12-08-2021, 11:29 PM
The guy almost left Stanford for *Kansas*, for goodness sakes. I’m glad he didn’t, but from academic reasons, I guess we would have been able to test Teejers’ hypothesis.
Harbaugh is a very good coach, no doubt. I think good coaches in top schools who can draw in good talent and not squander it should be able to win most of the time, so Harbaugh is unlikely to have a season go truly sideways. Now that being said, can I imagine Harbaugh going through a relative rough patch? Sure, those things happen even to good coaches. Can I imagine him doing nothing about it? No. So maybe that’s the answer to your question. But that also doesn’t mean that what he would do is guaranteed to work, though. So yeah, it’s possible that Michigan/Harbaugh would get into a funk they have trouble getting out of. The issue is that at Michigan, that’s a 7-5 season, not a 3-9 season.
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Harbaugh is a very good coach, no doubt. I think good coaches in top schools who can draw in good talent and not squander it should be able to win most of the time, so Harbaugh is unlikely to have a season go truly sideways. Now that being said, can I imagine Harbaugh going through a relative rough patch? Sure, those things happen even to good coaches. Can I imagine him doing nothing about it? No. So maybe that’s the answer to your question. But that also doesn’t mean that what he would do is guaranteed to work, though. So yeah, it’s possible that Michigan/Harbaugh would get into a funk they have trouble getting out of. The issue is that at Michigan, that’s a 7-5 season, not a 3-9 season.
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