Yesterday on ESPN's College Gameday, Thamel said this:

“I think the results of today’s game loom as a significant pivot point for Jim Harbaugh’s future at Michigan. A loss could expedite key decisions from both sides. A win obviously returns Jim Harbaugh to the sidelines here at Michigan. They play in the Big Ten title game, and then they go on to be a favorite, if they beat Iowa, in the College Football Playoff. It would also inherently temper NFL interest in Harbaugh until the season’s done."

“A loss could put things in fast forward, it could open the door to any NFL conversations Harbaugh could have. It would also put Michigan’s decision makers in the crosshairs. They’d need to determine in the upcoming weeks whether they want Harbaugh to return to the sideline despite a suspension to start the 2024 season looming as an inevitability.”


I feel like we don't even need Josh to weigh in here to know that this is bullshit. Our decision makers would need to determine if we want him to return? Uh, have you been paying attention, Thamel? Like, at all? Our entire university is behind Harbaugh. I sincerely doubt Harbaugh's future was uncertain even if we had lost this game, at least in terms of Michigan's interest.

Props to the Michigan faithfull! Very little red in the crowd yesterday by my view on tv. Crowd noise was amaizing!!!

What I’m picturing the OP is thinking or doing… if this works out… the usual suspects will supply appropriate gifs…

This may work… it may bomb…

Oh & Go Blue!!!

I looked at the list and their comments after the game. The list was too long to count. Holy Cats! How many did we have visiting this weekend?

No one is wishing away Jim Harbaugh's tenure in Ann Arbor, there's no denying who the next man up should be once the torch is passed, regardless of how long down the tracks the handoff comes.

Sherrone Moore is the future of Michigan football when the time comes.

Who did the amazing back flip on the last play? I thought it was Donovan, my son thought Roman Wilson because of his pants or was it Corum? I know important question.

The worst 10-win team since…?

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I wonder what the Twins are thinking ? At least they got some cars.

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Jesse Minter, ladies and gentlemen.

Lol

What happened?

What’s the updates on high level recruits at the game?

Bryce Underwood?

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😂😂😂😂

Will’s ankle injury was an aggravation of an existing injury - as opposed to something new. Speaks to Will’s toughness that he played at such a high level with it for almost an entire half. I suspect he will want to play Saturday, but we’ll see if the staff asks him to stay off it for a couple weeks heading into bowl/CFP prep.

:snicker:
Go off, Abigail.

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Zinter is out for the year obviously. Prayers to Zach! I feel awful for the kid. Anybody else injured? Will ok?

Uh oh? Rumors are flying after the whipping! We need John Cooper Jr. to stick around!!

who was 0-4 vs Michigan and made the most noise about signgate on Twitter

Four years ago, the narrative was we were being out-recruited, out-coached, and outplayed. We heard stuff like we'll never catch up.
The truth is, we are still being out-recruited but not out-coached and outplayed.

The ability of this staff to develop players. Instilling a warrior mentality and creating winning game plans has been as good as any in college football.

This year has been the most unique in Michigan history. We have gone undefeated while not having our head coach for six games.

It's crazy to think that until two years ago, we had never been to the Big Ten championship game. Now, we are on the doorstep of three in a row.

The future of college football is about to change again, and who knows how this will affect things going forward, but Jim Harbaugh has done what many thought would never happen again. Put Michigan firmly at the top of the Big Ten and maybe all college football.

I'm incredibly happy and proud of this program.

Go Blue!

That was a tough defeat for Joel. I'm thinking of you, pal!

I used to be a BIG Joel Klatt fan. That ended today. His commentary on the Roman Wilson TD is one of the single dumbest things I've listed to from an on air analyst in a long time. But it wasn't just that - he was leaning so pro-OSU all game.

Have drank enough milk? That's why they lost.

Enjoy your crow and don’t choke on it. This game was for y’all! Talking to you Highbury! Talking to you DaddyLemon! And anyone else doubting this Michigan team.

I mean we want them to win right? Moved them to 3 and face us possibly? Or am I not seeing that correctly? Oregon beats Washington goes to four and fsu to three