I don't think a new HC solves the problems either. Ditching Harbaugh could be a feelgood moment for some, but as you stated, the problems facing the FB program now are deeply seated in mediocre play and coaching for the last two decades. It now appears that Lloyd Carr was the last M coach that actually gave a crap about the program. Harbaugh is out on some fog-headed daze where football success seems to be an afterthought. He's conceded the Big Ten to OSU, and didn't put up much of a fight last year, even though all teams were having Covid issues.
For a HC to make a difference now would mean that Michigan would have to roll the dice perfectly, to find that one guy who can make the difference by being an excellent recruiter AND game day coach. I don't think there's a lot of those guys out there, and if they're there, they're not easy to find.
One thing is sure, that as long as we have the Manuel/Harbaugh combo in place, the program is going nowhere. Neither seems to have the knowledge or the guts to get the program where it once was. I'll still watch some games this year, because I'm still a fan. I won't be going to AA to see them, but I'll be watching at home, with the remote in my hand, ready to turn to something else when the ineptness rears its ugly head.
For a HC to make a difference now would mean that Michigan would have to roll the dice perfectly, to find that one guy who can make the difference by being an excellent recruiter AND game day coach. I don't think there's a lot of those guys out there, and if they're there, they're not easy to find.
One thing is sure, that as long as we have the Manuel/Harbaugh combo in place, the program is going nowhere. Neither seems to have the knowledge or the guts to get the program where it once was. I'll still watch some games this year, because I'm still a fan. I won't be going to AA to see them, but I'll be watching at home, with the remote in my hand, ready to turn to something else when the ineptness rears its ugly head.
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