failure the last 20 years without cheating. It says a lot when Lloyd Carr's grandson wants nothing to do with them.
I 100% chalk up last season due to how many of the Natty winning Wolverines graduated and went to the NFL. They were hit hard by graduation. And they had NO QB. The 2025 team will be pretty stout and will actually have a really good QB. The DL will be very solid and deep. The OL will be beastly by midseason. Justice Haynes and Jordan Marshall will be the best RB combo in the country. Bring on 2025. And November will be 5 straight vs. the suckeyes. So it was basically a 1 season step back. Go Blue!
The suckeyes will once again LOSE to Michigan. They once again will not play for the conference championship. They will 100% decline from last year. And cryin ryan will be on the hot seat again. And they have a 0% chance to play for or win the Natty. 0%!
You’re gonna dip out of these threads when Michigan repeats an 8-5 year, huh?
Weak excuse. Why has there only been 2 teams, Michigan being one of them, in the last 20+ years to follow up a national championship with 3+ losses?
Sounds like Harbaugh did a shi+ job of recruiting then. Which is part of coaching college football. Sounds like he deserves an F grade on that aspect.
Mikey Keene threw 11 touchdowns and had 8 interceptions in the Mountain West last year
That’s a huge drop off from being the strength of the team.
Because Harbaugh cant recruit and nor can Moore unless Portnoy and Ellison are buying the recruits lol
Arguably the best thing about Ohio State winning the natty has been watching @bkmk1 cry about it for the last 4+ months.
Not every team is like Michigan. OSU actually knows how to develop a roster beyond 1 year.
Lolol
If you have to exaggerate your point, you don't have a good point.
