Michigan will still be good next season.

[smooth as butter]

Even though they lost some key players, I feel Belein will have them playing hard and they will surprise some people next year.

 

[24to12]

Looks like a "changing of the guard' in the conference next year. Look for Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska to move up to challenge Wisconsin; Michigan, MSU, and OSU to move down into the middle of the pack. Wolverines lost a lot of talent in the last 6 weeks; Spartans do not have much talent coming in; OSU has to break in some young players. JB is a great coach but not a miracle worker.

 

[wolverines74]

JB is a great coach. He coach them up, and


because he has great FAITH in God he'll leave God to do the rest. GBGB"74

 

[BlueWon]

God has a lousy vertical

and no jump shot.

What does religion have to do with it?

 

[Shaver]

So you're comparing god to Aaron Craft

Is god a tenacious defender?

 

[BlueWon]

Re: So you're comparing god to Aaron Craft

Nah, he takes every 7th play off.

 

[wolverines74]

JB has stated openly that he puts great faith in God.


That he goes to church daily in the mornings and that he is where he is due to his faith. I believe he is thankful for the journey, path he is on. There are many who see God in their everyday walk and appreciate what HE does for them. U may need HIM some day as well. "74

 

[wolverines74]

HE is always at work .

R U saying He's white since he can't jump? "74

 

[sane1]

Re: JB has stated openly that he puts great faith in God.

I don't think that, however you may perceive God, Michigan basketball would be on his/her agenda. Does God reward the most pious coach? I don't get your reasoning that JB will be successful next season because he has faith in God.

 

[wolverines74]

Not that he's looking for a reward, but that he can handle


situations and Trust God through the low times. You can't manipulate God.

Some believe that they can do it alone. Others, I believe by what JB states, put their trust in God. He'll see them through it . It helps you in praying first and being bold after. "74

 

[sane1]

Re: Not that he's looking for a reward, but that he can handle

Beilein's knowledge, skill and hard work as a coach are what produces results. There are plenty of coaches who are not particularly religious who persevere and are successful.

 

[goblue31602]

Re: Not that he's looking for a reward, but that he can handle

God didn't draw up any plays for Beilein.

I don't trust God through low times and I have gotten through all of them just fine. To each their own.