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The product you see on the field in 2024 is the direct responsibility of Warde Manuel, and to a lesser extent, Santa Ono.
Jim Harbaugh asked them to stand with him in all the NCAA crap being shoveled at Michigan, and they refused. That started the ball rolling toward Harbaugh's exit, with the result being what we see today in this football team.
All they had to do is say, "Jim, right or wrong, we are going to stand with you". "You are our head coach, and we believe everything you have worked so hard to accomplish, was well intended" "If the NCAA comes to a conclusion that you were wrong, we will still stand with you"
Had they done that, Harbaugh would have stayed. He never wanted to leave. His post-employment statements regarding the Lombardi trophy are his way of actually protecting Warde Manuel. Had Harbaugh stayed, there's no doubt in my mind that Michigan would be a better team today, and that he would have gotten a decent QB via the portal or a transfer. No doubt at all.
So if any M fan wants to blame someone for what you see against Illinois today, and the crap fest that is heading our way in the remainder of the season, it all falls at the doorstep of Warde Manuel and Santa Ono. This is what they wanted, instead of defending the best coach they've had since Schembechler.
They'd also likely still have Minter. They'd still have Jay Harbaugh. They'd have Ben Herbert. They'd still have Mike Hart.
All are gone. Congrats, Warde. You kept your "integrity", but you also own what's on the field today.
How does it feel to have a football team with no quarterback? This is even worse than the Rich Rod years, and I thought that was something I'd never say.
Who is the fat old plastic-surgeried white trash looking blond lady who is in so many commercials these days? Like — how did that lady get so many jobs?
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